Podcasts about Backwoods

The Geekz continue our 31 Days of Horror marathon with a deep dive into Wrong Turn (2003) – the cult backwoods slasher that spawned a franchise of sequels and reboots! In this review, we revisit the shocking kills, terrifying inbred cannibals, and relentless tension that made this movie one of the most talked-about horror films of the early 2000s. We'll break down the story, gore factor, and survival horror elements, while debating if Wrong Turn still holds up today compared to modern horror. From jump scares to brutal chases through the West Virginia woods, this review covers everything fans love (and fear) about this backwoods terror classic.

If you crave Halloween scary stories, vampire battles, supernatural showdowns, and long, immersive horror podcasts, this feature-length nightmare is for you. Kick off 31 Days of Halloween with a Full-Length Horror Story that drips with blood, fangs, and supernatural terror. Madelyne's Revenge unleashes vampires, monsters, and a spider-girl heroine in a battle that could decide the fate of an entire town.Felicia Bates thought her spider's strength could protect her family… until the unkillable Madelyne Donnerly returns from the grave. With vampire hordes, a devil's bargain, and a fight that stretches into the Backwoods, this isn't just a scary tale — it's a Halloween horror epic.Madelyne's Revenge — by Rob FieldsAnd it's just the beginning… because Weekly Spooky is dropping 31 shows in 31 days this October.

YOUTUBE VIDEO CHANNEL: https://youtube.com/@COOKBROS?si=7i4LIMj3VRw2wPdg PBA- https://www.powderboundadventures.comMerch: https://www.blackbird-usa.com Get the full scoop on Hay Days 2025, the ultimate snowmobile industry event! In this episode, we talk about everything from the top booths and the latest trends in snowmobile performance to our personal experiences and opinions on the industry's current trajectory. Wondering about Polaris, Ski-Doo, Arctic Cat, or Lynx? We dive into the advantages and disadvantages of turbocharged and naturally aspirated sleds, exploring their power, reliability, and throttle response.Key takeaways from this recap include:- The highlights and surprises from Heydays, including standout booths and new gear.- Updates on Powderbound Adventures, offering all-inclusive snowmobile clinics and trips in Northwest Colorado.- Insights into the current state of the snowmobile industry, tackling innovations, recalls, and rider preferences.- The role of Backwoods in supporting the community, including their epic Power Hour and afterparty events.Whether you're a seasoned rider or new to the sport, this video could help you decide on your next sled or gear upgrade. Let us know what you think in the comments—what are your thoughts on the snowmobile industry this year? Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share with a friend who loves snowmobiling. Let's get hyped for an epic winter season together!#snowmobilepodcast

DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER & BILL CHARLAP “ELEMENTAL” New York ?, c. 2025 I'm beginning to see the light, Mood indigo, ‘S wonderful, The More I See YouDee Dee Bridgewater (vcl) acc by Bill Charlap (p) SONNY SIMMONS / BILLY HIGGINS “BACKWOODS SUITE” Berkeley, CA, January 19, 1982Sparrow's last jump, Backwoods suite (ss,rhythm only), You better do it now before you die laterJoe Hardin (tp) Al Thomas (tb) Sonny Simmons (as) Michael Marcus (bar) Joe Bonner (p) Herbie Lewis (b) Billy Higgins (d) CHARLI PERSIP “AND THE JAZZ STATESMEN” New York, April 2, 1960Sevens (1), Right down front (2), Soul march (1)Freddie Hubbard (tp-1) Marcus Belgrave (tp-2) Roland Alexander (ts) Ronnie Mathews (p) Ron Carter (b) Charlie Persip (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 30 de septiembre, 2025 at PuroJazz.

Camp Crystal Lake has long stood abandoned, its bloody history etched into the memories of all who grew up hearing the stories: the boy who drowned, the grieving mother who lost her mind, and the masked killer who rose from the depths to exact vengeance on anyone foolish enough to trespass.When seven teenagers venture into the ruins of the infamous camp at the start of summer vacation, they expect to find nothing more than decaying cabins and ghost stories to take home. Instead, they awaken something far darker.As night falls, the shadows come alive with the presence of Jason Voorhees himself, his unrelenting rage spilling once again across the grounds of the cursed lake.But Jason is not the only predator stalking these woods. Far older eyes watch the carnage unfold—eyes belonging to the Sasquatch, ancient guardians who have roamed these forests since long before human footsteps disturbed the earth. They have witnessed decades of blood at Crystal Lake with quiet detachment, but tonight, their silence will break.When the Sasquatch intervene to save two boys from Jason's rampage, it is not mercy that drives them but necessity. They know what the teenagers do not: every disappearance invites search parties, helicopters, thermal scans, and tracking dogs. Too much human attention threatens their existence, and so balance must be restored by any means necessary.What follows is a collision of legends—a battle of monsters bound by ancient instincts, hidden laws, and territories marked in blood.For the terrified survivors, the forest becomes a maze of horrors where every shadow holds a choice: fall to Jason's blade, stumble into the wrath of the Sasquatch, or discover the grim truth of why these creatures hide from mankind.The story does not end with the night. One year later, the survivors are pulled back into a conflict that stretches beyond their worst nightmares, forced into uneasy alliance with the very monsters they once fled. Together, they must confront something far older, far darker, and far more dangerous than either Jason or the Sasquatch.Prepare yourself for a descent into the deep woods, where myths bleed into reality, where monsters protect by destroying, and where the real horror isn't what hunts you—it's what decides to let you live. Best experienced in complete darkness with headphones… though you may want to keep a light close. Some stories have a way of following you home.

