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Bourbon Lens is joined by Raj Alva, Co-Founder of Outsiders Spirits, and Ari Sussman, renowed whiskey-maker, to discuss their project Whiskey JYPSI. We discuss the origin story of the brand, including co-founder Eric Church, how his music inspires the direction of the brand, and what's in store for their future. Stream this episode on your favorite podcast app and be sure to drop us a review while you're there. We are thankful for your support over the last 5 years. We must give the biggest shoutout to our growing Patreon Community of supporters! As always, we'd appreciate it if you would take a few minutes time to give us feedback on Bourbon Lens podcast. If you enjoy our content, consider giving us a 5 Star rating on your favorite podcast app, leave us a written review, and tell a fellow bourbon lover about our show. Follow us @BourbonLens on Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn and X. Also, consider supporting Bourbon Lens on Patreon for some of the behind the scenes, to earn Bourbon Lens swag, join the Bourbon Lens Tasting Club, and more. If you have any comments, questions, or guest suggestions, please email us at Info@BourbonLens.com. Check out BourbonLens.com to read our blog posts, whiskey news, podcast archive, and whiskey reviews. Cheers,Scott and JakeBourbon Lens About Outsiders Spirits Outsiders Spirits, LLC was founded in 2020 by CMA Entertainer of the Year and 10-time GRAMMY nominee Eric Church and entrepreneur Raj Alva as a purpose-driven incubator for whiskey innovation. The company officially launched its first whiskey release, Whiskey JYPSI Legacy Batch 001, in May 2023. It has since won multiple national and international awards, including the coveted Double Gold Medal from the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, and superlative ratings from the NY International Spirits Competition, the PR%F Awards and the Beverage Testing Institute. In April of this year, their all-new Explorer Series was released and has since won Gold in the 2024 San Francisco World Spirits Competition. For more information, visit WhiskeyJYPSI.com and follow @WhiskeyJYPSI on Facebook, Instagram, and X. About Eric Church A seven-time ACM Award winner, four-time CMA Award winner (including the 2020 award for Entertainer of the Year) and 10-time GRAMMY nominee, Church has amassed a passionate fan base around the globe known as the Church Choir, plus a critically acclaimed catalog of music. Known for his tenacity on the road, his recent The Outsiders Revival Tour earned rave reviews as he brought a rotating lineup of emerging artists along for the first fully-outdoor tour of his career. His prior outing, the 55-city The Gather Again Tour, offered fans an in-the-round arena show and earned the 2022 Billboard Music Award for Top Country Tour. Church is currently working on new music as the follow up to his most recent chart-topping project, the Heart & Soul triple album, which featured the results of a marathon session during which he spent nearly a month writing and recording a song per day while sequestered in rural North Carolina. This followed his Gold-certified Desperate Man, which earned a GRAMMY nomination for Best Country Album (his third nod in the category) and prior releases including the Platinum-certified Sinners Like Me (“How 'Bout You,” “Guys Like Me”), Carolina (“Smoke a Little Smoke,” “Love Your Love the Most”) and Mr. Misunderstood (“Record Year,” “Round Here Buzz”), the Double-Platinum certified The Outsiders (“Like a Wrecking Ball,” “Talladega”) and the 3x Platinum-certified Chief(“Springsteen,” “Drink In My Hand”), as well as 30 Gold, Platinum and multi-Platinum certified songs. Church is also a minority owner of the Charlotte Hornets, a co-owner of the iconic Field & Stream brand, has his own SiriusXM music channel, “Eric Church Outsiders Radio,” and recently opened Chief's, a six-story venue on Nashville's famed lower Broadway. For more information, visit EricChurch.com and follow on Facebook and Twitter @ericchurch and Instagram @ericchurchmusic.
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At long last, Google seems to do a 180 on its third-party cookie policy. What does this mean for marketers and advertisers? META introduces Llama 3 for developers, apparently giving away its AI technology and investment for free. Could this be for real or is it a Zuckerberg trick? And does Spotify use podcasts for loyalty first? Hits and misses include Deadpool and Heinz and Informa's purchase of the Cannes Festival. Rants and raves include British Airways and Field & Stream magazine. ----- This week's links: Google Leaves Cookie Policy Llama 3.1 Launch Spotify's Bet on Podcasts Informa Buys Cannes Heinz Partners with Deadpool Country Music Stars Buy Field & Stream British Airways Flight Video ----- This week's sponsor: Hubspot's single marketing platform is a game changer for marketers and creators. Check it out today at http://hubspot.com/. ------- Liked this show? SUBSCRIBE to this podcast on Spotify, Apple, Google and more. Catch past episodes and show notes at ThisOldMarketing.com. Catch and subscribe to our NEW show on YouTube. NOTE: You can get captions there. Subscribe to Joe Pulizzi's Orangeletter and get two free downloads direct from Joe. Subscribe to Robert Rose's newsletter at Experience Advisors.
ACME bought Two Brothers LLC. Paul & Gregg Thornes rod company, Eric Church and Morgan Wallen bring Field & Stream back to print, Derek Hudnall ends his run in the Bassmaster Elite Series due to financial reason, a tip and more. #ittoutdoors #outdoornews #fieldandstream
In Episode 441 of District of Conservation, Gabriella does a quick roundup on attending the Culpeper Battlefields State Park dedication ceremony, receiving the revamped Field & Stream Magazine, and her thoughts on Rep. Steve Cohen's (D-TN) federal predator contest ban on public lands bill. SHOW NOTES Virginia State Parks Virginia Dept of Conservation and Recreation American Battlefield Trust: Culpeper Battlefields State Park is Here! The Future State Park at Culpeper Battlefields Welcome to Opening Day of the New F&S Print Journal! Meateater: CONGRESS CONSIDERS NATIONAL BAN ON HUNTING CONTESTS Cohen: Inhumane practice is neither wildlife management nor sport & Introduced Bill --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/district-of-conservation/support
This week we sit down with Anna Richardson to discuss her role with several companies in the outdoor industry and her love for the outdoors.
Spring turkey season is nearly upon us and it's time to dust off your turkey hunting gear. What about your turkey vest? Is it time for an upgrade? In this episode of Hunt Detail, Jacob shares insights that he gained from his recent review and breakdown of 5 different turkey vests (Sitka, Nomad, TideWe, Knight & Hale, and Field & Stream). Some were designed for the "Run & Gun" turkey hunter. And, some were designed for the "Comfort" turkey hunter. Some features of these vests rose to the top, while other features failed to impress.
Randy Flannery is a 6th generation Northern Maine deer hunter whom specializes in the art of tracking and stalking big bucks in wilderness areas, using lever action rifles. He is the owner of Wilderness Escape Outfitters and delivers seminars across the U.S. for Field & Stream and the NRA. LEARN MORE ABOUT HUNTSTOCK www.huntstockevents.com Check out Wilderness Escape Outfitters www.wildernessescape.com
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/549 Presented By: Skwala, Dette Flies, Drifthook Fly Fishing Step into the wild with Hal Herring as he shares captivating stories of hunting, fishing, and the great outdoors. Hal delves into his early experiences, the roots of his passion for conservation, and the exciting initiatives he's leading. We also hear about the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers Podcast and Blast and get a sneak peek into Hal's upcoming book. Don't miss out on the excitement – tune in and discover the extraordinary tales that await in the great outdoors! Show Notes with Hal Herring on Backcountry Hunters and Anglers. 01:41 - Hal Herring tells us about his early experiences hunting and fishing. 06:00 - Hal acknowledges that his parents' decision to move to the countryside in his youth significantly influenced his life. The experience of farm work during middle and high school later provided him with valuable skills, allowing him to easily secure a job in Montana when he was in his mid-20s. 10:34 - Hal tells us how he got into conservation. Hal emphasizes that his passion for conservation was a natural development rooted in his upbringing, influenced by magazines like Field and Stream, Sports Afield, and Outdoor Life. 14:21 - Hal expresses optimism in the power of conservation efforts. He sees the main obstacle as indifference and highlights the potential for passionate anglers to make meaningful contributions to conservation by fighting for the rivers they fish. 22:43 - Hal tells us the story of how the BHA's Podcast & Blast started. 27:49 - Hal talks about how his writing career started. His writing career gained momentum when his work was acknowledged by publications like Field & Stream. 38:31 - Hal encourages individuals to join conservation groups like Trout Unlimited and Ducks Unlimited, citing their positive impact on small-scale dam removal, creek restoration, and wetlands conservation. 44:00 - Hal talks about Ray Scott, the founder of the Bass Angler Sportsman Society. Scott's significant legal efforts involved numerous lawsuits against polluters in the Tennessee River system before the enactment of the Clean Water Act in 1972. 50:31 - Hal shares a recent initiative involving the planting of 286,000 sagebrush and bitterbrush in October. BHA Podcast & Blast 53:09 - Hal discusses how he selects topics for the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers Podcast and Blast. 56:00 - Backcountry Hunters and Anglers is a hunting and fishing conservation group focused on issues about public lands. 01:01:10 - Hal emphasizes the importance of getting involved locally and mentions several organizations contributing to conservation efforts, including the Mule Deer Foundation, Ruffed Grouse Society, Pheasants Forever, and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. 01:06:00 - We also delve into wolf recovery efforts. 01:19:29 - Hal discusses his upcoming book. The book explores the history and profiles various National Forests and Bureau of Land Management lands. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/549
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/546 Presented By: Daiichi, Virginia Fly Fishing & Wine Festival If someone says the word fly fishing, where do you go in your head? In today's episode, New York Times writer Peter Kaminsky takes us on a journey through the pages of his latest book The Catch of a Lifetime. We hear captivating stories from Peter's fly fishing adventures and writing career. Stick around because Peter also dishes out some mouthwatering cooking techniques that are bound to tantalize your taste buds. Show Notes with Peter Kaminsky on Catch of a Lifetime. 01:44 - Peter first got into fly fishing during a vacation from working at the National Lampoon in the mid-'70s. He stumbled upon a fishing camp in Boca Paila, witnessing fly fishermen in action. 02:52 - When he returned to New York, he went on a Catskills trip with Jeff Norman. There, he encountered Doug Swisher and attended his clinic for two days. 03:50 - After getting fired at the National Lampoon, Peter started writing for outdoor magazines like Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, and Sports Afield. 04:35 - Peter also had the chance to build a connection with Nick Lyons through his work. This led to a remarkable opportunity when, in the early '80s, Nick recommended Peter to write for the outdoors column at The New York Times. 11:50 - Peter and his brother created the Mark Twain Prize for American Humor at the Kennedy Center, overseeing its production for two decades. The Works of Peter Kaminsky 17:20 - One of Peter's most famous works, which overlaps into the outdoors realm, is the book Seven Fires with Francis Mallmann. He also did a book with John Madden called John Madden's Ultimate Tailgating. 21:43 - Peter Kaminsky shared the story behind his new book The Catch of a Lifetime. The book features short pieces from various contributors like Nick Lyons, John McPhee, and Rachel Maddow. 32:45 - Peter also talks about his connection with Flylords, which he discovered during COVID-19. He recently worked with them on a new video series called Flavor on the Fly. 35:24 - Peter shares a simple and effective cooking technique for fish from his book How to Dress an Egg with Ned Baldwin. 48:20 - Some of Peter's literary influences include Nick Lyons, A.J. McLean, Ernest Hemingway, Raymond Chandler, and Ivan Turgenev. Check out our episode featuring The Life and Works of Ernest Hemingway with Mark Cirino. Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/546
Listeners to the BHA Podcast & Blast will likely know Erin Block from her brilliant short essays at MidCurrent, Gray's Sporting Journal, Field & Stream, and TROUT magazine, where she is an editor-at-large. Some might know her books on the the art of making bamboo fly rods (The View from Coal Creek), or By a Thread: A Retrospective on Women and Fly Tying. Some might follow her Instagram, a powerfully understated immersion in foraging, wildlife and birds, hunting and fishing and gardening. Erin's writing comes directly from the well-spring of her life, and like the chronicle of any real life, it is always about more than meets the eye. Hal talks with Erin from her cabin in the Colorado Rockies, about her new book of poetry https://www.middlecreekpublishing.com/how-you-walk-alone-in-the-dark , the ancient art of ekphrasis, which may be finding its truest heights right now, a special old Savage shotgun and a whole lot more. Grab a cup of coffee and join us.
