Podcasts about dove season

This week on the HowToBBQRight Podcast, if you're looking for the perfect sweet tea for your next cookout, BBQ, or picnic, Luzianne Tea has you covered (00:00). Labor Day weekend is FINALLY here, and Malcom is ready for college football, dove hunting, and plenty of good food (00:43)! Malcom had his fantasy football draft this past weekend, and he thinks he came away with a pretty solid team (04:40). Football season means WING SEASON, and our brand-new Killer Hogs Wing Seasoning has officially dropped (07:28)! Tyler whipped up a KILLER Buffalo Snack Mix using the new Wing Seasoning, and it might be the perfect football snack (10:53). Michael cooked up some steaks this weekend, and they turned out GREAT (14:45). Cuisinart recently recalled certain grill brushes, so if you're still cleaning your grill with a metal wire brush, it might be time to ditch it (19:30). Memphis in May is sanctioning BBQ competitions again, including a new competition in Collierville aimed at entry-level competition BBQ teams (22:14)! Dove season opens this weekend, and Malcom is READY to get back in the field (26:40). Malcom breaks down the full opening-day dove hunt menu and everything he's cooking for Dove Season 2026 (32:50). When smoking BBQ, which matters more: clean, thin blue smoke or steady cooking temperatures (37:20)? Do BBQ binders actually affect smoke ring formation or smoke penetration (40:44)? We've got a BUNCH of upcoming BBQ festivals, competitions, and events where y'all can come hang out with the HowToBBQRight crew (42:30)! Everyone knows Texas-style brisket is cooked low and slow, but what happens when you cook pork ribs using the same low-and-slow BBQ method (48:09)?  

The episode kicks off with excitement for dove season and a recap of recent travels, including a stop to learn more about ammunition and how much goes into making the right shells. The hosts welcome Curt Porter back to share advice and reminders before the season opens, creating a conversation that is both timely and informative. They also emphasize the value of learning from experienced hunters and passing that knowledge along to others, especially newer hunters and kids. A major focus of the episode is dove hunting safety and legality. Curt explains practical things hunters should remember, like checking a field for anything out of place, staying aware of road and right-of-way boundaries, and using the Outdoor Alabama app to check sunrise, sunset, and weather. The discussion also covers licensing changes, HIP permits, age requirements, and why it's important to get all of your paperwork right before heading into the field. The conversation closes on a personal and reflective note, with the hosts sharing memories that highlight why hunting matters beyond the harvest itself. They talk about kids, family time, and the traditions that make opening season special, from first dove hunts to simple moments sitting together in the field. The episode wraps by looking ahead to future discussions about waterfowl and encouraging listeners to stay prepared, stay legal, and enjoy the season with the people around them. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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On this episode we celebrate the fun and traditions of a good ole dove shoot. We're joined by Houston Haven of MDWFP and longtime dove field preparer and hunter Jay Chancellor. It's a fun discussion that will remind everyone just why we enjoy a good shoot so much. Houston explains some of the biology of the dove and Jay explains how to have an enjoyable, safe hunt and make a field last. There is a lot more to it than most people think. Listen, Learn and Enjoy. If you enjoyed this Gamekeeper episode, send the guys a message and don't forget to include your contact info so we can reach you if you win a prize! Support the showStay connected with GameKeepers: Instagram: @mossyoakgamekeepers Facebook: @GameKeepers Twitter: @MOGameKeepersYouTube: @MossyOakGameKeepers Website: https://mossyoakgamekeeper.com/Enter The Gamekeeper Giveaway: https://bit.ly/GK_GiveawaySubscribe to Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Magazine Buy a Single Issue of Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Single_Issue  Join our Newsletters: Field Notes - https://bit.ly/GKField_Notes | The Branch - https://bit.ly/the_branchHave a question for us or a podcast idea? Email us at gamekeepers@mossyoak.com 

The guys talk about White Bass in the area, as well as Dove Season. Next we are joined by Delta Waterfowl Chief Scientist Frank Rohyer for a great conversation about ducks.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dove hunting is the traditional kickoff for wingshooters everywhere. This year, I'm swinging west of the Mississippi to keep the dogs happy and the barrels hot.