DEE DEE BRIDGEWATER & BILL CHARLAP “ELEMENTAL” New York ?, c. 2025 I'm beginning to see the light, Mood indigo, ‘S wonderful, The More I See YouDee Dee Bridgewater (vcl) acc by Bill Charlap (p) SONNY SIMMONS / BILLY HIGGINS “BACKWOODS SUITE” Berkeley, CA, January 19, 1982Sparrow's last jump, Backwoods suite (ss,rhythm only), You better do it now before you die laterJoe Hardin (tp) Al Thomas (tb) Sonny Simmons (as) Michael Marcus (bar) Joe Bonner (p) Herbie Lewis (b) Billy Higgins (d) CHARLI PERSIP “AND THE JAZZ STATESMEN” New York, April 2, 1960Sevens (1), Right down front (2), Soul march (1)Freddie Hubbard (tp-1) Marcus Belgrave (tp-2) Roland Alexander (ts) Ronnie Mathews (p) Ron Carter (b) Charlie Persip (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 30 de septiembre, 2025 at PuroJazz.

Tom Parker has been guiding in the Bob Marshall Wilderness since the 1970s, and local legend within his community- known for his hunting knowledge, expertise in the backcountry, and all around affinity and understanding of bears. Through his decades spent in the wilderness living with and around grizzlies, Tom has developed a unique perspective on how grizzly bears fit into the modern landscape. Come with us as we hear Tom's story from the 70s, to present day and start to piece together this grizzly story. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Blackwood Gorge looks like paradise on a postcard—towering firs, crystal streams, and endless trails. But beneath the beauty lies something older than legend, something that's been watching the woods for longer than humans have walked them. For years, hikers have vanished here, leaving behind only impossible clues: backpacks hanging twenty feet up in the trees, footprints far too large to belong to any man, and wood knocks that echo like warnings in the dark.This is the story of The Huntsman—a serial killer who believed the wilderness would hide his crimes. But Blackwood Gorge was already claimed by another predator, one that knows the difference between the innocent and the guilty. As the body count grows and desperation sets in, the hunter becomes the hunted, and the forest delivers justice in the only way it knows how: primal, ancient, and merciless.⚠️ Listener Warning: This story contains graphic descriptions of violence, murder, psychological terror, and death. It deals with predatory behavior and with forms of justice that exist outside human law. There are scenes of intense fear, bodily harm, and primal horror that may be deeply disturbing to some listeners. This content is absolutely not suitable for younger listeners. If you have children nearby, please use headphones or save this for another time. If you're sensitive to descriptions of violence or death—or if you're listening alone in an isolated place—you may want to consider whether this is the right story for you tonight. Listener discretion is strongly advised.Get Our FREE NewsletterGet Brian's Books Leave Us A VoicemailVisit Our WebsiteSupport Our Sponsors

In the shadow of Vermont's Glastenbury Mountain lies one of New England's most enduring mysteries, a dark chapter in American history that begins with a simple walk in the woods that ended in oblivion. On November 12, 1945, Middie Rivers, a 74-year-old hunting guide who knew the wilderness like the back of his weathered hands, told his companions he'd walk ahead to their camp. He never arrived. His disappearance would mark the beginning of a five-year period during which five people would vanish in the same remote area of southwestern Vermont, leaving behind grieving families, baffled search parties, and questions that remain unanswered to this day.This episode delves deep into the haunting history of what author Joseph Citro would later christen the Bennington Triangle, exploring not just the famous disappearances but the centuries of strangeness that preceded them. We begin with the ancient Abenaki people, who considered the mountain cursed and warned of a place where the four winds met in eternal struggle, where a malevolent stone could swallow the unwary whole. Their oral traditions speak of the mountain as sacred and dangerous in equal measure, a dwelling place of their god Tabaldak and home to creatures that walked upright like men but were something altogether different. The narrative traces the doomed attempts at settlement from Benning Wentworth's blind charter in 1761 through the brutal logging era that briefly brought prosperity and violence to the mountain. We examine the murders that stained the settlement's history, including the chilling 1892 killing of John Crowley by Henry McDowell, who claimed voices in his head commanded him to kill, and who later escaped from a mental hospital to vanish as completely as the mountain's later victims. The story follows Glastenbury's transformation from a rough logging town to a failed tourist resort, destroyed by flooding after just one season, and ultimately to Vermont's first unincorporated town, legally erased from existence in 1937.The heart of our investigation focuses on the five disappearances that would make the Bennington Triangle infamous. We explore each case in detail, from Paula Welden, the Bennington College sophomore whose vanishing in a bright red jacket inspired massive searches and the creation of the Vermont State Police, to James Tedford, whose impossible disappearance from a moving bus full of witnesses defies all rational explanation. We examine young Paul Jepson, the special needs child who spoke of nothing but the mountains for days before vanishing from his mother's truck, and Frieda Langer, the experienced hiker whose body mysteriously appeared seven months later in an area that had been thoroughly searched.Throughout the narrative, we weave together the various theories that have emerged over the decades to explain these disappearances.From the possibility of a serial killer stalking the mountain trails to indigenous legends of the Bennington Monster, from interdimensional portals and time slips to the more prosaic but no less terrifying reality of a wilderness that simply doesn't want human presence. We explore how the mountain's unusual geology, with its disorienting wind patterns and hidden sinkholes, might create natural traps that could swallow hikers without a trace.The episode also examines the cultural impact of the Bennington Triangle, from Shirley Jackson's psychological horror novel "Hangsaman" to modern paranormal investigations and the continuing reports of strange experiences on Glastenbury Mountain. We discuss contemporary encounters, including hikers who report inexplicable disorientation, time distortions, and the overwhelming feeling of being watched by something in the dense forest.We also take a look at recent incidents like the 2008 case of Robert Singley, who became lost on the same trail where Paula Welden vanished despite modern equipment and clear weather, finding the landscape seemed to change around him as he walked. Drawing from historical documents, newspaper archives, census records, and indigenous oral traditions, this comprehensive investigation presents the most complete picture possible of the Bennington Triangle mystery.We explore how a place that once housed 241 souls now officially contains just eight residents, how the forest has reclaimed most traces of human habitation, and how the mountain continues to exert its strange influence on those who venture onto its slopes.This is more than just a true crime story or a collection of ghost tales. It's an exploration of how landscapes can become legendary, how unexplained tragedies transform into folklore, and how some mysteries endure precisely because they resist solution.The Bennington Triangle stands as a reminder that even in our mapped and measured world, there remain places where people can simply step off the path and vanish forever, where the line between the possible and impossible becomes as twisted and unclear as a trail through dark Vermont woods.As we trace the history from ancient Abenaki warnings through colonial settlement, industrial exploitation, and modern mystery, one truth emerges clearly: some places don't want to be inhabited, some stories don't want to be solved, and some people who walk into the woods are never meant to walk out again.