Hal Herring [50:31] has been reporting on conservation issues in the American West for over 30 years for Field & Stream magazine as well as other publications. In this week's podcast, he explores the many complexities of trying to keep enough water in our rivers for both agriculture and trout populations, which has become an increasingly difficult juggling act. Hal also gently berates today's hunters and anglers about educating themselves on the science and the politics behind these issues. It's not enough to just complain about the lack of water—it's important to understand the issue before you can have a credible opinion. In the Fly Box this week, we have some great tips and questions, including: Do bamboo and fiberglass rods load differently than graphite rods? When you have a very limited time on a river, do you have a fishing method that gives you the most bang for your buck? Is there an alternative to the "chuck and duck" method for fishing for salmon and steelhead on Michigan rivers? If you are buying older fly tying material, what should you look for to make sure it has not been degraded? How would you adjust your fly selection for smallmouth bass throughout the season? Is rising or falling water better on a fluctuating tailwater? Can I use my 10-foot, 8-weight rod in the surf? If my Mop flies have fallen apart, can I easily add a new piece of mop material to the hook and bead? I am not a fly tier. Are two three-turn whip finishes better than a single 6-turn whip finish? A tip that textured lines in a long day of stripping flies can cut into your fingers Is the San Juan Shuffle ethical? Is a fast action 5-weight rod actually a 6-weight? I have been lipping bass for many years. Why do you say it's bad for the fish?
Episode # 206 Rocker Mitch Malloy releases New Solo Album "The Last Song," his time in Van Halen and much more! MITCH MALLOY RETURNS WITH NEW SOLO ALBUM, ‘THE LAST SONG' FROM SING MARKET Mitch Malloy continues to rock the night away burning the midnight oil! After several years as the frontman for the iconic rock band Great White, Mitch returned to the studio writing and recording his new album, ‘THE LAST SONG.' The album will launch with an exclusive, limited release collector's edition vinyl through a partnership with SING. Pre-sales for the vinyl release will go on sale May 3, 2023. An international release will follow in June. Once again, Mitch is undertaking an album solely by himself from start to finish – song writing, producing, instruments, mixing and mastering. Mitch reveals, “For this record, I have really taken my time. In the past, I've usually been on deadlines. With this album, there was so much material in my head from a few years of not having a true creative outlet, so it was a lot to process. I'm thankful that I have been in a position to not rush my creativity. I've been tucked away in my Zen zone writing and recording... and amassing lots of new gear! Ha!” ‘THE LAST SONG' DELUXE PACKAGE will be released worldwide first on SING Market as a limited edition collectible 180 gram signed and numbered white vinyl record. This special vinyl bundle includes a signed CD, large poster, 8" X 10" photo, and more. All of this is attached to a limited, numbered and registered digital collectable bundle packed with behind-the-scenes videos, acoustic videos, a rare handwritten lyric sheet, and a Golden Ticket contest to win a private zoom concert where you hang with Mitch! After this very limited vinyl - digital collectable VIP bundle is gone - it's gone! Follow this link to purchase: https://market.singidea.com/market/asset/2abdeae1-ddbf-4d97-bd7a-8d345422ec0a/ Unboxing video here: https://vimeo.com/823080034?share=copy/ In addition to being an artist, Mitch is no stranger to the studio, and has worked with a variety of artists, labels, and brands from Taylor Swift, Boys Like Girls, Kenny Loggins, Craig Morgan, and Sony Music NY, to singer/songwriters Victoria Show, Gary Burr and Billy Falcon, and even voiceover work for Outdoor Channel, Field & Stream and many more. Mitch has even been the voice for Starburst candy! Mitch is also an award-winning songwriter, and has written with legendary songwriters like Jim Weatherly, Richard Lee, Mike Reid, Desmond Child, Dennis Morgan, Victoria Shaw and Gray Burr. He's been signed to publishing deals with Warner Chappell and Chrysalis Music, but later launched his own publishing company to control his copyrights. Mitch loves the craft of songwriting... telling a story and resonating with his audience. "Songs are so powerful... it's amazing just how much a song can impact a person's life," says Malloy. “Once again, life has delivered a lot of new material... from losing family members, to moving to the beach, to having a teenager. There's definitely no shortage of inspiration!” Mitch's tenure as an artist has spanned several decades beginning as a regular on the New York music scene in the 80s. Mitch soon garnered a major recording deal with RCA/BMG Worldwide, and achieved success on the pop and rock charts, landed a coveted spot on the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and has toured globally. Mitch's voice has been highly sought after as a frontman for legendary acts as well as a guest vocalist on other artists' projects. In the mid-90s, Mitch was asked to replace Sammy Hagar as lead singer for Van Halen. But after spending time and recording with the band he declined. “When the band appeared on the MTV Music Awards with Dave [David Lee Roth], the fans expected his return – I expected his return. I felt as cool as the opportunity was, it just wasn't the right time,” said Malloy. Lastly, if you miss out on the SING Market bundles, ‘THE LAST SONG' CD (alone) will be available in the US on Malloy's label, Godsend Records, and internationally by Cargo Records based in the UK. Mitch looks forward to getting back out on the road and connecting with his fans in person. So, will this be the last song? According to Mitch, “Give it a listen, and you tell me!” “My hope with ‘The Last Song' record is that when listening you will experience some of the experiences and feelings and emotions I had while making it. If that happens then the world is a better place through music. And as always, I gave it everything I had. Crank it and enjoy!” https://www.youtube.com/@mitchmalloy3468/ https://www.facebook.com/MitchMalloyMusic/ https://www.mitchmalloy.com/ https://twitter.com/mitchmalloy/ https://www.instagram.com/malloymitch/ singmarket.com/ Subscribe to Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged Podcast, Pat's Soundbytes IGTV and Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged - Podcast Radio Show on YouTube for all the interviews and incredible content. Instagram: Pat's Soundbytes Twitter: @PatsSoundbytes Facebook: Patrick Calamari or Pat's Soundbytes Unplugged! Patreon Page: Pat's Soundbytes
On this week's episode, we are remembering the life of James Gutherie. He is thought of as an extremely talented writer for several outdoor magazines like Guns and Ammo, Field & Stream, and Outdoor Life- but as exceptional of a writer as he was, he was a much better friend to many people. Spence and Frawley call on a couple of those friends, Jason Hart of Mossy Oak and Mike Schoby of Field Ethos, to give us a glimpse of who Guthrie really was away from the page of a magazine. If you enjoy the Rolling Thunder Podcast, share it with a friend, leave a rating, and write a review! We'll catch ya on the next one.
John Kruse has three great guests on the air this week! They are... Will Brantley, the Hunting Editor for Field & Stream, who shares the details about a very frustrating spring turkey hunt in Tennessee. Ken Perrotte, the Outdoors Rambler, hunts upland birds in Virginia and goes saltwater fishing in Louisiana. Mike Arnold, the author of the book, "Bringing Back the Lions", shares an incredible story of a big game paradise lost and restored by hunters in Mozambique. www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
Host John Kruse chats with Travis Hall, and Associate Editor for Field & Stream, about troubling mills working their way through the state legislature in Montana that could affect out of state hunters. Staying in Montana, Captain Colin Nolan wants to take you fishing for bass and pike on several rivers in Northwest Montana. Bob Loomis with Mack's Lure weighs in with a recommendation for an early spring walleye lure and we'll get to meet Jacob Spauer, the owner of Sour Apple Outfittters, who wants to take you on horseback into the backcountry of NE Oregon for big game. www.northwesternoutdoors.com
Host John Kruse talks to 1. John Struhs with Crayster about how to catch crayfish and the equipment they sell to help you do it 2. Meg Carney, writing for Field & Stream, talks about the best tent brands of 2023 3. Kenneth "Tiny" Urbahns talks about the hair jigs he ties for pros and for you as well 4. We catch up with Pat Newcomb with Nukem Blinds about turkey hunting www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
In this podcast, I discuss a proposed bill in Utah that would allow the unlimited hunting of mountain lions. The bill has faced opposition from wildlife conservationists who argue that it could lead to the depletion of cougar populations in the state. They also did not work with The Utah Division of Wildlife. Hall, T. (2023) Utah bill could open unlimited, year-round mountain lion hunting-to the dismay of some hunters, Field & Stream. Available at: https://www.fieldandstream.com/conservation/utah-bill-unlimited-mountain-lion-hunting/ (Accessed: March 14, 2023). Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/paul-yudin/your-adrenaline License code: QWS1TG5BYTFK2PCL
Deepak Chopra's 30-day Royal Yoga program promises to help us reach ‘the experience of timelessness.' What does that even mean?In his latest book review for the Wall Street Journal, our guest and writer Bill Heavey explores the life and mantras of America's favorite alternative medicine advocate, Deepak Chopra. Bill & Dr. Pam dive into this review, immortality, mindfulness, and what it all means in this episode. Bill Heavey is an editor-at-large for Field & Stream. His first published article was about teaching children to write poetry, and it has been downhill ever since. A friend gave him a spinning rod for his 21st birthday, setting off a period of irresponsible behavior that continues to this day. He started writing for Field & Stream in 1990s and slowly faked his way into an editor-at-large title. He has written four books about the outdoors, including If You Didn't Bring Jerky, What Did I Just Eat? His work has appeared in numerous publications including Men's Journal, Outside, The Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times.