Originally aired on July 18, 2026. Doug's insightful interview with Arride Bikes' Wayne Arrington, for your listening pleasure.

This week on the Buck Junkies podcast, we're talkin about EVERYTHING that went down on opening day of dove season 2025!... Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:14 - Opening Day of Dove Season in Mississippi 06:11 - Checkin' the fields before shooting opening day 11:11 - Waking up opening day 16:20 - Shootin' opening day 21:51 - Mikey's camera mishap... 24:24 - Utilizing the field effectively for dove hunting 25:57 - How to clean a dove 29:40 - Will got stuck with Malcom's bucket... 31:54 - Mikey's duck recipe 33:55 - Afternoon hunt of Opening Day 38:55 - Cleaning the birds after the hunt 39:42 - Shootin' with Collin's shells 42:43 - Make sure you are aware of your neighbors...  45:53 - What should we do for our field next year? 48:45 - Cookin' up doves 54:28 - Closing Notes

In this episode, the Bandits banter about dove season, hunting in overcast and after rain and the coming teal season. Enjoy! Stock media provided by Artmuns / Pond5

This week on the Buck Junkies podcast, we're covering opening day for dove season, our FAVORITE places to hunt on the field, and gearing up to prep our fall food plots!...  Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:18 - Opening Day Recap 06:24 - Is it legal to shoot a bird on a "fake" power line? 08:49 - What to do with Dove Breast 11:45 - Eatin' up pidgeon 13:02 - Using mechanical decoys for dove hunting  18:35 - Do doves move in the same way as ducks do? 21:12 - Is it worth it to spend SO MUCH on your dove fields? 24:15 - Would we hunt on a payfield? 29:02 - Our favorite places to be in the Dove field 35:01 - Dove season has the HIGHEST HIGHS and the LOWEST LOWS 39:11 - When should you be planting turnips? 44:21 - What time are we prepping our fall food plots? 47:20 - Using Night Vision to see ALL KINDS OF THINGS in the sky 51:10 - RIX Thermal Monocular  55:17 - Closing Notes

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On Dove Season Eve the hosts run through sponsor shout-outs (Willow Creek Custom Calls, Tule Creek Hunting Outfitters, G&T Truck Repair, 818 Inspections, Shannon J. Kelly, SCI Sacramento) and then sit down with Derek Shewick, Wildlife Habitat Manager for the Upper Butte Basin. The conversation covers dove habitat work, planting safflower and sunflowers, banding, refuge management, and practical scouting and hunting tips. They also discuss veterans programs (VHP/SenDaVet), the value of conservation groups like SCI Sacramento, personal Ranger/Military stories, gear and ammo preferences, and local hunting plans and events leading into opening day.

This week on the Buck Junkies podcast, we're talking about ALL things dove season in preparation for opening day this weekend!...  Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 00:30 - Dove season is kickin' off! 02:01 - Our favorite Dove season memories  06:30 - Getting a ticket while dove hunting  11:01 - Eating Pidgeon for the first time 12:51 - Our favorite part(s) of dove season  16:32 - Hunting the same spot after opening day  18:26 - Does what you put on the field matter more or the location of the field? 26:21 - What does it take to make a good dove field? 42:42 - Taking a dog hunting for dove season 51:26 - What gun are we taking for opening weekend? 55:18 - Randy getting caught on the wrong field.... 1:03:40 - Closing Notes

Originally aired on August 31st, 2025. On this episode, Doug looks forward to dove season, talking tips and tricks for you to have some great outings. He also speaks with callers about experiences where they forgot important things on their hunts like, I don't know, their guns? Is it important to bring those?