Send us a textIn this humdinger of an episode, Tim and Mike discuss final preparations leading up to opening day amongst other topics.Welcome to the Backwoods Bowhunter Podcast. If you like bowhunting and backwoods humor, then you might have come to the right place. We do not take ourselves too seriously. Our style is for you to feel like you are sitting around the campfire with your buddies, tossin' back some cold beers, talking bowhunting and whatever else may come to mind. We keep it real, raw, and have some good ole fun.Follow along as we describe the ups and downs of a Whitetail hunting season sharing those experiences with you the listener. Unscripted and honest! Backwoods Bowhunter is proudly sponsored by:Painted Arrow - use code backwoods10 to save 10%Zone Protects - use code "backwoods" at checkout to save 15%Titan Nutrition - use code "backwoods" at checkout to save 10% & free shippingGrab your bow and get after it!Get kids outdoors! Contact Backwoods BowhunterWebsite & Merch: backwoodsbowhunter.comFacebook: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcastOur FB Community Page: Major League BowhuntingInstagram: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcastTwitter: @BWBHPodcastEmail: backwoodsbowhunterpodcast@gmail.comConsider leaving us a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcastsThanks for listening!Grab your bow and get after it!

Mikä matalan budjetin amatöörimäisissä, usein väkivaltaa ja seksiä ronskisti yhdistelevissä genre-elokuvissa viehättää? Elokuvateattereihin tuli uudelleenfilmatisointi yhdestä 80-luvun tunnetuimmasta roskaelokuvaklassikosta The Toxic Avengerista. Se kertoo kiusatusta teinistä, joka muuttuu ydinjätteen vaikutuksesta epämuodostuneeksi kostajaksi. Uudessa The Toxic Avenger Unrated -elokuvassa näyttelee kavalkadi Hollywoodin kärkikaartia Elijah Woodista Kevin Baconiin ja Peter Dinklageen. Kyseessä ei ole pienen budjetin raina, mutta se on kaikin puolin kunnianosoitus b-elokuvien estetiikalle ja juonenkäänteille. Miksi nimekkäät tekijät halusivat tehdä nk. roskaelokuvan? Amatöörimäisten b-elokuvien tuotanto on vahvaa edelleen myös Suomessa. Elokuvateatterilevitykseen tuli vast'ikään peikkojen ja ihmisten yhteenotosta kertova Backwood Madness. Lyhytelokuvien saralla kansainvälisesti palkittu Prey. Kill. Fuck. Repeat. edustaa myös modernia b-elokuvaa. Niin ikään kotimainen mukamentti eli pseudodokkari Carlotta Moore & Me julkaistaan DVD:nä kuluvan kuun lopussa. Mistä inspiraatio tällaisten elokuvien tekemiseen kumpuaa, ja kenelle elokuvat ovat pääsääntöisesti tarkoitettu? Miten roskaelokuvagenre on kehittynyt vuosien varrella? Millainen on sen historia? Kulttuuriykkönen keskustelee aiheesta elokuvohjaajien Rauli Ylitalon ja Christer "CHRZU" Lindströmin sekä Trash Video -tuotantoyhtiön Ville Lähteen kanssa. Juhani Kenttämaa toimittaa.

It's September and everyone's mind is on bugling bull elk. Today they are recognized as one of the most sought after western big game species, but have you ever wondered if it has always been that way? In this episode, we dive into the fascinating history and mystery of the Eastern Elk. What were they, and what happened to them? We will cover everything from their first scientific description based off of a painting, to their hopeful future led by sportsmen and women. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Send us a textIn this humdinger of an episode, Tim and Mike make their triumphant return after a lengthy hiatus. Let not your heart be troubled, we're back!Welcome to the Backwoods Bowhunter Podcast. If you like bowhunting and backwoods humor, then you might have come to the right place. We do not take ourselves too seriously. Our style is for you to feel like you are sitting around the campfire with your buddies, tossin' back some cold beers, talking bowhunting and whatever else may come to mind. We keep it real, raw, and have some good ole fun.Follow along as we describe the ups and downs of a Whitetail hunting season sharing those experiences with you the listener. Unscripted and honest! Backwoods Bowhunter is proudly sponsored by:Painted Arrow - use code backwoods10 to save 10%Zone Protects - use code "backwoods" at checkout to save 15%Titan Nutrition - use code "backwoods" at checkout to save 10% & free shippingGrab your bow and get after it!Get kids outdoors! Contact Backwoods BowhunterWebsite & Merch: backwoodsbowhunter.comFacebook: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcastOur FB Community Page: Major League BowhuntingInstagram: @backwoodsbowhunterpodcastTwitter: @BWBHPodcastEmail: backwoodsbowhunterpodcast@gmail.comConsider leaving us a review on Spotify or Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcastsThanks for listening!Grab your bow and get after it!

TIMESTAMPS: 0:00:00 "There Are Things in the Woods That Should Never Be Disturbed." 0:44:36 "I Heard a Knock From Inside My Closet. I SHOULD NOT Have Looked." 1:34:12 "My Small Town in the Backwoods of North Carolina Has A Very Dark Urban Legend."