Deepak Chopra's 30-day Royal Yoga program promises to help us reach ‘the experience of timelessness.' What does that even mean?In his latest book review for the Wall Street Journal, our guest and writer Bill Heavey explores the life and mantras of America's favorite alternative medicine advocate, Deepak Chopra. Bill & Dr. Pam dive into this review, immortality, mindfulness, and what it all means in this episode. Bill Heavey is an editor-at-large for Field & Stream. His first published article was about teaching children to write poetry, and it has been downhill ever since. A friend gave him a spinning rod for his 21st birthday, setting off a period of irresponsible behavior that continues to this day. He started writing for Field & Stream in 1990s and slowly faked his way into an editor-at-large title. He has written four books about the outdoors, including If You Didn't Bring Jerky, What Did I Just Eat? His work has appeared in numerous publications including Men's Journal, Outside, The Washington Post, and the Los Angeles Times.
Sage Marshall, writing for Field & Stream, discussed the danger to waterfowl and the environment posed by wild "super pigs" roaming Canada's prairie potholes region. Jennifer Dudas with Marlin Expeditions are offering all-inclusive, small group immersive fishing experiences around the globe for marlin and other billfish. Lars Dalseide with the National Rifle Association previews the Great American Outdoor Show happening in Harrisburg, PA from February 4th through the 12th. www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
Steve Crook with Sportsman's Cove Lodge in Alaska tells you all about the great fishing adventure you can enjoy at a place they call "Alaska's Best Lodge". Jim Harris has a winter fishing preview for you from the natural state of Arkansas and Phil Bourjaily, the Shotguns Editor for Field & Stream, explains how the Mossberg 500 became "the best cheap shotgun ever" www.americaoutdoors.com www.agfc.com/en/news/category/fishing-report/ www.fieldandstream.com www.alaskasbestlodge.com
I mentioned a rumored 199+ buck a few weeks ago during an itto News Update and it turns out that non-typical 8 x 9 buck measured 200 6/8 green. 21 6/8 spread and a split G2 with a kicker and was aged at about 7 1/2 years old. Beauty buck! It as even featured in Field & Stream. #ittoutdoors #bigbuck #whitetail #deerhunting
Host John Kruse chats with * Rob Lyon about his cast and blast trip to the Owyhee Canyon Lands * Ashley Simpson, talks about her article in Field & Stream detailing the fishing around Andros Island in the Bahamas and the big conservation issue this unique place is facing. * Billy Kinder, host of Kinder Outdoors, tells you about his weekly show and invites you to enter his "Fishing you a Merry Christmas" giveaway where one lucky entrant and two guests will win a five day trip to Costa Rica with three days of chartered fishing! www.americaoutdoorsradio.com www.kinderoutdoors.com www.fieldandstream.com
Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/378 Presented By: Range Meal Bars, Drifthook, Jackson Hole Fly Company, FishHound Expeditions Sponsors: https://wetflyswing.com/sponsors Joe Cermele shares his story of creating a life around fishing media. We find out how he started in this field, became the youngest Editor of Field & Stream Magazine, and produced content there for over a decade. We also chat about his time with the Meat Eaters when he hosted the Bent Podcast for a couple of years and the behind-the-scenes challenges in production. You know Joe is a content-creating machine and the good news is that he now has his very own podcast that he runs himself. We dig into a little bit of that today. Plus, Joe also shares some advice for people that are starting out in the media industry. This is a good one and is now my new favorite episode! Show Notes with Joe Cermele 06:30 - After college, Joe worked full-time for Saltwater Sportsman Magazine. Then he worked for Field and Stream for over a decade - he was the youngest fishing Editor in that magazine's history. 7:30 - Joe came up with the Hook Shots video series he shot, hosted, and edited for 11 years. That was also the first podcast that he recorded and edited. 08:30 - Joe tells the story of how they produced content for Meat Eater's Bent Podcast - the challenges pre, mid, and post-production. 17:15 - Joe has a new podcast called, Cut & Retie 22:20 - I noted the blog post by Kevin Kelly, A Thousand True Fans 27:45 - Outdoor Life was a sister publication of Field & Stream - Joe was also the fishing Editor of Outdoor Life for 2 years. 28:45 - Joe now writes for Field & Stream and Outdoor Life again - he writes about 10 articles per month per brand. Though it makes him sad that these magazine has become digital only nowadays. 32:55 - Ready Player One is a great book that Joe recommends 36:20 - Joe produced 2 seasons of a show called, B-Side Fishing for Meat Eaters 37:00 - We talk about how the books, The Total Fishing Manual and The Total Fly Fishing Manual came to be. 46:20 - Tim Landwehr was on the podcast in episode 273. Joe did an episode with Tim at the Menominee River for Meat Eater's Das Boat. 51:50 - Joe tells talks about how he started with a local magazine called, New Jersey Angler as an intern. 59:00 - Stripers are Joe's go-to fish since it's his hometown favorite. 1:02:25 - We had Henry Winkler on the podcast in episode 334 1:10:00 - Joe recently listened to the Woodside Podcast and he recommends this one Show Notes: https://wetflyswing.com/378
Scott Bestul, writing for Field & Stream, shares the days you definitely want to be in the field this season as a white-tail deer hunter. Looking for a challenge? Hunt with a handgun! Ryan Hoover with Handgun Hunters International will give you a primer on this sport and dispel some myths. Trevor Hubbs with Backcountry Hunters and Anglers talks about their very successful Armed Forces Initiative and Veterinarian Jay Brekke, writing for Pheasants Forever, shares his recommendations on First Aid items you should carry in the field for your upland bird dog. www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
Our destination is Silver Creek in central Idaho with expert fly angler and author, Matt Miller, and biologist, Erika Phillips, with The Nature Conservancy. The Nature Conservancy operates an 881-acre open-to-the-public preserve on Silver Creek, one of the West's most iconic spring creeks. It's a magical place with crystal clear water, cloud-like hatches, and beautiful scenery, and yet many anglers depart humbled. Matt and Erika share why this may be, along with stories of botched casts, spooky trout, Jack Hemmingway, and tips on how to win the day on this challenging stream. Matt is director of science communications for The Nature Conservancy and award-winning author and editor of the Cool Green Science blog. He has written many articles appearing in Fly Fisherman, Flyfishing & Tying Journal, Field & Stream, and many more. Erika is the Watershed Manager for The Nature Conservancy's Idaho Chapter and is implementing an ambitious 5-year plan to enhance the Silver Creek Preserve for all of us. With host, Steve Haigh Pictures of the Silver Creek and Mike's top fly picks: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Instagram and Facebook About Silver Creek & The Nature Conservancy https://www.nature.org/en-us/get-involved/how-to-help/places-we-protect/silver-creek-preserve/ Instagram @nature_id Facebook @SilverCreekPreserve and https://www.facebook.com/natureidaho Matt's Cool Green Science Blog: https://blog.nature.org/science/ Please check out our Sponsors: Trout Routes - the #1 Trout Fishing app, helping you find new trout water so you spend less time on the road and more time fishing. https://troutinsights.com/ | Facebook @troutinsights Instagram @TroutRoutes Angler's Coffee - elevating the coffee experience for the fly-fishing community & anglers everywhere with small-batch coffee delivered to your doorstep. https://anglerscoffee.com/ | Facebook & Instagram @anglerscoffeeco JP Ross Fly Rods & Company - specializing in small stream rods: Use Happyfish for $50 off any rod purchase. https://www.jprossflyrods.com/ | Facebook @jprossandcompany Instagram @jprossflyrods. Destination Angler: The Destination Angler Website and Show Notes: http://destinationangler.libsyn.com/ Get updates and pictures of destinations covered on each podcast: @DestinationAnglerPodcast on Instagram and Facebook Join in the conversation with the @DestinationAnglerConnection group on Facebook: Comments & Suggestions: host, Steve Haigh, email shaigh50@gmail.com Available on Apple, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts Recorded April 28, 2022. Episode 67 Music on the show by A Brother's Fountain, “Hitch Hike-Man”. Podcast edited by Podcast Volume https://www.podcastvolume.com/
Jim Cobb is the Editor in Chief for Prepper Survival Guide and Backwoods Survival Guide magazines. He is also a frequent contributor to Knives Illustrated, Field & Stream, and American Outdoor Guide - Boundless. In addition to writing several hundred magazine articles, Jim has written numerous books. His new book, The Urban Prepper's Guide https://amzn.to/3ypRjqv , will be out in August. A recognized authority on disaster readiness, he's been featured on TV and has been a guest instructor at several prepper expos and events. Jim lives in the upper Midwest with his wife, sons, and an assortment of critters. In this interview, we go over some prepper 101 info that will help anyone whos interested in getting prepared for the worst. Jim's Twitter: @SurvivalWeekly Book an Astrology Reading: https://cosmickeyspodcast.com/readings Website: https://cosmickeyspodcast.com Instagram: @cosmic_keys_podcast Twitter: @cosmickeys777 Patreon: https://patreon.com/cosmickeys
This week we make tough decisions about a Russian pipeline, get terrorized by corn demons, find a body or two in Lake Mead, become citizens of the Republic of Indian Stream, and try to finally get to the bottom of why ghosts make electricity go all wibblety-wobblety. Don't miss out on Field & Stream. If you have stories or suggestion for upcoming episodes, please feel free to contact us at weirdflexpodcast@gmail.com or follow us at weirdflexpodcast on Instagram. We can't wait to hear from you! As always, sharing and reviewing our podcast helps us grow and is very much appreciated.