This episode of the Green Top Podcast is all about one thing: dove hunting. From gear and gun choices to scouting the perfect field and sharing legendary hunts, it's a full-on deep dive into everything you need to know to kick off the hunting season right.Join Hunter, Thomas and Andrew as they swap dove hunting stories, share pro-level tips, and walk you through how to prep for opening day. Whether you're chasing your first dove or you've been in the game for decades, this conversation has something for everyone.

Originally aired on August 24th, 2025. On this episode, Doug talks about cormorants with callers, the TOUR Championship, and much more.

On this episode, Doug speaks with callers about Baffin Bay (who bring excellent points to the discussion), discusses the best shot shell loads for dove hunting, hosts an interview with Riceland Waterfowl Club's David Pruett, and much more. 

This week In The Current, it's that time of year again.  Dove Season 2024 is hear and some of the crew is in the field.  Listen in as we hunt along with the guys and get caught up on new firearms, new broadheads, and new clothes.  We also get updates from recent 3D shoots and fishing trips.  Check it out!!  Instagram: @rutandriverpursuits For more In The Currents go to https://rutandriverpursuits.com/ 

Join us this week as Cally talks the ins and outs of Dove season!

In this episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast, we sit down with Houston Havens, the Waterfowl Program Coordinator at MDWFP, to explore dove hunting in Mississippi. Houston shares insights into Mississippi's resident and migratory dove populations, habitat management, and the state's dove banding program. The conversation also touches on the broader world of migratory birds, including Canada geese and teal, as well as the importance of proper hunting regulations. Whether you're a seasoned dove hunter or new to the sport, this episode offers valuable information on hunting practices and wildlife conservation. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

On today's episode of the Buck Junkie Podcast, Opening Weekend of Dove Season did not go according to plan (00:05)... Mark got caught up in a monsoon while throwing down some delicious eats (01:40), but Mikey's buddy managed to get struck by something a little more feathery (06:46). It goes against the southern boy code of conduct to NOT like gravy (10:22). Mikey's fantasy football draft got a little wild last week (15:00). Malcom picks Mark's brain about his new “Cheese Slaw” recipe (17:30). We got to test out some new rifles for Opening Day, and they were awesome (19:48)! Pizza Ovens can do a lot more than just making pizza (24:31). Even though we didn't get many birds, it's GREAT to finally have hunting season back on the menu (28:35)! With the way Mississippi is starting to pay out these bounties, we might be hunting some coyotes here soon (33:09). Mark got the chance to hunt some MONSTER gators down in Vicksburg (37:05). There's a new bad-to-the-bone deer blind headed to camp (45:51), and opening up a new giveaway just in time for small game season (49:58)!

Join Pastor Dan and United Church in Gallatin, TN as he delivers a life changing message meant to encourage and challenge your walk in the Lord! 

Hunting season has finally arrived!! Tune in this week as Trent is joined by Ms Hailey and Marks to talk all things dove hunting. They share stories about past dove hunts and also go over some of your Opening Day essentials that you don't want to forget!You can find Takin It Outside wherever you listen to podcasts or you can watch on YouTube as well. Be sure to shop with us 24/7 at springhilloutfitters.com.   #SOPodcast #TakinItOutside