(00:00-8:10) Mike Francesa not happy with the Friday night Chiefs game in Brazil. Doug agrees with everything Francesa said. The economic impact of the Brazil game. Giving birth over international waters.(8:18-12:51) Tomorrow's gonna be a big show. The Colonel, Joey Vitale, and Jeremy Maclin will be joining us. We had a "So What'd Your Grandma Think" in Eugene. Audio of Dan Lanning having a little fun with a reporter with a tough question. Dan Lanning seems like a likable sort. Backwoods lore.(13:01-19:54) E-Mail of the DaySee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

When you hear words like mountain, canyon, or forest, what areas come to your mind first? I would be willing to bet your mind doesn't immediately go to a place below the surface of the water. Well get ready for a wild ride because we are about learn about one of the most commonly brought up, but severly understudied areas of the world, the gulf. Come with us as we hop aboard a research boat with marine biologist, Dr. Holley Muraco and learn more about this fascinating world that has so much left to be discovered. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Journey into the heart of Kentucky's most terrifying legend with this comprehensive exploration of the Pope Lick Monster, a cryptid that has haunted Louisville for over eight decades.This ten-thousand-word narrative traces the evolution of a local legend that refuses to remain merely legendary, examining documented encounters, mysterious deaths, and the increasingly disturbing pattern of events surrounding the Norfolk Southern Railway trestle that spans Pope Lick Creek.Our investigation begins in the 1940s with the first recorded sightings of a creature that defies biological explanation—a seven-foot-tall hybrid of man and goat that stalks the shadows beneath the railroad bridge. Through meticulous research of historical records, witness testimonies, and investigative reports, we explore how what started as whispered folklore has evolved into something far more complex and terrifying. The narrative examines multiple origin theories, from a circus train disaster in the early 1900s to the curse of a Depression-era sheep herder, each attempting to explain the impossible existence of this creature.The story takes a dark turn as we document the deaths and disappearances associated with the trestle, including the tragic fate of teenagers who dared to cross the bridge, the mysterious three-day disappearance of university student Jennifer Walsh in 1984, and the recent vanishing of seventeen people in 2024. We analyze the disturbing pattern that emerges from these incidents, particularly the reports of victims being "called" or "invited" by the creature through dreams and visions.Special attention is given to the scientific investigations that have attempted to understand the phenomenon, including Dr. Lawrence Kingston's 1968 expedition that recorded unexplained acoustic anomalies and hormonal markers, and the 2008 University of Kentucky study that discovered pre-Columbian cave paintings depicting the creature beneath the trestle. The narrative also explores the controversial DNA evidence collected from the caves that shows markers from both human and caprine sources, along with genetic sequences that match no known terrestrial life form.The digital age has brought new dimensions to the Pope Lick Monster phenomenon, from the 2018 mass sighting witnessed by over 300 Louisville residents to the final livestream of paranormal investigator Derek Matthews, who jumped from the trestle while fifty thousand viewers watched in horror. We examine how the creature appears to be adapting to modern technology, including reports of it mimicking human voices in phone calls and learning from social media content posted by its victims.Four primary theories are explored to explain the creature's existence. The interdimensional hypothesis suggests the monster is a visitor from a parallel dimension, manifesting at a weak point between worlds. The genetic experiment theory points to classified military documents referencing "Operation Chimera" and escaped specimens from caprine-human hybridization trials in the 1940s.The tulpa theory proposes the creature is a manifestation of collective human fear and belief, while the ancient entity theory, supported by indigenous oral traditions and pre-Columbian artifacts, suggests something far older and more terrifying has dwelt in this area since before recorded history.Recent developments have attracted federal attention, with a joint task force comprising the FBI, CDC, and Department of Defense establishing operations in Louisville in 2024. Leaked documents suggest the government has been monitoring "Biological Anomaly PL-1" since 1953, with multiple failed attempts to capture or eliminate the entity.The escalating situation, including seventeen missing persons in 2024 alone, has raised concerns about what investigators cryptically refer to as "potential multiplication events."The narrative draws from over eighty years of documented encounters, newspaper accounts, police reports, and witness testimonies to construct the most comprehensive examination of the Pope Lick Monster phenomenon ever assembled.From the creature's evolution from local folklore to its current status as an active federal investigation, we trace how a legend has become a terrifying reality for the people of Louisville.This is not merely a collection of ghost stories or urban legends, but a serious examination of one of America's most persistent and disturbing cryptid phenomena. The Pope Lick Railroad Trestle remains an active railway bridge where multiple people have died in recent years, and the area is now under federal investigation.Whether the Pope Lick Monster is an interdimensional being, a genetic experiment gone wrong, a manifestation of collective fear, or something beyond our current understanding, the evidence suggests that the phenomenon is real, it's escalating, and according to those who claim to know, something significant is coming.The narrative serves both as a historical document and a warning. As reports of encounters increase and the creature's behavior becomes more aggressive and purposeful, the question is no longer whether the Pope Lick Monster exists, but rather what it wants and whether we're prepared for whatever it's planning. The caves beneath the trestle echo with prophecies written in multiple languages, all carrying the same chilling message about bringing others in exchange for being spared. The monster that once lurked in local legend has become something far more dangerous, and its story is far from over.Listen to the locals. Heed the warnings. Stay away from the trestle. Some mysteries are better left unsolved, and some bridges should never be crossed.