Joe Frost, Paul Yanchek and Chris Pugh take a look at Field & Stream's column about Licking County's feral cats situation which seems to promote shooting them and the photo of a cat that appeared to help a Licking County official win an election. Ways you can help support the show Chase Bank – where you can get a $200 bonus by opening an account and doing a direct deposit. Open an account today at https://accounts.chase.com/consumer/raf/online/rafoffers?key=1934238931&src=N. Ashley Furniture – Save money on your furniture with this coupon. https://www.ashleyfurniture.com/?extole_share_channel=SHARE_LINK&extole_shareable_code=viewfromthepugh5&extole_zone_name=friend_landing_experience Donate to the show – Through CashApp at $ChrisPugh3. Sign up for CashApp – Using the code ZFZWZGF. We will both get $5. https://cash.app/app/ZFZWZGF Get your next project done for $5 through Fiverr – https://fiverraffiliates.com/affiliatev2/#:~:text=https%3A//fvrr.co/3K9Ugiq Follow our podcast hosts on Twitter – Chris Pugh, Craig Shoup, Paul Yanchek, Joe Frost and also follow co-hosts George Thomas and Bob Garver. Read Chris and Craig's professional work – Read Chris Pugh's work for the Columbus Dispatch and Cincinnati Enquirer and Craig's work at Clarksville Leaf-Chronicle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theohioan/message
Chester Moore is an award-winning wildlife journalist and conservationist. He is Editor-In-Chief of Texas Fish & Game magazine and contributes to Sports Afield, Hunter's Horn, Deer & Deer Hunting, Tide, The Lakecaster and many others. He is host of “Moore Outdoors” on Newstalk AM 560 KLVI and of The Higher Calling podcast.He is author of fifteen books including Hog Wild: Hog Hunting Facts, Tips & Strategies, Texas Waterfowl and Flounder Fever. Chester is a lifelong hunter and angler who enjoys everything from bowhunting wild turkeys to surf fishing for sharks to fly fishing for rainbow trout.He was awarded the Advocatus Magni award in 2020 from the National Wild Turkey Federation for his work with wild turkeys, the Mossy Oak Outdoors Legacy award in 2017 for his work with children and wildlife and was named a “Hero Of Conservation” by Field & Stream magazine. Altogether he has won more than 150 awards for conservation, writing, radio and photography.His heart is for conservation and youth. He and his wife Lisa operate the Kingdom Zoo Wildlife Center® and Wild Wishes® programs which give wildlife encounters to children with a critical illness, in the foster system or who have lost a parent or sibling. Their latest project is Higher Calling Wild Wishes Expeditions which takes teens from those programs into the forest and mountains to mentor them in using photography and video to raise awareness and funds for wildlife conservation.His favorite animals are wild sheep and his most amazing wildlife encounter was cage diving with great white sharks in the Pacific. His most important roles however are as a follower of Christ, husband, father and mentor.
Eddie Nickens has chronicled a lifetime's worth of hunting and fishing exploits around the world in the pages of Field & Stream, Garden & Gun, and other magazines, and he's not done yet. In this episode, we share some laughs as I get to know more about my friend Eddie and how he gives back to the sporting life that has given him so much. Don't miss this great conversation coming at you From The Back Burner.
Rehan Nana of Garmin and Phil Bourjailly of Field & Stream lean into the attributes and drawbacks of Bill Ruger's iconic Red Label Shotgun, and his short lived Gold Label as well. These two guests have hunted and shot both guns extensively, but come to slightly different conclusions about the quality of design, fit, and finish represented by Ruger doubles. A great conversation: two dedicated midwestern shotgunners weighing in on a topic which can be argued indefinitely.
This week's episode of the B&H Photography Podcast is a wonderful way to usher in autumn and we hope it inspires our listeners to get out into the forests, fields, and streams to photograph what they love. It is also an episode that hits all the marks, as we talk about the gear, technique, science, ethics, and passion of photography―in this case, centered on fly fishing photography. Our guests, Jess McGlothlin and Toby Nolan bring all of the above, and a ton of experience, as we flow like a river through this hour-long conversation. Jess McGlothlin is based in Missoula, Montana, but has photographed from the Arctic Circle to the Peruvian Amazon. Her story-telling approach, often coupled with her own writing, has found a home in a range of genres and formats, from commercial to documentary. Her credit list includes brands like Patagonia and YETI Coolers and publications such as Field & Stream, The New York Times, Men's Journal, and Southern Culture on the Fly. Toby Nolan was born in Dublin, Ireland, bases his fishing and outdoor sports photography in Bend, Oregon and travels the globe for assignments. His editorial work can be found in The Wall Street Journal, The Guardian, The FlyFish Journal, and The Drake Magazine. His commercial clients include Under Armor, Ironman Triathlons, and Travel Nevada. Did you know that Billingham camera bags developed from bags made for anglers? And today's talk runs the gamut, discussing the unique aspects of fly-fishing photography, and a diverse set of tools from brands like Canon, Aquatech, and DJI. Guests: Toby Nolan and Jess McGlothlin Photograph © Toby Nolan
Hal Herring is a writer, hunter, angler, and conservationist. He has been featured in Field & Stream, High Country News, and Montana Outdoors, among many other publications. Hal grew up in Alabama, but now lives in Montana, where he enjoys chasing elk and high-country trout. In this episode, we cover his upbringing in the outdoors, the culture of southern outdoorsmen, the importance of public lands, and the government's role in managing them for the good of the people. Website: halherring.com Public Trust Movie: link
In a podcast that is LONG overdue, Reid chats with his close friend and collaborator Brian Grossenbacher. Brian, who is widely regarded as among the finest photographers in the outdoor space, has shot extensively for brands such as Orvis, Simms, Case Knives, Gordy & Sons, and is a regular contributor to Field & Stream, Covey Rise, Gray's Sporting Journal, and Shooting Sportsman Magazine. Brian discusses his travels, the unique demands of photography in the field, and his non-typical journey into the world of photography. He is also good for a few funny stories about Reid which are worth a listen. More about Grossenbacher and his work at www.grossenbacherphoto.com and in the pages of The Orvis Guide to Upland Hunting, Training Bird Dogs with Ronnie Smith Kennels, and in the upcoming Trout with Tom Rosenbauer.
The CURRENT is a low-key, light-hearted fly fishing podcast hosted by Will Rice. Will is back again, thumbing through his Rolodex of accomplished anglers and friends in the fly fishing industry to talk about what's going on in their neck of the woods. In this episode, Will Rice welcomes author, editor, and fly fishing legend, Kirk Deeter. Co-author of the Little Red Book of Fly Fishing with Charlie Meyers, Kirk is the editor for Trout, Trout Unlimited's quarterly magazine, and editor-at-large for Field & Stream magazine. His stories have appeared in Garden & Gun, The Drake, 5280, Fly Rod & Reel, Fly Fisherman, Big Sky Journal, Salt Water Sportsman, and Trout, among other places. Grab a cold beverage and enjoy a quick hang with Kirk Deeter. Will and Tom touch on their mutual friend the legendary Charlie Meyers, Deeter's love of brown trout, his upcoming book "The Little Black Book of Fly Fishing," his path through fly fishing, mousing for trout, a couple of tips and tricks, and much more. Come for Deeter talking brown trout and stay for Will channeling the energy of a small black mouse who has fallen into the water.
Gary Roberson is a native of Medina County and grew up hunting on the family ranch between Devine and Yancey. Armed with a Model 94 Winchester, Roberson killed his first whitetail while hunting by himself at age seven and began calling critters when he was ten years old. After fifteen years in the banking industry, Roberson decided that he would rather chase four legged coyotes than two legged ones, so he and his wife Deb purchased Burnham Brothers Game Calls in 1991.While Gary has hunted and outfitted for whitetail deer, elk, turkey, and mule deer, he considers chasing mountain lions with hounds and calling coyotes his favorite hunting opportunities. His calling expertise has been well documented in outdoor magazines such as Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Predator Extreme, and numerous TV shows. In 1992, Roberson produced “Calling All Varmints”, a “how to” video on calling predators, and collaborated with Mossy Oak to produce “Eyes Front”, a series of five calling videos. In 2006, Gary and longtime friend, Brian Hawkins produced “Catastrophic”, the most popular predator calling video of all time.Roberson worked with Savage Arms to develop the MODEL 10 PREDATOR HUNTER, Ruger in designing their line of predator rifles and with Nikon Sport Optics to produce the COYOTE SPECIAL riflescope, products specific for the predator calling game.Roberson is host of the wildly successful TV show “Carnivore”, which is airing for its eleventh season on Pursuit Channel. Gary is also a staff writer for The Journal of the Texas Trophy Hunters and in 2020 with a little prompting from Miss Deb, wrote “Eyes Front…Sixty Years of Hunting the Hunters.”Roberson is a Pro Staff member for Mossy Oak, Ruger, Trijicon, Hornady, and TRHP Outdoors and lives by the philosophy that “he who hunts the most, hunts the best”.
For more than 20 years, Eddie Nickens, a member of BHA’s North American board of directors, has been the premier storyteller and scribe of American hunting, fishing and conservation, writing for Field & Stream, Garden and Gun, Audubon and dozens of other publications. It’s a radical understatement to call him an outdoor writer, although the term fits the man who has published the best-selling behemoth of outdoor skills, Field & Stream’s Total Outdoorsman. In our conversation today, Hal and Eddie celebrate the publication of Eddie’s new book, The Last Wild Road, a collection of his all-time best stories from an unmatched life afield in the American wilds.