Segment 2, August 31st, 2024 This is a huge weekend in the outdoor realm. Monday, September 2nd kicks off the first stage of Dove Season in both Carolinas.  Host Bill Bartee discusses opening day, safety, and gains advice from James Buice of Buice & Associates, a specialty sales firm covering the southeast.  Buice has fished & hunted around the world but brings it back local for the upcoming dove. Hunting of migratory game birds, including doves, by any method is not allowed on Sundays. It is illegal to dove hunt with a shotgun that can hold more than three shells unless it is plugged with a one-piece filler incapable of removal without disassembling the gun. Hunting safety is a priority when in the field. Free hunter safety courses are available through NCWRC. Wildlife Law Enforcement Officers advise dove hunters to follow these safety tips: Adhere to established safe zones of fire. Ensure you have the correct ammunition for your firearm. Keep the muzzle of your firearm pointed in a safe direction. Keep your finger off the trigger until ready to shoot. Do not shoot at low-flying birds. Do not place decoys on utility lines. Hunters can purchase or renew their license and obtain their HIP certification online for immediate use in the field. Hunters can also purchase and renew their license at a Wildlife Service Agent office. It is a violation of state and federal law to take migratory game birds with the use or aid of salt, grain, fruit or any other bait. Additionally, hunters need to be aware that an area is considered baited for 10 days following the removal of all salt, grain or other feed. Migratory game birds may be hunted in agricultural areas where grain has been distributed as the result of normal agricultural operations. Information regarding agriculture and planting techniques may be obtained from a local N.C. State Extension Center. Visit the agency's website to view an interactive map of game land dove fields. Show Highlights: Dove hunting is often times a social sport unlike deer and turkey Many times a social dove hunt includes lunch for attendees Have the grains and salts removed ten days prior to the beginning of the season Buice likes sunflowers, millet, & milo for his fields Know where everyone is & always shoot at blue sky Do not shoot low Dove hunting season will be separated into three segments: Sept. 2 - Oct. 5, Nov. 9 - Nov. 30 and Dec. 16 - Jan. 31, 2025. The daily bag limit is 15 mourning or white-winged doves, either as single species or combined, and shooting hours are from 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset. Take care of your dogs regarding weather.  Keep them hydrated and cool in the heat & protected in the cold Things You'll Learn by Listening: Dove hunting season will be separated into three segments: Sept. 2 - Oct. 5, Nov. 9 - Nov. 30 and Dec. 16 - Jan. 31, 2025. The daily bag limit is 15 mourning or white-winged doves, either as single species or combined, and shooting hours are from 30 minutes before sunrise to sunset. Migratory game bird hunters, including lifetime license holders, are required to register in the federal Harvest Information Program (HIP). HIP is a survey method developed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to collect more reliable estimates of migratory game bird harvests throughout the country. HIP certification is available July 1 – April 1 and expires June 30 each year. The Carolina Outdoors is powered by the great dove hunting brands like Tundra 45 YETI, Turtlebox Speakers, & a pair of Duckhead pants from the  Charlotte fly shop, Jesse Brown's.