In the summer of 2007, two sixteen-year-old boys from Mountain View, Arkansas set out for what was supposed to be the adventure of a lifetime—three carefree weeks at a remote hunting cabin deep in the Ozark National Forest. Days of fishing, video games, and freedom quickly gave way to something far darker.What began as innocent summer fun spiraled into a nightmare that would shatter their lives forever. The boys came face to face with beings that should not exist—creatures walking upright like men, yet inhuman in every way.Their wolf-like faces were twisted into unnatural smiles, lined with too many teeth, and their piercing, intelligent eyes carried a predatory awareness no animal should ever have.Fifteen years later, one of those boys is finally ready to speak. Haunted by the trauma that led to his best friend Tyler's tragic death in an alcohol-related accident, the survivor reveals—for the first time—the horrifying truth of what really happened during those four nights in the cabin… and why he stayed silent until now.While we cannot independently verify every detail of his account, the psychological trauma he describes is undeniably consistent with severe PTSD. Whether these creatures existed as reported—or represent a traumatic reinterpretation of a violent wildlife attack—the impact on both young men was catastrophic and real.And it's worth noting: multiple independent accounts from the Ozark region describe eerily similar encounters. Make of that what you will.

What happens when you put eight friends on a cursed mountain with zero cell service? Quick-time panic, horror clichés, and more teen drama than a CW marathon—yep, we're talking Until Dawn (2015). This previously recorded episode is apart of our archive of recordings started in 2021 ominously placed on our Patreon. Listen to more free-to-listen episodes in the bio. *This podcast is for entertainment and semi-educational purposes only, and nothing we say should be taken in serious context, especially when related to your safety or the safety of others* Connect With Us! https://linktr.ee/wouldyousurvive Instagram--> https://www.instagram.com/wouldyousurvivepod Tik-Tok--> https://www.tiktok.com/@wouldyousurvivepod Twitter--> survive_podcast Facebook--> https://www.facebook.com/wouldyousurvive Patreon--> https://www.patreon.com/wouldyousurvive Email-->⁠thesurvivepodcast@gmail.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this episode, we are taking a look at one the smallest, often overlooked, but essential pieces of our ecosystem: pollinators. With effects ranging from agricultural yields and native plant success, down to something as specific as the hunting quality on your family's property, pollinators play a huge role in all of it. Come along as we get hands-on experience with a beekeeper and have a great conversation with author and environmental historian, Sara Dant. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Tonight's story comes from a mother named Sarah who reached out to me through a mutual acquaintance after years of keeping silent about what happened to her family in the remote forests of Alabama. When she first contacted me, she could barely get through the telling without breaking down, especially when describing the night she heard her own voice calling her youngest son into the darkness—while she was standing right beside him.Sarah and her two boys, ages ten and twelve, fled to an inherited cabin in the Bankhead National Forest to escape an abusive relationship. What should have been a healing retreat in nature became a two-month ordeal that defies conventional explanation. The creatures that stalked her family didn't just throw rocks or make strange vocalizations—they learned. They studied. They mimicked the family's voices with perfect accuracy, always trying to lure one of them outside.What makes Sarah's account particularly disturbing is the apparent intelligence behind these encounters. These weren't random animal behaviors but calculated attempts to separate and take her youngest son, Ben. The female creature that Sarah describes seemed to be mourning a lost child of her own, leading to questions about what these beings actually are and what they truly wanted with a human boy. The historical pattern Sarah uncovered in old newspaper archives—children vanishing in that exact area for decades—adds another layer of horror to her experience. Each disappearance left behind the same massive footprints that were always dismissed by authorities. Some reports even describe tall, hair-covered figures seen with smaller companions that looked almost, but not quite, human. Three years later, Ben still dreams about the "forest mommy" who called to him.At sixteen, he's drawn to wooded areas in ways that terrify his mother, and during a recent camping trip, teachers found him standing at the forest's edge at 3 AM, fully awake, listening to something only he could hear calling from the darkness.Sarah's story raises uncomfortable questions about the nature of these beings and their interest in our children. Are they simply animals operating on instinct? Or are they something more complex—intelligent enough to plan, patient enough to wait, and alien enough that we may never understand their true intentions?As always, I leave it to you to decide what you believe. But Sarah's warning bears repeating: if you ever hear a familiar voice calling from the darkness, especially if it sounds like someone you know is standing right beside you, don't answer. Some things that watch us from the forests have learned our voices, and they're very, very patient.Get Our FREE NewsletterGet Brian's Books Leave Us A VoicemailVisit Our WebsiteSupport Our SponsorsVisit Untold Radio AMBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sasquatch-odyssey--4839697/support.

Three look-alike cousins. One runaway pup. And the Backwoods of Strickfield after dark… what could go wrong? When Daisy May's dog bolts into the trees, Mouse (Maddy), Eileen, and Daisy May give chase—and stumble into something hungry lurking in the brush. Engines roar, claws scrape, and a battered pickup becomes their only lifeline as the creature closes in. The girls race to escape the Backwoods before the monster makes them disappear. A fast, fun creature feature set in the Strickfield universe—equal parts scary, funny, and full-throttle adventure.Things Come in Threes by Rob Fields

Black bears are a native animal to the state of Mississippi. In fact, back in the 1800s all the way to the early 1900s, Mississippi was a sought out destination for black bear hunting. However, due to multiple factors, they were almost pushed to extirpation. In this episode, we are going to learn through hands on experience and a discussion with Mississippi black bear program leader, Anthony Ballard, the conservation history of this particular charismatic megafauna, and dive into why their natural population rebound is stirring up so much controversy among Mississippi residents. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Five men, all enjoying the outdoors—hunting, fishing, hiking, jogging—killed in cold blood across rural Ohio. No witnesses. No  motive. No suspect. This is the story of Thomas Lee Dillon, the sniper who hunted outdoorsmen. And for years, no one even knew he existed.Support the show!For bonus content join our Patreon!patreon.com/CrimeOfftheGridFor a one time donation:https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cotgFor more information about the podcast, check outhttps://crimeoffthegrid.com/Check out our Merch!!  https://in-wild-places.square.site/s/shopFollow us on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/crimeoffthegridpodcast/ and  (1) Facebook Sources: https://murderpedia.org/male.D/d/dillonthomas.htm https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Dillon    