This week Jeff and Bill talk about fly fishing's 5 most epic hatches and their new brand. 00:01 Jeff is not on and Bill makes a joke about mooning the bus driver 02:19 Jeff receives corporal punishment in public school 03:45 Bill get’s caught smoking by his dad 05:30 Crazy alcohol law in Texas 06:18 Bill works are the concrete plant 07:20 Back to the ghost of Frozen Patty 08:28 A shout out to www.athleticbrewing.com discount code (beermoney20) 10:30 Spirit djembe lessons, meditation, and more at therestorationdepot.com 13:17 In Other News- Ravens Are Swooping In and Stealing Groceries From Shoppers in Costco Parking Lot 17:00 PG movies of the 80’s and the Expendables franchise 19:00 Madmen and addictive series 21:37Jeff and Bill’s favorite podcasts 22:30 Teeth are turning gold 24:00 The Gold Dust Fraud 27:35 Fly Fishing’s Top 5 Most Epic Hatches- https://www.fieldandstream.com/fishing/fly-fishing-hatches 28:30 Rumble in the Jungle and the WWF (not the WWE) 31:29 Publisher’s Clearing House and the Mandela Effect 33:15 Our New Brand, Vision and Where We’re Headed 36:00 Our Brand New Brand and Logo- Maneki-Neko Cat https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maneki-neko Episode Links: In other news: https://www.newsweek.com/ravens-are-swooping-stealing-groceries-shoppers-costco-parking-lot-1580681 Top Five Epic Hatches from Field & Stream- https://www.fieldandstream.com/fishing/fly-fishing-hatches www.athleticbrewing.com (beermoney20) www.therestorationdepot.com www.remotenopressure.com Our designer's site: https://www.ideasandattitudes.com/about
Games Generated This Week: Field & Stream: Trophy Buck - Windows Myst - Atari Jaguar Gnomes Garden 3: The thief of castles - Nintendo Switch Chris and John drop onto a secluded island, not to leave as the last one standing, but to solve the mysteries of Myst! Also on this episode: The guys travel back 1999 to hunt a less dangerous game and learn how to manage a garden of gnomes! Procedurally Generated is a journey through the history of video games. However, in this show, our destiny isn't in our own hands as every game we discuss has been chosen at random! This means we will be diving into games running the gamut from revered and respected to forgotten and overlooked entirely. How to Support the Show: Follow us on Twitter : @PG_Show Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeceouOIeVA_L9q6JpRhWzw Become a Patron : Patreon.com/ProcedurallyGenerated Join us on Discord : https://discord.gg/6aEkjrN Send us an Email : PGShowInbox@gmail.com Episode Sources: Moby Games: https://www.mobygames.com/ IGDB: https://www.igdb.com/discover Field & Stream: Trophy Buck Sources: https://www.mobygames.com/game/windows/field-stream-trophy-buck https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XUCJ2UDLbyY Myst Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyan_Worlds https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Myst Gnomes Garden 3: The thief of castles Sources: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZ2vaDiLCZw https://www.mobygames.com/game/gnomes-garden-3-the-thief-of-castles --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/procedurallygenerated/support
Tragedy struck on Reelfoot Lake, and is a reminder of the underlying problems regarding duck hunting on public land. Will Brantley of Field & Stream details the tragic events that unfolded and the cutthroat competitiveness that has become the norm at public hunting spots that led to the alleged murder of two and the death of a third. Read more at http://bit.ly/3ppGMDS. This Gun Talk Hunt is proudly supported by Pyramyd Air and ATN. Gun Talk Hunt 02.13.21
Dave Whitlock is a world-renowned fly fisherman and contributor of many articles, photos, and illustrations to the world’s top outdoor sports magazines. His first published piece was in Field & Stream in 1968.Dave resigned his position as a research chemist and pooled his talents in painting, illustrating, writing, photography, fly fishing, fly tying and lecturing to embark on a new career as a full-time professional in the art of fly fishing.He has written and illustrated six books—several of which are considered “bibles” by fly fishermen—and co-authored or contributed to dozens of others.Dave is the best-known and most talented international figure in Oklahoma who is often not recognized in his home state of Oklahoma.He has been inducted into five halls of fame and was named by Fly Fisherman Magazine one of its “50 Most Influential Fly Fishers in the Last 5 Decades”.Dave’s wife Emily is an accomplished fly fisher and edits all of Dave’s work. They live beside a trout stream in Welling, Oklahoma.You can find the full interview on our website: https://www.voicesofoklahoma.com/interview/whitlock-dave/
Keith McCafferty is the Survival and Outdoor Skills Editor of Field & Stream, an author of eight books, winner of numerous literary awards, and just an all-round likeable guy. In this episode of Anchored, we hear the story behind Keith’s impressive history with Field and Stream, as well as the inspiration behind his novels and how he maintains his enthusiasm. Speaking of survival, our survival masterclass with Tom Brown III will be up soon. For a limited time, you can become a member of Anchored Outdoors and receive access to ALL of our Premium content and Masterclasses for only $133! Be sure to use coupon code loyaltycode20 to access that low rate. This episode is brought to you by Brownells.
Gabriella Hoffman is a media strategist, conservative political columnist, and award-winning outdoor writer based in the Washington, D.C. Metro Area. Her articles and columns have appeared in numerous publications which includes Field & Stream, Townhall.com and a variety of others. Gabriella also hosts the weekly "District of Conservation" podcast. She comes on to discuss her upbringing, growing up in California, her take on the wildfires, and where to start if you want to learn gun safety.
Mitch Kezar is one of the best and most respected outdoor recreation sport photographers in the world with a career going strong for over 50 years. He is also quite the story teller and loves to share tales of his pursuits. Twice nominated for the Pulitzer Prize in spot news photography, Mitch has shot beneath the frigid depths of Lake Superior for National Geographic Magazine, trailed presidential candidates for Time and Newsweek magazines, spent days in high country shooting ads for snowmobiles, traveled with natives across Africa and ridden trains across China with peasants and chickens - all in search of the perfect image. Outdoor industry's largest clients call upon Mitch to capture the story including Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Sporting Classics and many other hunting and fishing industry publications. Corporate clients rely on Mitch for brand recognition including Remington, Cabela's, Leupold, Bushnell, Nikon, Vista Outdoors, General Mills, Garmin, and many others. He also founded the world's largest library of outdoor images specializing in hunting and fishing, Windigo Images. Mitch is a fanatic about wildlife conservation and protection of our natural resources. It's entertaining and education as we explore the Wildside of Mitch Kezar.
Gabriella Hoffman is a media strategist, consultant, and award-winning outdoor writer based in the Washington, D.C. Metro Area. Gabriella specializes in social media management, strategic communications, branding, public relations, marketing, digital strategies, speaking/training, basic photography and videography. Gabriella hosts the weekly “District of Conservation” podcast and has been published in Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, Sporting Classics Daily, Sporting Classics Magazine. To Get the Video Version of this Podcast Please Visit Us Here: www.Patreon.com/thingreenlinepodcast
In this episode, we're joined by illustrator & angler Mike Sudal, who's contributed multiple drawings and articles for Field & Stream, Meateater & more. Not only is he famed for his artwork but he's a renowned angler in both fresh and saltwater. We discuss his process from drawing fish as a kid to illustrating for some of the greatest fishing magazines to exist, his personal fishing logs and some of his best fishing stories.
Iowa-based Phil Bourjaily is America’s shotgunner and one of North America’s foremost experts on shotguns and shooting. In addition to writing a monthly column – for nearly three decades – for Field & Stream, where he is shotguns editor, Phil has authored Field & Stream’s The Total Gun Manual (with fellow firearms writer David Petzal), Shotgun Guide, and other books. But he is also a writer’s writer, a dedicated coach of youth trap and skeet teams, and a hunter who spends countless days chasing upland birds every fall, waterfowl every winter, and Midwestern turkeys every spring. Listen to a conversation between two passionate shooters and masters of their crafts.
John Kruse has got four great guests today talking fishing, hunting and survival to include: 1. Survival Instructor Brett Stoffel who talks about why a positive mental attitude is so important for you during this pandemic 2. Will Brantley with Field & Stream who has some great advice about how to tag team a turkey or two 3. T. Edward Nickens with Field & Stream who shares stories from a New Mexico duck hunt that didn't go quite as planned 4. Zack Williams, Editor of the Backcountry Journal, offers the spring edition for free at www.backcountryhunters.org and shares some of his favorite articles from this edition. www.americaoutdoorsradio.com
Hal meets with his old friend (and sometimes editor) Matt Miller in Matt’s hometown of Boise, Idaho, to talk about life and Matt’s new book Fishing Through the Apocalypse: An Angler’s Adventures in the 21st Century. Matt and Hal have known each other since they both started out writing for Bugle magazine before the dawn of the present century, and Matt – an obsessed fisherman, elk and deer hunter and mentor to a nascent fishing and hunting son – has traveled the world as the longtime science writer for The Nature Conservancy (as well as written for Field & Stream and other outdoor publications). If you think you are a fishing obsessive, it might make you feel better (or worse) to know that there are people many times more obsessed than you are, and some of them are probably even weirder than you. Matt fits right in.
This week fly fishing podcast host Jeff Troutman talks with #1 New York Times bestselling author Keith McCafferty. Keith is the survival and outdoor skills editor of Field & Stream, and the author of The Royal Wulff Murders; The Gray Ghost Murders; Dead Man’s Fancy; Crazy Mountain Kiss; which won the 2016 Spur Award for Best Western Contemporary Novel; Buffalo Jump Blues, which won a Will Rogers Medallion Award for Best Western Author and was and O Magazine “Must-Read Book of the Summer” 2016, and Cold Hearted River. Sponsors: www.delifreshdesign.com (coupon code RNP20) www.manscapped.com (Coupon Code Remotenopressure) Episode Links: https://keithmccafferty.com/
Kirk Deeter is the vice president of media at Trout Unlimited and the editor of TROUT Magazine. He’s also an editor-at-large for Field & Stream and the editor-in-chief of Angling Trade. To say he’s busy is an understatement. The workload isn’t new to Kirk—he’s been working in the fly fishing industry since 2000 and is no stranger to the long hours of journalism. In this episode of Anchored, I meet with Kirk to get the inside scoop on his industry magazine, his thoughts on diversity, and whether we’re loving our fisheries to death. Buy Kirk's Books: The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing
We discussed: Biden introduces HIS PLAN for taking your Guns!(discuss) Warren proposes “Gun Tax”(both from MSNBC GUN Violence FORUM) Dallas PD officer sentenced to 10 yrs in prison. WAPO reports NRA head didn’t want Trump, thought he’d loose election 1.4 million more Americans have CCW permits then last year Sportsman’s Warehouse obtains 8 Field & Stream store locations from DICKS FLA TEACHERS can now Carry in classroom- Broward & Date Counties Opt out-Must provide secure school environment! Broward Co Sheriff Scott Israel most be reinstated-says Fl state Supreme court FLA TEACHERS can now Carry in classroom- Broward & Date Counties Opt out-Must provide secure school environment! Broward Co Sheriff Scott Israel most be reinstated Of Course you can put a rail on your AK! ZENTICO! New Guns: Springfield Hellcat OSP, Sig 365 SAS, Canik Elite SC, and S&W M&P 2.0 Micro compact, meanwhile I’ve been talking about Compact Guns since 2016! Certain Portable HAM radios banned from US sale for being able to transmit on LEO frequencies. Rock island to introduce new Revolvers in 2020! Medical: Gasden Designs and MyMedic offer new products. Bill Gets Cutting with the US Army ISSUE Ontario Survival Knife Still waiting for correct Answer to Trivia question Book being offered isn’t available yet! but we have it! Emails from David K, Allen R, Rich D, Alde M, & Mac L*(former co-worker of mine)
In this episode Titus and Thomas talk to Hank Shaw. If you hunt waterfowl and you want to know how to cook waterfowl properly this episode is for you. Hank won the James Beard Award for Best Blog in 2013. He has been featured on the Travel Channel's Bizarre Foods. His work has appeared in Field & Stream, Delta Waterfowl, California Waterfowl, the Art of Eating and Pheasants forever. He is a highly acclaimed chef and best of all a hardcore waterfowler!