Today on LIVE! Daily News, the Goodfellow Air Force Base hosted career day this morning, an Angelo State student was will serve as Congressman August Pfluger's intern this fall, and expect more and more rain over the weekend and into next week.Also, a ton of sports news out of ASU, high school volleyball rankings, and COVER1 is back this Friday!Today's Top Stories:Semi-Trailer Hauling Cantaloupes Overturns Near Big Spring (08/28/2024)Texas Tech Celebrates the End of 'The Campaign for Fearless Champions' (08/28/2024)West Texas Oil Field Crash Wrecks Two Work Trucks (08/28/2024)Santa Anna Woman Dies, 7-Year-Old Injured in U.S. 283 Crash (08/28/2024)Missouri Man Files Lawsuit After 18-Wheeler Crash in Big Spring (08/28/2024)Where Does Texas Rank in Retail Theft? (08/28/2024)Couple Kidnapped and Assaulted, Lamborghini Stolen; Six Men Arrested (08/28/2024)Unclaimed $1 Million Mega Millions Ticket Set to Expire (08/28/2024)Bronte Showdown One of State's Best Small-School Volleyball Tournaments (08/28/2024)Eight Dead, Dozens Sickened in Boar's Head Listeria Outbreak Linked to Deli Meats (08/28/2024)Theft Investigations Underway in Odessa (08/28/2024)San Angelo Police Department Issues Flood Advisory (08/28/2024)FBI Releases New Photos of Gun Used in Trump Assassination Attempt (08/28/2024)Texas CBP Officers Seize $3M in Cocaine (08/28/2024)Jewish Man Assaulted by Stranger Shouting Anti-Semitic Slur (08/28/2024)Traffic Alert for Aug. 29: Temporary Stop at Jackson Street and Knickerbocker Road (08/28/2024)Rapper Lil Baby Arrested in Vegas for Allegedly Carrying Concealed Weapon Without Permit (08/28/2024)Dramatic Footage Shows Tree Nearly Striking Cyclist (08/28/2024)Texas to Host World's Largest Steam Locomotive During Fall Tour (08/28/2024)ASU Rambelles Soccer Picked 3rd in LSC Preseason Poll (08/28/2024)Strong Mourning and White-Winged Populations Forecast for Dove Season (08/28/2024)GALLERY: Goodfellow AFB Hosts 'Air Force Career Day' for Potential Recruits (08/28/2024)Fifth Death This Month at Grand Canyon: Man Dies After Boat Capsizes (08/28/2024)Fish With Human-Like Teeth Caught in Texas Lake (08/28/2024)Angelo State Student Chosen for Internship Program in Washington, D.C. (08/28/2024)Texas High School Volleyball State Rankings (08/28/2024)Cowboys to Sign Former Second Round Pick (08/28/2024)San Angelo Central Volleyball Suffers First Loss of Season (08/28/2024)Lake View Chiefs Begin Season With Road Trip to Fort Stockton (08/28/2024)Sex Offender Violation and Engaging in Organized Criminal Activity Top Booking Report (08/28/2024)Angelo State Belles Tennis Named LSC Academic Champions (08/27/2024)Children's Book Battery Ignites Car Seat (08/27/2024) 

TONIGHT, JIM AND HIS CO-HOST SCOTT CRONIN DISCUSS THE EARLY DEER ARCHERY SEASON, UPCOMING DOVE SEASON, AND FIELD CARE OF HOT WEATHER DEER,  ALSO TREY WEBB OF WEBB'S BUTCHER BLOCK OFFERS TIPS, AND TINA HITZHERNER WITH THE LEAGUE OF KENTUCKY SPORTSMEN TALKS ABOUT A NEW FISHING PROGRAM IN LOCAL LIBRARIES

Jared and Matt discuss the upcoming dove season. They dabble in doodles. But most of the episode is a deep dive rabbit hole in shotguns.  As always, Jared gives a Bones update. Go Flush Yourself is hosted by Jared Kirk and Matt Millbauer Go Flush Yourself is an upland hunting podcast focusing on hunting with flushing dogs. On top of hunting, training, and living with flushers, we also discuss shotguns, upland hunting in general, and gear. If you want to hear more about labradors, cockers, goldens, springers, and the rest of the flushing breeds check us out! We are also an ad-free podcast and are supported purely by our listeners. If you want to help support us, please consider becoming a Patreon member. Browse and purchase Go Flush Yourself merch. Check us out on Instagram, Facebook, and X/Twitter or email us.

On today's episode of the Buck Junkie Podcast, the guys discuss Dove Season and their plans (00:25). Is Dove Season worth the upfront investment (02:01)? How should you budget your farm and equipment for Dove Season (03:44)? Always expect to see a Game Warden while hunting (09:08)… The guys talk about harvest rates and how it affects birds and other wildlife (14:34). Mikey's talks about different recipes and styles of bird cooking (17:13). What guns are the guys using for Dove Season (18:45)? This is how everyone is getting warmed up for dove season (24:43). These are the important reasons why food plot locations and strategies will benefit you during hunting seasons (26:44). These are some of our skeet shooting tips for sharp shooting (36:00). Mossy Oak founder, Mr. Fox is having his 80th birthday and still turkey hunting… What's your excuse (46:04)? The guys are going to the World's Championship Squirrel Cook-off (49:02)! The judges do not play around when it comes to cooking and judging squirrels (53:41). Check us out on other social platforms, see y'all soon (1:00:59)!