Tonight on Backwoods Bigfoot Stories, we venture deep into Alaska with seven chilling encounters that reveal an alarming rise in Sasquatch aggression. These aren't distant wood knocks—they're face-to-face confrontations forcing hunters to tears and driving families from their cabins.We open with Donnie and Becca's harrowing winter camping trip near their Yukon-Kuskokwim Delta village. An ancient, leathery face circles their tent, sparking a desperate battle between their sled dogs and an unseen predator, ending in an eerie scream amid heavy snow.Bernard's Copper River Valley tale from the 1960s reveals golden-yellow eyes watching him build his cabin, a mimicry of his tools, and impossible feats of strength suggesting intelligence beyond animal instinct.Kirk's family's moose hunt near the Koyukuk River spirals into terror as something imitates his calls—and horrifyingly, communicates telepathically with his wife, demanding their child.A cast-iron skillet twisted effortlessly emphasizes the frightening power they faced.Julius, near Sutton, introduces a spiritual element when a spontaneous prayer repels a nine-foot-tall Sasquatch, aligning with traditional Native beliefs about these beings.Tommy and Alice's recent nightmare in the upper Kuskokwim demonstrates frighteningly intelligent teamwork from two creatures who stalked them and crushed kitchen implements, forcing an emergency evacuation with their daughter.Tony's encounter along the Nushagak River highlights relentless pursuit and infrasound-induced sickness, while Derek's experience at Lynx Lake suggests calculated boundary-testing by multiple creatures.Finally, Randall and Gwen's highway encounters underscore the growing boldness of these beings, resulting in vehicle collisions and prolonged observations of humans.With sightings rapidly increasing and people mysteriously disoriented in familiar terrain, one message resonates loud and clear:Alaska is changing, and the Hairy Man is becoming bolder, smarter, and undeniably dangerous. Listen, heed the warnings, and trust your instincts.

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After 25 years of silence, retired forest ranger Carl is finally ready to speak. Not about what he saw—but about what others brought to him. Hikers, fellow rangers, and search-and-rescue volunteers found their way to Carl, each one pale, shaken, and desperate to tell someone who wouldn't laugh. Someone who knew the woods. Someone who might understand.In this chilling episode, Carl opens his personal archive of six unforgettable encounters—stories he quietly collected throughout his career. From a Vietnam veteran relentlessly pursued in the Oregon Cascades in 1974 to a tech-savvy couple whose 2019 hiking trip turned into a viral but quickly buried video, the accounts span decades but echo the same patterns: intelligence, intent, and something just beyond explanation.A deputy sheriff from Kentucky reports what she can only describe as “herding behavior” during a search for two missing hunters.A Colorado ranger finds strange objects left on the steps of his remote outpost. A woman alone in an Adirondack cabin experiences three nights of deliberate, methodical investigation. And a seasoned SAR volunteer recounts a baffling case of a missing hiker who reappeared days later—confused, unharmed, and with no memory of where she'd been.Carl watched these patterns emerge—year after year, region after region. What started as distant glimpses slowly turned into direct encounters. Fear gave way to curiosity.Whatever is out there, Carl believes it's getting closer. More confident. Less concerned with staying hidden.Told with the quiet authority of a man who spent a lifetime in the wild and learned to trust what the trees don't say out loud, these accounts will stay with you long after the episode ends.And next time you find yourself deep in the woods, and that feeling creeps up your spine—that sense that you're not alone—you'll remember this episode. And you'll wonder if it remembers you.

On this episode of Backwoods University, we are going to learn about one of the most extraordinary, impactful, and bold conversations to ever live. And here's the twist, you probably have never heard of her. Fannye Cook was a Mississippian born into a farming family that grew an early love for the natural world. When the demise of most all of the state's forests and game animals faced seemingly eminent peril, she was there to save them. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Tonight we venture into the deep wilderness of Northern California, where a family's simple vacation becomes a nightmare that challenges everything they thought they knew about the world. Tom and Sarah, along with their teenage sons Matt and Jake, were just trying to take a shortcut to their campground when they made a fateful turn onto an unmarked forest road that would change their lives forever.What begins as a minor navigation error quickly escalates into something far more sinister.The GPS fails, cell service vanishes, and most disturbing of all, the road they just traveled down seems to disappear entirely behind them. The forest itself appears to be closing in, trapping them in a place that shouldn't exist on any map. But the family isn't alone in these ancient woods. Something has been watching them since they first entered the treeline, something that moves just beyond the edge of vision and understands the forest in ways no human should. These aren't random wild animals or lost hikers gone feral. These are creatures that have evolved beyond humanity, adapting to survive in the deepest wilderness while never forgetting their hunger for what they once were.This story explores the thin line between civilization and savagery, between the world we think we know and the older, darker world that still exists in the forgotten places. It's about a family pushed to their absolute limits, forced to discover strength they never knew they had when faced with an enemy that defies all rational explanation. Tom finds himself wielding weapons he hoped he'd never need, while Sarah transforms from suburban mother to fierce protector. The boys, Matt and Jake, must grow up fast in an environment where childhood innocence becomes a luxury they can no longer afford. Together, they learn that sometimes survival isn't just about staying alive—it's about holding onto your humanity when everything around you has forgotten what that means.The creatures they encounter represent our deepest fears about what lurks in the spaces between the known world and the void beyond. They're intelligent, patient, and utterly alien in their understanding of human nature.They don't just hunt for food—they collect, they study, they adapt. And they've been doing it far longer than anyone realized.This episode examines themes of family bonds under extreme pressure, the price of knowledge that can never be unknown, and the question of what we're truly capable of when everything we hold dear is threatened. It's a story about ordinary people forced into extraordinary circumstances, and how they emerge forever changed by their encounter with something that should have remained hidden in the deep woods.The resolution brings both closure and wisdom, as we learn that some battles, once won, leave scars that serve as permanent reminders of how fragile our sense of safety really is. The family's ordeal becomes not just a tale of survival, but a transformation that redefines their understanding of strength, courage, and the unbreakable bonds that hold a family together when the world tries to tear them apart.Join us as we follow their journey from a simple wrong turn to a confrontation with ancient horrors, and discover how sometimes the most terrifying detours lead us exactly where we need to be to find out who we really are when everything else is stripped away.