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Sponsor: Steel River Co. https://steelrivercompany.com/ Discount Code: NSRI30 for 30% off your purchase of $100 or more (one per customer through the end of the month) In the last few days, Big business and government have been making some announcements around firearms as tools of defense and tools of terror. Because I like to keep it as unbiased as possible when we think about how we should be prepared for this kind of situations which are become more practical than anyone ever imagined let's start by looking at the facts, dive into the recent press releases, and then I promise at the end I will let you know where I stand and why. You bet it's going to be a rocky conversation, but I bet you don't guess how it ends, I think you're going to be surprised... The Numbers: 27 . The number of active shooter incidents in 2018 38 . The number already in 2019 through August 16 . The number of states that had incidents 85 . The number of people who lost their lives in these shootings (excluding scumbags whose names you won't hear on this blog) 128 . The number of wounded in these crimes 27 . The number of shooters; 23 male, 3 female, 1 at large 10 . The number of shooters that took a cowardice exit 11 . The number that were taken in by the good guys (4 of them were held by armed citizens and 3 by unarmed citizens until authorities arrived) 4 . The number that committed suicide by cop 1 . Killed by a concerned armed citizen. 4 . The number of active shooters in California, the state with the most in 2018 5 . The number of active shooter situations that were stopped by citizen involvement. 22% The percent of the time a rifle was present Citizen Intervention In three incidents, unarmed citizens confronted the shooter, thereby ending the shooting. In one incident, a citizen wrestled the gun away from the shooter. The shooter fled the scene and was apprehended approximately 34 hours later at another location. In one incident, citizens confronted the shooter (including one who was pistol-whipped by the shooter), allowing others to flee the scene. The shooter committed suicide at the scene before law enforcement arrived. In one incident, a teacher wrestled the shooter to the ground and restrained him until law enforcement arrived and apprehended him. In two incidents, armed citizens possessing valid firearms permits exchanged gunfire with the shooter. In one incident, two citizens retrieved their guns from their respective vehicles, then shot and killed the shooter. In one incident, a citizen armed with a gun confronted the shooter, but no gunfire was exchanged. A second citizen exchanged gunfire with the shooter, but neither was struck. The shooter fled the scene and was apprehended by law enforcement a short time later at another location. Locations 16 . Occurred in Business locations 5 . Occurred in Education Settings 2 . Were in open spaces 2 . Healthcare facilities 1 . Government property 1 . House of worship The Announcements Government On the last day of August 2019, the day after the Odessa, TX shootings, New law went into effect in Texas that changed the way you can carry a gun in the state: You can now carry in places of worship Can no longer prohibit renters from having firearms Now you can keep your firearm concealed in your car at school No laws will be inforced on CCW when evacuating or returning to a disaster Disaster shelters will now allow you to bring them in If you are caught with a CCW and you did not know that the area prohibited concealed carry, if you're asked to leave and you do then there is no crime. Overall, Texas sees the issue as not enough guns in the right places at the right time. Big Business Walmart announced that it will discontinue selling ammunition in .223, .556, and .22 calibers. They view these calibers as the primary for assault-style weapons and want to distance themselves from the murders. They also joining Kroger, Dicks Sporting Goods, Starbucks, Target and Wendy's in asking that people not open carry in their stores even if they have the right to. Today, open carry is only banned in California, Florida, Illinois and DC. Lastly they are pulling handguns from the only state they sell them in today which is Alaska. 20% . Percent of the ammunition sold in the US that is sold by Walmart 6% . Percent of the ammunition Walmart wants to sell in 2020 by eliminating rifle calibers 2% . Percent of US gun sales done at a Walmart Much of this is spurred by liability costs as in The Estate of Maurice Stallard v Kroeger. In this instance, the daughter of the deceased is suiting the store for letting guns into it and asking that they ban guns at all stores. Kroeger responded by asking that customers don't open carry. Kroeger stopped the sale of all firearms in their 45 Meyers stores as well. When Dick's Sporting Goods realized that the Parkland, FL shooter who killed 17 purchased his gun from one of their stores, they started pulling guns from 10 of theris stores as a pilot which cost them $150MM. Despite that, their stocks are up 4% and they are looking to remove guns from 135 of their 730 stores by the end of the year. They also instituted a policy to only sell to those 21 and over which is quickly becoming standard amongst big box stores including Dick's owned Field & Stream locations. Outside influence on Big Box Camping World, owner of Gander (Formerly Gander Mountain), who is focused on selling RV's and Campers also sells firearms. The Sofware giant SalesForce had been toting doing an implementation at Camping World and had asked that Camping World change their stance on selling firearms. Camping World has not budged, but they are also no longer listed as a customer of SalesForce. Links Active Shooter Incidents In The Us 2018 041019 https://www.cbsnews.com/news/kroger-gun-ban-woman-sues-for-gun-ban-in-kroger-grocery-stores-after-fathers-murder/
Field & Stream magazine’s shotgun columnist Phil Bourjaily knows shotguns and shotgunning. He tests them all, hunts a lot, and on top of everything else is starting a new pup. Answering listener Randy Fusi’s question, he offers us tips on what to look for when shopping for a used gun, affordable side-by-sides, talks hunting strategy and where birds hang out, Labs vs, pointing breeds, and insights into his literary family.Phil is living the dream – or nightmare – of a young dog and suggests some ways to survive puppyhood. He has strong opinions on how to start a beginner, shares his upland experience in Uruguay and Iowa and helps listener Brian Lee Wynn with his son’s gun-fit problem … or is it?All this plus a free public hunting spot, a trivia question and a prize ... and none of that stuff that gets in the way of learning more about how to be a better hunter, shooter, and dog owner!
CoyoteVest is a family-owned, San Diego-based business dedicated to helping protect furry friends around the world. Its patented pet body armor is not only iconic but has proven time and time again to be successful at saving lives. The safe and stylish gear is designed to help protect animals from coyotes, aggressive dogs, and birds of prey, and is a daily accessory for thousands of dogs, cats, sheep, and goats globally. CoyoteVest has been featured in numerous publications and TV shows, including Shark Tank, America’s Greatest Makers, Hallmark Home & Family, Insider, Buzzfeed, DailyMail, Popular Mechanics, Field & Stream, and more! Learn more about CoyoteVest’s innovative products at www.CoyoteVest.com and use promo code JUSTGOGRIND to receive a special gift with your order of a stab-resistant vest.* *Promotional offer ends August 31,, 2019 at 11:59pm. Nicole Mellom is the Co-Founder and CMO of CoyoteVest. She has been the creative spark behind the CoyoteVest brand. Currently living in the Los Angeles dog-mecca, Playa Vista, she manages CoyoteVest’s digital presence. Nicole has an MBA from Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California. As a passionate writer and entrepreneur at heart, she has had the opportunity to combine her powers for the force of good, following her passion of helping people and animals around the world. Pamela Mott is the Co-Founder and President of CoyoteVest. She has always had a love for animals, growing up with horses, dogs, cats, bunnies, and even a few guinea pigs. In 2008, she began fostering and adopting rescue dogs with her husband, Paul. In 2014, the tragic loss of their dog, Buffy, ignited the CoyoteVest idea. Her passion for helping others has made her a catalyst in the business, continuously striving to provide customers and their furry friends with the highest quality products and best customer experience. Pamela knows that if CoyoteVest can help save one life, it has made a difference to that family. Sign up for THE WEEKLY GRIND, my weekly newsletter with tips, tools, and strategies for growing your business: http://www.justgogrind.com/newsletter/ JUST GO GRIND Show Notes with links to everything mentioned in this episode: http://www.justgogrind.com/podcast/ JUST GO GRIND on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/justgogrind/
Today we have the one and only Ken Schultz joining us. He's known for writing the nearly 2000 page Ken Schutz's Fishing Encyclopedia as well as a host of other books. He was an editor for Field & Stream for over 30 years, too! In this episode we cover: What was it like working for Field & Stream? Ken's favorite books Why people come back to fishing later in life What made him write a 2000 page book? His process for tackling the task. Questions from Valentine Thomas and Luke Ovgard The tragedy of the commons Ken's favorite fish to catch Ken's favorite places to fish One of his regrets Get excited! Did you enjoy this? If so, please share this podcast with your friends, because the more people who fish the longer we can keep our passion alive! Follow Cast & Spear: Cast & Spear Facebook YouTube Instagram Pinterest Keep those lines tight, Jon P.S. Please leave a review on iTunes with your favorite fish to catch!
Jeff and Andy are joined by outdoor and wildlife photographer, Wyman Meinzer. Wyman is the only official State Photographer of Texas, he has won countless honors and awards and has been recognized as an American Outdoor Legend by Field & Stream. His work can be viewed at wymanmeinzer.com
Anthony Licata and Colin Kearns stand at the helm of the most iconic magazine titles in the outdoor industry. Anthony is the editorial director of Outdoor Life and Field & Stream where Colin serves as its editor-in-chief. In this episode Hal catches up with them in the midst of Shot Show, the day after the gang celebrated our public lands at the BHA bonfire in the Nevada desert. Join the trio as they reminisce about their adventures hunting and fishing North America’s wild landscapes, the sometimes torturous process of writing and editing, literature, authors, guns, conservation and the wealth that is our public lands and waters.
Season 2, Episode 3 - John Snow – Shooting Editor for Field & Stream and Outdoor Life Steve and Jodi travel to the 2019 SHOT (Shooting, Hunting, and Outdoor Trade) Show and spend time Talking Mule Deer with the shooting editor for Field & Stream and Outdoor Life, John Snow. John describes how he didn’t grow up in a hunting family but traipsed the woods near his house with a BB gun as a latchkey kid and built a love for shooting and hunting. He tells us that his knowledge of shooting and ammunition started with a fascination for ballistics tables – and the help of an unknown shooter that helped him realize that his lack of shooting skill at the time was due to his cross-eye dominance. After working as a traditional journalist for years, and then with a small regional outdoor publication, John started at Outdoor Life in 2001 and made it his mission to pester then-shooting editor, Jim Carmichael. With no better mentor to learn from, John absorbed as much knowledge and skill as possible and became only the fifth shooting editor in Outdoor Life’s more than 120-year history when Carmichael retired, adding the same title for Field & Stream last year. John tells us about the limited edition Weatherby .257 he used on a mule deer hunt in southeast Montana this fall – a rifle and hunt that will be up for auction during the Friday night Conservation Banquet at the Western Hunting & Conservation Expo. Finally, we ask John to tell us about some of the new products and trends he is seeing at SHOT Show and how they will help western hunters.