Robert and Jon talk about their recent bow fishing trip with David Rank and getting ready for dove and duck season.

In this episode Doug talks about salinity levels and which levels trout prefer. Doug chimies in on Utah's wildlife emergency changes. Get tips on fishing and a gnat/mosquito home remedy that will create a shield for you. Do you know when Dove Season starts? And where are the 20lb Bass located? All this golf and more Doug covers.

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On today's episode of the Buck Junkie's Podcast, we discuss the good, bad, and fender benders of opening weekend for Dove Season (00:44), and compare doves to pigeons (07:17). Mikey's burgers are the BEST to make at deer camp (10:29)! Mark tells a secret ingredient to Northern burgers and you'll NEVER believe it (12:19)... Jodie jumps head first into our Alligator questions (12:56), explaining the equipment and work put into finding one (15:18), the process of catching a gator (27:05), and what happens after the big fight (36:29). The atmosphere of a gator hunt is touched on, and snakes are brought back into the spotlight (39:49). Florida's Alligator Season means more than getting a giveaway trip (42:03), it means stinky Airbnbs (45:39). We discuss the difference between Mississippi's Alligator season vs Florida's Alligator season (48:03). BIG Gators can cost a lot of money to process (50:42). Finally, we talk about Jodie's hunting trip in Mexico (51:44)! Check out our socials and podcast episodes on Youtube (1:01:35)!

Travis Barrett and Andrew Napier join Hunter to discuss dove season, the new Benelli Rob Roberts edition, and of course the sequel to last year's limited edition “The Virginian”. Benelli has produced another Virginian for Green Top, this time it is a 20 gauge. Listen in to get the scoop on these two new Benelli shotguns and if you have ever wondered what those numbers and letters mean on the outside of a shotgun shell box, find out in this episode.

In this episode of the Ducks Unlimited podcast, host John Gordon interviews Kyle Green, the host and executive producer of The Green Way Outdoors podcast. Kyle shares his excitement about an upcoming one-minute conservation segment about Ducks Unlimited that will be airing on A&E and History Channel, showcasing how DU is making a difference in his hometown. He also discusses his journey in the outdoor industry and his goal of reaching new audiences.www.ducks.org/DUPodcastwww.thegreenwayoutdoors.com

Hunting season is officially back! Dove season opened across the South this past weekend and Beau and Austin are recapping their hunts. It was a great time with great people as always. Part 1. Dove Season opener recap. Part 2. Deer Season prep. As always, this podcast is brought to you by White Oak Properties. White Oak Properties

Today on the HowToBBQRight Podcast, it's the LAST WEEK to donate to our Palmer Home fundraiser (01:28). Fantasy Football has OFFICIALLY begun (03:25)! Malcom did something he NEVER thought he would do (05:50), and this is why it's important to remove fat before sous viding (09:12). I talk about the BEST creamy horseradish sauce (15:54). Are tri-tips better sous vide or smoked (16:37)? Old Hickory pits make the best old school smoked meat flavor (18:15). These little ham biscuits are to DIE for (24:15). Buy those little French Onion dip packs at the store, and do THIS to amp them up to 100 (25:40). These Hot BBQ Wings were some of the best wings I've ever had (28:53). Malcom's ‘Tailgatorade' will keep you going all game day long (35:02). THIS is the BEST tailgate food, ever invented (40:20). How would Malcom grill at a tailgate (47:18)? Walmart now carries disposable cutting boards (53:43)! Dove Season, Labor Day and start of College Football.. ALL in one weekend (55:38)! Going to the grocery store can be an event… (1:00:45). Check out our BBQ community, future giveaways, socials, and recipes (1:03:00)!