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On this weeks episode, the guys sit down with a good friend and well know Houndsman Cheyenne Cummings. He is no stranger to the sport and is known as one of the top Houndsman. As a Truck winner and PKC World champion his training has proved over and over. #BriarCreekKennelsSupply#HoundsmanAdvantage#CajunOutdoors-CajunLights#LittleTSquallers

Welcome back to Tinfoil Tales! On this episode I am joined by my guest Angel, and her paranormal team that calls themselves Backwoods Kentucky Ghost Hunters andhere here to share some of their experiences within the paranormal world.Tinfoil Tales Podcast - Show Notes 

On this episode of Backwoods University we’ll delve into the future of bobwhite quail and their potential as a species. We will hear from quail hunter and landowner, Jimmy Bryan, as he walks us through restoring quail on his family land. Quail Biologist, Dr. James Martin walks us through the many things people can practically do to help quail and help keep them around. Everything from land management practices, such as prescribed burning and timber management, to getting involved with conservation organizations like Quail Forever, we cover it all. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's episode we are podcasting in person catching up on summer adventures. Rheannon shares the adventure that was picking up her first pick up truck. What started out as a fun road trip with Mom turned into an adventure driving down a canyon with little to no brakes. Tamara shares about her awesome adventures in Maine and that road trip. She is getting ready for another road trip to Boise and Rheannon has some suggestions for places to stop for moose. After a fun visit the road trip continues, and hopefully it doesn't downhill fast. 

In this episode, Fred from Alaska shares gripping and eerie tales of encounters with mysterious, possibly large humanoid creatures in the remote Alaskan wilderness. The first story recounts Tony's unsettling experience while moose hunting along the Noga River with his family, where they are haunted by strange screams and shadowy figures.The second tale details Derek's unnerving stay at a state cabin near Nancy Lake, where both he and his friend confront an enigmatic, imposing figure. Additional reports from berry pickers and other outdoorsmen describe being disoriented and seeing ominous figures, suggesting a pervasive presence of unexplained phenomena in the area.Multiple road crossings of mysterious beings further underscore the unending enigma that haunts these Alaskan landscapes.Join Mireya's Explorer Society Get Our FREE NewsletterGet Brian's Books Leave Us A VoicemailVisit Our WebsiteSupport Our SponsorsVisit Untold Radio AM 00:00 Introduction and Setting the Scene 00:09 The Moose Hunting Expedition Begins 01:26 The Mysterious Scream 02:43 The Encounter in the Fog 04:06 The Shadowy Figure Revealed 08:22 The Terrifying Scream and Escape 13:33 Returning Home and Reflecting 16:25 Derek's Eerie Experience at Nancy Lake 23:32 The Mysterious Cabin Encounter 24:38 A Terrifying Confrontation 29:19 Reinforcements Arrive 33:21 Strange Experiences in Familiar Places 41:37 Road Crossings and Warnings 43:54 A Close Encounter on the Beach 46:29 Final Thoughts and Future UpdatesBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sasquatch-odyssey--4839697/support.

 In this episode, Brian welcomes Greg from Washington, who shares his extensive experiences and sightings of Sasquatch (Bigfoot) over the years. Greg recounts his first encounter in Manitou Springs, Colorado, at age 10, and subsequent sightings including a mysterious incident involving missing time. He discusses his research and belief that Sasquatch are physical creatures with remarkable intelligence and adaptability, debunking theories of them being supernatural or alien beings.Greg also describes how certain locations and methods, such as repeatedly visiting isolated areas and using specific types of music, have facilitated his numerous encounters. Additionally, Greg talks about his book 'Scion of Michael' which features Sasquatch characters in a fantasy narrative, and mentions his YouTube channels covering various interests.Get Greg's Book Join Mireya's Explorer Society Get Our FREE NewsletterGet Brian's Books Leave Us A VoicemailVisit Our WebsiteSupport Our SponsorsVisit Untold Radio AM0:00 Welcome and Introduction 00:07 First Encounter with Sasquatch 04:51 Camping Trip Gone Wrong 08:50 Research and Discoveries in Oregon 15:40 The Apple Trap and Unexpected Encounters 22:26 Investigating Sightings with New Friends 32:28 Exploring the Wilderness with Nicole 33:29 Sasquatch Encounter and Strange Footsteps 34:36 Teaching Nature and Debunking Myths 36:41 Young Sasquatch Sighting 38:06 Fleeing from an Angry Sasquatch Parent 39:24 Describing Heavy Footsteps and Reactions 39:56 Twilight Sasquatch Sighting 41:25 Camouflaged Bronco and Sasquatch Encounter 44:09 Debating Sasquatch Theories 48:56 Sasquatch and Human Interactions 55:32 Advice for Sasquatch Researchers 56:43 Promoting Books and YouTube ChannelsBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sasquatch-odyssey--4839697/support.

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In this chilling episode of True Scary Stories, we head deep into the backwoods—where the roads are narrow, the trees whisper, and help is miles away. Listen to terrifying true encounters with dangerous criminals lurking, unexplained noises echoing through the night, and ghostly figures that vanish into the darkness. Lock your doors, check your surroundings, and get ready for a journey into the creepy and unpredictable wild.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/uncle-joshs-true-scary-stories--1977911/support.