GIRL POWER! There are few industries more “male-dominated” than hunting and yet Eva Shockey has made a name for herself and found great success -- but not without some doubt, backlash, and beyond. Eva has created a brand that started in the outdoor industry and rapidly expanded into the mainstream media. Eva’s new book is a memoir of adventure, skill, healthy living and finding life’s true calling. She launched her own collection with Cabela’s AND she’s the first woman to grace the cover of Field & Stream solo in over 30 years. Today, she is going to teach us how to find your passion, chase what calls you (regardless of what people say), how to follow a family legacy while staying true to yourself, and how to be confident when you feel intimidated. GOAL DIGGER FB COMMUNITY: https://www.facebook.com/groups/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/goaldiggerpodcast/ GOAL DIGGER SHOWNOTES: https://jennakutcherblog.com/eva/
On this installment I give Joe Cermele a call. Joe is the fishing editor for Field & Stream, and Outdoor life. He also runs the Hook Shots webisode series and podcast. Joe has a tremendous amount of fishing knowledge. He has written articles on too many types of fish to count. Today we discuss two very exciting fish, snakehead, and striper.
Few big game species are as elusive as the Columbia blacktail deer. Hard to find and harder yet to get a shot on, chasing blacktail is a demanding hunt. Leupold’s Shawn Skipper and Nic Kytlica are joined by Adam Heggenstaller (American Hunter) and John Snow (Outdoor Life and Field & Stream) to recap their week-long blacktail hunt in northwestern Oregon. Subjects discussed: John Snow's relationship to Kit Harrington; under-appreciating blacktail; battling vast timbered terrain; unseasonably warm weather and fog; perils of true public land hunting; utilizing mountain bikes as means of travel; and more.
Greg Staggs is a published author for multiple hunting and outdoor publications including Field & Stream and Petersen's Bowhunting, and has provided enough venison for his family through bowhunting that he hasn't purchased meat from a store in over 20 years.
More than 2 million Americans have served in Afghanistan or Iraq since September 11, 2001, and C.J. Chivers has reported from both wars from their beginnings. The Fighters vividly conveys the physical and emotional experience of war as lived by six combatants: a fighter pilot, a medic, a scout helicopter pilot, a grunt, an infantry officer and a Special Forces sergeant. Chivers captures their commitment and sense of purpose, their courage and ultimately their sacrifice, confusion and moral frustration as new enemies arise, and invasions give way to counterinsurgency duties for which they often were not prepared. The Fighters is a tour de force, a portrait of modern warfare that parts from slogans. It does for these troops what Stephen Ambrose did for the G.I.s of WWII and what Michael Herr did for the grunts in Vietnam. The Fighters presents a human side of the long arc of two wars, told with the empathy and understanding of an author who is himself an infantry veteran. C.J. Chivers is a reporter for The New York Times, where he works on the Investigations Desk and for The New York Times Magazine, covering conflict, crime, the arms trade and human rights, and other themes. His work also appears on the NYT’s At War and Lens blogs. He is a frequent contributor to Esquire and an occasional contributor to other publications, including Field & Stream, Popular Mechanics, Anglers Journal and more. He is also the author of THE GUN (Simon & Schuster, 2010), a history of automatic arms and their influence on human security and war. The book was selected as a New York Times Editor’s Pick and a Best Book of 2010 by The Atlantic and The Washington Post.
In this episode Hal catches up with T. Edward Nickens, editor at large at Field & Stream magazine and author of the Total Outdoorsman Series of books. Eddie is an old-school Southern gentleman and a consummate outdoorsman and conservation leader, and he writes about it all with the depth and passion of the greatest of the Romantic poets. Eddie and Hal had a huge amount of pure fun doing this podcast. “I’ve read his work with respect and admiration for 15 years,” says Hal, “but we’d never crossed paths until now.”
From AnglingTrade.com: "Kirk Deeter is the editor of Angling Trade. He is also an editor-at-large for Field & Stream magazine, and the editor-in-chief of TROUT magazine, the national publication of Trout Unlimited. He has written and fished throughout the world, and his work also has appeared in other media including WIRED, Garden & Gun, USA Today, London's Daily Telegraph newspaper, and the full range of fly-fishing magazines and websites. He is also the co-author of The Little Red Book of Fly Fishing." In this episode, I chat with Kirk about his beginnings in fly fishing and outdoor writing, the importance of finding and chasing the things you're passionate about, and where he hopes to go next. We also get three readings from Kirk: "In Search of the River Gods" from Field & Stream; a selection from Kirk's and Andrew Steketee's book CastWork; and "The Fight of Your Life," from Garden & Gun Magazine. Subscribe to The Fly Tapes in Apple Podcasts & Stitcher. Music from Nathaniel Riverhorse Nakadate.
Just in time for the opening of the 2018 turkey hunting season, Shane Simpson of CallingAllTurkeys.com, gives us a course in turkey calling 101. We cover the how, when, and why of using a diaphram mouth call as well as lots of other turkey hunting and calling topics. Shane Simpson has won more than 20 calling titles and has placed in numerous others, including winning the Minnesota State Calling Championship in 2011, 2015 and 2017 and finishing 2nd-Runner Up in the 2015 Grand National Owl Hooting Championship. Along with producing Calling All Turkeys, Shane does freelance work for numerous hunting industry companies including Field & Stream and ScoutLook and he is also an outdoor writer with some of his work appearing in the National Wild Turkey Federation's "Turkey Country" and "Jakes Country" magazines. Click here to listen/subscribe on Apple Podcast (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (another option for Android devices) What We Learn In This Episode: Comparing turkey hunting in the South vs the North How real life calling compares to competition calling The importance of calling cadence How to choose the right diaphram call How to care for a diaphram call How to produce realistic Yelps, Clucks, Gobbles, and more. Show notes, resources, links: Calling All Turkeys Mouth Call Mechanics Video YouTube Channel Facebook and Instagram Sponsored by: Hunting Gear Deals
Enjoy a free Turkey Calling 101 Instructional, by Shane Simpson of CallingAllTurkeys.com! This episode is a condensed version of Episode 032, where we interviewed Shane -- But this version is all about the calls. Scroll down to find the calls we cover, and at what point they are in the interview. Shane Simpson has won more than 20 calling titles and has placed in numerous others, including winning the Minnesota State Calling Championship in 2011, 2015 and 2017 and finishing 2nd-Runner Up in the 2015 Grand National Owl Hooting Championship. Along with producing Calling All Turkeys, Shane does freelance work for numerous hunting industry companies including Field & Stream and ScoutLook and he is also an outdoor writer with some of his work appearing in the National Wild Turkey Federation's "Turkey Country" and "Jakes Country" magazines. Click here to listen/subscribe on Apple Podcast (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (another option for Android devices) What We Learn In This Episode: How to channel air through the diaphragm call and the Plain Yelp @ 2:00 Assembly Yelp @ 6:15 Cutting @ 9:20 Excited Yelp @ 13:35 Tree Yelp @ 15:30 Flydown Cackle @ 17:40 Owl Hoot @ 21:10 Putt @ 25:35 Cluck @ 30:00 Whining @ 34:20 Purr @ 36:15 Fighting Purr 38:55 Gobble 43:00 Discussion on what locator calls to use and when 47:00 Show notes, resources, links: Calling All Turkeys Mouth Call Mechanics Video YouTube Channel Facebook and Instagram Sponsored by: Hunting Gear Deals
This week’s guest is Joe Cermele, fishing editor of Field & Stream magazine and the one-man-band behind the terrific web series “Hook Shots” (if you have not seen his videos they are always fun and offbeat). Joe is wild about fishing big flies for big fish—regardless of species. Our interview is about mousing for trout, a sorta-night-fishing, sorta-streamer-fishing technique that has become popular in recent years. But it’s not about fishing mouse flies for wilderness fish in Alaska or Kamchatka, it’s about fishing them in local, heavily fished rivers. Mousing is a great way to avoid the crowds and catch one of those big trout you seldom see during the day. As usual in The Fly Box we have a wide variety of topics: missing strikes on topwater bass flies, the difference between a desiccant and a flotant (again!), finding tailing carp, fishing streamers and high-stick nymphing in spring creeks, fishing bamboo rods for larger trout, tying with peacock eyes, questions on rod models, when to buy multiple reels as opposed to one reel and an extra spool, trout that disappear in early spring, correct depth for setting your indicator (there isn’t one), deciding which fly-tying tools to put most of your budget into—and finally what is that white rod Pete Kutzer uses for his casting videos?