In this episode my daughter, Violet, joins me to talk about taking her 1st ever ducks. I also go talk about a recent deer depredation hunt I went on, frontal shots on deer, and dove opener 2023. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Segment 2, September 2nd, 2023 One of the rights of passage in saying goodbye to summer and hello to fall is Labor Day weekend.  That Saturday each year is a part of the southern tradition of opening day of dove season.  Many across the Carolinas & other states are gearing up for a noon time open in the dove field of their choice. From the mothership & Filson dealer of Charlotte, Jesse Brown's, Carolina Outdoor host Bill Bartee welcomes hunting & flyfishing contributor, James Buice, to share his memories of Opening Day of Dove season. Some things Buice mentions:  Make sure that you're not hunting over a baited field Have your HIP permit with your hunting license Keep your gun muzzle in a safe direction Wear lightweight clothing to be comfortable Keep your harvested birds in a shady spot to keep them cool These migratory birds have a daily bag limit of 15 in both Carolinas & check the dates from Opening Day & beyond in South Carolina & North Carolina. This segment was brought to you by the classic Sundowner Boot GTX available at local YETI dealer, Jesse Brown's.  

During this BONUS episode we talk with world-class wingshooter Tony Rosetti to learn a few tips to help make us better shots and enjoy dove season even more. Whether you're a seasoned veteran or just getting started, you'll walk away with something useful from this one. Listen,  Learn and Enjoy. If you enjoy the show, share it with a friend and leave us a review wherever you listen to podcasts.  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast! Show Notes [1] Mossy Oak Companions "Flying Dove" Wright Collection [2] Check out Cooper Blinds [3] Dove Recipe for after the hunt [4] Six Tips for the Dove HunterSupport the showStay connected with GameKeepers: Instagram: @mossyoakgamekeepers Facebook: @GameKeepers Twitter: @MOGameKeepers YouTube: @MossyOakGameKeepers Website: https://mossyoakgamekeeper.com/ Subscribe to Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Magazine Buy a Single Issue of Gamekeepers Magazine: https://bit.ly/GK_Single_Issue Join our Newsletters: Field Notes - https://bit.ly/GKField_Notes | The Branch - https://bit.ly/the_branch Have a question for us or a podcast idea? Email us at gamekeepers@mossyoak.com

Episode 24 Season 5 - In this episode of The Salty Yak Outdoors Podcast we talk about the "opener" to the Texas Hunting season!  Dove Season!!!  I talk a little stratagies, gear and how I love to cook dove!  Hope you enjoy!

On this airing of The Great Outdoors, Charlie Potter kicks off the show by walking us through some numbers presented in the recent U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Waterfowl Breeding Population survey and how Ducks Unlimited has been a leading force in the conservation world. To close out the show, Charlie reminds people that Dove […]

Welcome to the latest episode of "Chauncey's Great Outdoors" podcast! Get ready for an informative and engaging show, featuring an incredible lineup of guests who are passionate about enhancing your outdoor experiences. Starting off, we have Capt. Tony providing an exclusive big fish report directly from Lake Michigan. Tune in for the latest updates on catches, thrilling fishing anecdotes, and the excitement of the lake's angling action. Our next guest is Steve Ettinger from the Illinois Conservation Foundation. Discover three exceptional grant programs tailored for grade schools and high schools. These programs offer unique opportunities for funding various outdoor initiatives, providing students with enriching and educational experiences they'll cherish. As September 1 marks the beginning of Dove season, we're joined by Jim Crowley, a renowned expert. Gain valuable insights into maximizing your dove harvest this season. Whether you're a seasoned dove hunter or new to the sport, Jim's expert advice is here to help you succeed. Stay tuned for the Aiden Fish Report, your ultimate source for the freshest fishing updates from diverse locations. Stay in the loop about the hottest fishing techniques, trends, and prime spots to make the most out of your outdoor ventures. Join us for an engaging episode filled with fishing highlights, expert hunting tips, and opportunities for students to connect with the great outdoors. "Chauncey

Jake and Denver sit down one week closer to the migration! We answer some Q&A from you guys and talk about the Tailspin Duck Lodge as well as other updates. It's time for Dove Season! As always thanks for listening!