What happens when everyday life collides with something that—according to everything we've been taught—shouldn't exist? In this spine-tingling episode, we bring you three firsthand accounts from the misty forests of the Pacific Northwest, each told by witnesses who never sought the spotlight yet can never forget what they saw. These aren't campfire yarns or shaky-cam curiosities.  Story One – “The Trail Cam”A quiet suburban homeowner in Washington sets up a motion-triggered camera to catch whatever's overturning his garbage cans at night. The footage he captures upends his sense of safety and pulls him into a months-long game of cat-and-mouse with a creature that seems to be studying him just as closely.Story Two – “The Logging Road”Deep in the Cascades, two seasoned loggers begin finding outsized footprints, catching echoes of guttural calls, and sensing an intelligence tracking their every move. When they finally meet the eyes of what's been shadowing them, they realize the woods they've worked for decades may never have belonged to humans at all.Story Three – “The Night Shift”On patrol outside an isolated research facility, a security guard hears strange knocks and vocalizations drifting in from the treeline. His curiosity evolves into a groundbreaking—and chilling—attempt at back-and-forth communication with an unknown primate species that refuses to stay hidden.These encounters will challenge your assumptions about what roams beyond the trailhead and what it wants from us.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/sasquatch-odyssey--4839697/support.

On this episode of Backwoods University we’re going to find out what really happened to the bobwhite quail and the hunting culture that surrounded it. Well known hunter and conservationist, Will Primos, gives us a first-hand account of what quail hunting and quail hunting culture was like during the perceived “glory days” of the 1950s and 1960s. He also shares his experience of watching quail seemingly disappear from the landscape. Wildlife biologist and upland game bird professor, Dr. Mark McConnell, gives an in-depth explanation of the many factors that led to these mass quail declines. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Uncle Si reflects on the surprisingly effective backwoods remedies he learned from Phil—including bark chewing, spit paste, and a very unfortunate use for Vick's VapoRub. Martin recounts the childhood stunt that shattered a glass coffee table, and Si is convinced he deserved way more spankings than he got. Si shares the time he witnessed to a drug dealer in true Si fashion, while Phillip confesses to microwaving a baseball to cheat—because of course he did. John-David gives some questionable tips for those who are cruising this summer. Duck Call Room episode #458 is sponsored by: Upgrade your wallet today! Get 10% Off @‌Ridge with code DUCK at https://www.Ridge.com/DUCK! #Ridgepod https://drinkag1.com/duck — Get a FREE gift with your first order and try the new Next Gen formula today! https://www.mypillow.com/duck — Get any size Giza Dream sheets for just $49.98! - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steven Rinella talks with Lake Pickle, Kate Lospinoso, Maggie Hudlow, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider. Topics Discussed: "Old" young trapper Kate; Lake Pickle’s new podcast, "Backwood's University," is out now on our network; Maggie's article on Why You Should Consider a Mutt as Your Next Hunting Dog; poaching turkey in a cemetery; buying someone else’s taxidermy; the origin of Lake’s name and fishing deer season; hunting the way God made you; looking at bobwhite quail habitat; the wonders of the flying squirrel; how it's rare to be a young, first generation trapper; Old Trapper Kate's Little Shop of Furs; beaver blankets and muskrat bomber jackets; conservation coverage on themeateater.com; and more. Connect with Steve and The MeatEater Podcast Network Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and YoutubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most commonly when folks hear the word “bison” they think of the American West. It is rarely, if ever, recognized that there was once a population of bison in the East. In this episode of Understand The Wild we will take a deep dive into the history of bison East of the Mississippi River. We will learn about them as species, we will gain an understanding of their deep impacts on the country’s landscape, and ultimately, we will find out what led to their demise. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Most commonly when folks hear the word “bison” they think of the American West. It is rarely, if ever, recognized that there was once a population of bison in the East. In this episode of Understand The Wild we will take a deep dive into the history of bison East of the Mississippi River. We will learn about them as species, we will gain an understanding of their deep impacts on the country’s landscape, and ultimately, we will find out what led to their demise. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTubeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Backwoods University explores wildlife biology and the people who dedicate their lives to studying animals and their habitats. Guided by host Lake Pickle’s curiosity, you’ll hear insights from wildlife biologists and outdoorsmen, while gaining an intimate perspective on North American wildlife, habitat, and the impact humans have had on them. You’ll learn from the experts how to understand the wild. After all, you can’t love what you don’t understand. Subscribe now wherever you listen to podcasts. Don't miss episode one coming out June 9th! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIQv7voZWHy7_axb5Zc-zEsUaKo20oniKSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0MLEAslFa9CxTE3Gd5OX3E?si=qyD7Pe3USgC2KGTbY_jt3g Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bear-grease/id1559983625 iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-bear-grease-80440754/ Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Backwoods University explores wildlife biology and the people who dedicate their lives to studying animals and their habitats. Guided by host Lake Pickle’s curiosity, you’ll hear insights from wildlife biologists and outdoorsmen, while gaining an intimate perspective on North American wildlife, habitat, and the impact humans have had on them. You’ll learn from the experts how to understand the wild. After all, you can’t love what you don’t understand. Subscribe now wherever you listen to podcasts. Don't miss episode one coming out June 9th! YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIQv7voZWHy7_axb5Zc-zEsUaKo20oniKSpotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0MLEAslFa9CxTE3Gd5OX3E?si=qyD7Pe3USgC2KGTbY_jt3g Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/bear-grease/id1559983625 iHeart: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/269-bear-grease-80440754/ Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Backwoods University explores wildlife biology and the people who dedicate their lives to studying animals and their habitats. Guided by host Lake Pickle’s curiosity, you’ll hear insights from wildlife biologists and outdoorsmen, while gaining an intimate perspective on North American wildlife, habitat, and the impact humans have had on them. You’ll learn from the experts how to understand the wild. After all, you can’t love what you don’t understand. Connect with Lake Pickle and MeatEater Lake Pickle on Instagram MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and YouTube Clips MeatEater Podcast Network on YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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