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On today's episode of the Buck Junkie Podcast, the guys are BACK from summer vacation (00:08)! There's been a change of scenery since the last time you saw the Buck Junkies (01:05). The guys take a deep dive into how different real hunting is from what you see on TV (04:18 ). What all goes into managing a small property (09:30)? The guys reminisce on their recent inshore fishing trip (14:35). Malcom gets deep into all things trout fishing (24:10). What would life look like without the Arkabutla lake (30:40)? The biologists recently came and took a good evaluation of the farm (38:40). Finally, The guys get FIRED up to go burn down the dove field this season (48:27 )! Check out all the NEW videos coming soon (01:01:20)!   

We check in with the guys on how everyones opening week of dove season is going along with a update on everyones deer season so far.

(From 09.03.22, Segment 3) Another hallowed tradition to help ring in the autumn season is the Opening Day of Dove Season! The Outdoor Guys invite on Sampson Parker Jr., Wildlife Officer for Mecklenburg County, to discuss not only his responsibilities but also his 'ins-and-outs' recommendations for this iconic sport. Officer Parker is the only NC Wildlife Resources Commission wildlife officer assigned to Mecklenburg County, and so he, along with assistance from officers in the surrounding counties, will be making sure that dove hunters are out safely participating in the activity while also following the laws and regulations. Sounds like a busy job? He says he likes his office (the outdoors!) better than anyone else! And, as with most other outdoor activities, for those needing gear, Jesse Brown's Outdoors is a wonderful place to turn, supplying brands like Filson to make sure the day goes off without a hitch.

On today's episode of the HowToBBQRight Podcast, the start of College Football is FINALLY here (00:24), and with Labor Day THIS coming Monday, our Palmer Home Campaign is coming to a close (05:37). How did Malcom's Fantasy Football drafts go, and what Football Foods made the cut (08:48)? I want the inside scoop of those Dirty Bird Chicken Bites he made for YouTube, this week (12:54), and he also may have made Tyler and I's favorite recipe of the year so far for TikTok (17:10). I NEED to know why Malcom loves Pancho's Cheese Dip so much (25:10). Memphis in May MIGHT be over as we know it (33:50). This week, Malcom won our office Pasta Contest with none other than BBQ Spaghetti (44:38), and he's ready to cook up some Wildgame this weekend at Deer Camp, for the opening of Dove Season (54:24).

We're back! It's been a bit of time but we're back in the saddle just in time for another dove season in Texas. Strap in, let's get hunting season started and good luck! Stock media provided by Artmuns / Pond5

On today's episode of the Buck Junkies Podcast, the guys are getting geared up for dove hunting and preparing the farm for the fall season by implementing a new heavy disk for the tractor (00:50). This year, the guys created a natural edge, around 30-35 feet of tree line, used as a buffer zone for deer food plots (03:16). A wall of vegetation was grown by the guys to provide cover and sight for any wildlife nearby (05:45). This wall of vegetation also provides a chance of managing micro food plots, also known as deer buffet (07:18). Mikey's experience with the power of a Milwaukee pole saw was INTENSE (07:58). Johnson grass trouble near the farm (09:22). What's happening on the cameras around the farm (11:17)? The deer no longer want vetches, they want clovers instead (14:12)! The guys explain in detail about the free resources and programs Mississippi has to offer when it comes to the conservation of property, management of wildlife, renting tools, and more (15:45). Big private organizations are paying in carbon credits for using your land (27:56). You can get a check by working together with local organizations through conservation programs (30:30). What are the Top 5 Shotguns to use for Dove Hunting (36:40). What type of shotgun shells should you use for doves (50:48)? What type of shotgun gauge should a youth use (52:36)? The evolution of automatic shotguns (55:00). Should you pattern your shotguns (55:55)? What's on the menu for dove season (59:38)?