Mike and Adam interview Dr. Bob Sheppard about the when, where, and how to hunt whitetail deer in the South. Dr. Sheppard has over 40-years experience hunting whitetails, has taught countless bowhunting schools, and is author of "Whitetails: A Research Based Hunting Model". He grew up on a farm in Alabama, born in 1950, the son of tenant farmers. He descended from a long line of fishermen and hunters. He practiced Internal Medicine in private practice for twenty five years and now serves as Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, Director of Hospitalist Services at the University of Alabama School of Medicine, Tuscaloosa, Alabama. He began a writing career in the outdoor field during his years of medical school and residency, and became a staff writer for an Alabama based magazine called the Alabama Sportsman (later to become one of Game & Fish Publication's periodicals, Alabama Game & Fish). Over the next fifteen years, he placed articles in Outdoor Life, Field & Stream, Sports Afield, Bowhunter Magazine, Harris Publication's books and annuals, Deer & Deer Hunting, Progressive Farmer, Southern Outdoors, Game & Fish Publications and a host of others. He subsequently earned the credentials to become an active member of OWAA (Outdoor Writer's Association of America) and SEOPA (Southeastern Outdoor Press Association), two of the largest organizations of outdoor writers in the nation. In 1979 he began instructing in a series of bowhunting schools held at commercial hunting lodges across the South. These have become the nation's oldest continuous line of outdoor skills schools in existence. What We Learn In This Episode: The 3 Elements of Weather that are Most Important for High Deer Movement How Many Times Should a Stand be Hunted Each Season When and How Should Pre-season Scouting Occur How Whitetail Deer Move Relative to Wind Direction What Terrain Features are Best for a Stand Sight How Deer Respond to Human Scent A Whole Lot More Click here to listen/subscribe on iTunes (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (another option for Android devices) Show notes, resources, links: Dr. Bob's Website- www.bobsheppard.com Bent Creek Lodge- 30,000 Acre Hunting Outfitter Where much of the data was collected- www.bentcreeklodge.com Dr. Sheppard's Shooting House Plans- http://bobsheppard.com/shooting-house-floor-plans/ Whitetails: A Research Based Hunting Model Sponsored by: Hunting Gear Deals ChaseTheMountain Email- DownSouthHunt@gmail.com
Series Finale! We talk to Dan Infalt, the "Big Buck Serial Killer" from Wisconsin and a Michigan legend John Eberhart about their unique scent control tactics. We interviewed these guys separately and have combined the interviews into a 3-part series. Both hunters have had tremendous success hunting mature bucks on public land. They don't pull any punches when it comes to comparing their scent control tactics and how they differ. Dan Infalt Dan grew up and has lived in SE Wisconsin his whole life. He was the youngest of 11 children. Because he grew up without much money, hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering were more of a way to survive than a hobby. Dan now works as a Prototype machinist. On the side he teaches workshops where he shares his personal scouting and hunting tactics, showing students the properties he hunts while examining some of his most successful set-ups on mature whitetail deer. Dan and his tactics have been featured in many magazines, such as Field & Stream, Deer & Deer Hunting, North American Whitetail, and more. His scouting and hunting tactic videos have helped countless hunters revolutionize the way the chase mature whitetails. He has taken well over 30 Pope and Young quality deer over the years, mostly on heavily pressured public land. He doesn’t like hunting by or supporting their strict guidelines, so you won’t find most of them in any record books. John Eberhart John currently has 30 bucks listed in the Commemorative Bucks of Michigan record book and they came off 19 different properties in 10 different counties with many coming from public land. He took the Michigan state record muzzleloader buck in 1981 from public land and that has been the only state record buck to come off state land. In 1997, he began bowhunting out of state, during Michigan’s gun season and to date has taken 19 P&Y class bucks on his 21 week long out of state hunts. John along with his son Chris has written 3 books on hunting pressured whitetails and he has written instructional bowhunting articles for Deer & Deer Hunting, Peterson’s Bowhunting, Bowhunting World, & many more. He has also produced instructional DVDs on his hunting and scouting techniques. Click here to listen/subscribe on iTunes (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (another option for Android devices) What We Learn In Part 3: When was the last time John was winded by a deer? The Scent-lok lawsuit details and results The Rutgers study on Scent-lok effectiveness Does Scent-lok work in hot weather? Can waiting for the right wind cost you an opportunity? Success stories from Dan and John How to learn more from Dan and John Show notes, resources, links: Link to Rutgers Study Dan's Website- www.thehuntingbeast.com Dan's Videos YouTube Channel John's Website- www.deerjohn.net John's Books/Videos YouTube Channel Sponsored by: Hunting Gear Deals Chase the Mountain Blog
Part 2 of 3- This project has been in the works for months! We talk to Dan Infalt, the "Big Buck Serial Killer" from Wisconsin and a Michigan legend John Eberhart about their unique scent control tactics. We interviewed these guys separately and have combined the interviews into a 3-part series. Both hunters have had tremendous success hunting mature bucks on public land. They don't pull any punches when it comes to comparing their scent control tactics and how they differ. Dan Infalt Dan grew up and has lived in SE Wisconsin his whole life. He was the youngest of 11 children. Because he grew up without much money, hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering were more of a way to survive than a hobby. Dan now works as a Prototype machinist. On the side he teaches workshops where he shares his personal scouting and hunting tactics, showing students the properties he hunts while examining some of his most successful set-ups on mature whitetail deer. Dan and his tactics have been featured in many magazines, such as Field & Stream, Deer & Deer Hunting, North American Whitetail, and more. His scouting and hunting tactic videos have helped countless hunters revolutionize the way the chase mature whitetails. He has taken well over 30 Pope and Young quality deer over the years, mostly on heavily pressured public land. He doesn’t like hunting by or supporting their strict guidelines, so you won’t find most of them in any record books. John Eberhart John currently has 30 bucks listed in the Commemorative Bucks of Michigan record book and they came off 19 different properties in 10 different counties with many coming from public land. He took the Michigan state record muzzleloader buck in 1981 from public land and that has been the only state record buck to come off state land. In 1997, he began bowhunting out of state, during Michigan’s gun season and to date has taken 19 P&Y class bucks on his 21 week long out of state hunts. John along with his son Chris has written 3 books on hunting pressured whitetails and he has written instructional bowhunting articles for Deer & Deer Hunting, Peterson’s Bowhunting, Bowhunting World, & many more. He has also produced instructional DVDs on his hunting and scouting techniques. Click here to listen/subscribe on iTunes (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (another option for Android devices) What We Learn In Part 2: Tracking Dog Test Results and Analysis How does hunting high effect scent control? How do Dan Infalt and John Eberhart feel about Ozonics, Nose Jammer, cover scents, etc.? Where does John Eberhart buy his scent free products? Show notes, resources, links: Field and Stream test goes here Myth Busters info goes here Dan's Website- www.thehuntingbeast.com Dan's Videos YouTube Channel John's Website- www.deerjohn.net John's Books/Videos YouTube Channel Sponsored by: Hunting Gear Deals Chase the Mountain Blog
This project has been in the works for months! We talk to Dan Infalt, the "Big Buck Serial Killer" from Wisconsin and a Michigan legend John Eberhart about their unique scent control tactics. We interviewed these guys separately and have combined the interviews into a 3-part series. Both hunters have had tremendous success hunting mature bucks on public land. They don't pull any punches when it comes to comparing their scent control tactics and how they differ. Dan Infalt Dan grew up and has lived in SE Wisconsin his whole life. He was the youngest of 11 children. Because he grew up without much money, hunting, fishing, trapping, and gathering were more of a way to survive than a hobby. Dan now works as a Prototype machinist. On the side he teaches workshops where he shares his personal scouting and hunting tactics, showing students the properties he hunts while examining some of his most successful set-ups on mature whitetail deer. Dan and his tactics have been featured in many magazines, such as Field & Stream, Deer & Deer Hunting, North American Whitetail, and more. His scouting and hunting tactic videos have helped countless hunters revolutionize the way the chase mature whitetails. He has taken well over 30 Pope and Young quality deer over the years, mostly on heavily pressured public land. He doesn’t like hunting by or supporting their strict guidelines, so you won’t find most of them in any record books. John Eberhart John currently has 30 bucks listed in the Commemorative Bucks of Michigan record book and they came off 19 different properties in 10 different counties with many coming from public land. He took the Michigan state record muzzleloader buck in 1981 from public land and that has been the only state record buck to come off state land. In 1997, he began bowhunting out of state, during Michigan’s gun season and to date has taken 19 P&Y class bucks on his 21 week long out of state hunts. John along with his son Chris has written 3 books on hunting pressured whitetails and he has written instructional bowhunting articles for Deer & Deer Hunting, Peterson’s Bowhunting, Bowhunting World, & many more. He has also produced instructional DVDs on his hunting and scouting techniques. Click here to listen/subscribe on iTunes (best for iOS devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Google Play Music (best for Android devices) Click here to listen/subscribe on Stitcher (another option for Android devices) What We Learn In Part 1: Dan's strategy of taking no scent control and only playing the wind John's strategy of using activated carbon garments and completely ignoring the wind Why each guy believe's their strategy is correct Show notes, resources, links: Dan's Website- www.thehuntingbeast.com Dan's Videos YouTube Channel John's Website- www.deerjohn.net John's Books/Videos YouTube Channel Sponsored by: Hunting Gear Deals Chase the Mountain Blog
Hal Herring talks with Anthony Licata, Editorial Director of the Bonnier Lifestyle Group, including publications Field & Stream, Outdoor Life, Popular Science, and Saveur. They discuss Licata's journey in the world of publishing, legendary outdoor writers, the importance of hunting and fishing with family, fishing stripers alongside humpback whales outside of Brooklyn, the art of being a modern generalist, BHA's hard hunting membership, the unlikeliness of American public lands, and so much more.
Jason Reed of Crosman, Corp and Mia Anstine, blogger/podcaster and western guide, chat with Michelle at the Professional Outdoor Media Association Conference in Shreveport, LA in mid-June. Jason discusses how he got the gig at Crosman Corp (hint, it takes hard work), who he admires in the outdoor industry and gives a clue to some new things coming down the pipe marketing-wise. Learn more about Crosman at http://crosman.com Mia dives deep into the mindset of a hunter when outdoors - how we let others affect us - celebrating her almost 1 year anniversary of being on the cover of Field & Stream magazine and how she's going to make sure her podcast continues even after her daughter heads off to college. Listen to Mia and Lea's podcast at https://miaanstine.com/category/podcast/ Learn more this podcast at http://bulletproofmediablog.com "
We only have three more eps left (including this one) and we could not finish up our run without talking to Ron Doyle. Ron was one of the hosts of Denver's original pop culturey podcast, The Denver Diatribe. He now co-hosts and co-produces The Narrators show and podcast. He has also been involved in several other shows around town, he volunteers at the High Plains Comedy Fest, and he makes time for his family after working as a free lancer. How does he do it!? We don't know, but we do know that he sure loves magazines. Listen in as we discuss National Geographic, Rolling Stone, Spin, Cosmo, Field & Stream, The Source, Vanity Fair and of course Highlights magazine.
Today's Guest: Drew Friedman, artist, Old Jewish Comedians, Too Soon? and Warts and All Order 'Even More Old Jewish Comedians' by Drew Friedman by clicking the book cover above! Mr. Media is recorded live before a studio audience of actual, working caricaturists gathered here for their annual convention… in the NEW new media capital of the world, St. Petersburg, Florida! Drew Friedman is BETTER than Picasso! So says Howard Stern, and who is Mr. Media to argue with the King of All Media? Drew is the king of modern caricaturists. His work has been featured on almost every major American magazine, from The New York Times and MAD to Entertainment Weekly and Field & Stream. DREW FRIEDMAN audio excerpt: "Howard Stern -- the uglier, more disgusting I draw him, the more he likes me." In recent years, he has turned much of his attention capturing a generation of sometimes unheralded entertainers: Old Jewish Comedians. In fact, it’s become virtually a brand for Drew, starting with his first collection, Old Jewish Comedians, then his second, More Old Jewish Comedians, and now his third, Even More Old Jewish Comedians. Who knew there were so many Old Jewish Comedians? Is there any chance he’s making some of these people up as he goes? Who knows? Who cares – it’s funny and the artwork is impeccable. Drew Friedman drew this R. Crumb sketch @ the International Society of Caricature Artists 2011 annual convention. (c) 2011 by Drew Friedman. All Rights Reserved. Drew Friedman drew this sketch of Mr. Media, Bob Andelman, @ the International Society of Caricature Artists 2011 annual convention. (c) 2011 by Drew Friedman. All Rights Reserved. Drew has been on Mr. Media before and he recently connected me with his father, legendary humorist and novelist Bruce Jay Friedman. And the family act continues next April with a reprint of Drew’s first book of comics from the pages of Raw magazine – co-authored with his brother, Josh Alan Friedman. Today we’re meeting in person at the TradeWinds Resort in beautiful St. Pete Beach, Florida, where Drew is the keynote speaker at the International Society of Caricature Artists annual convention. We’ll use that as an excuse to talk about craft. A very special feature of the video of this interview is a 17-minute, over-the-shoulder demonstration of Drew Friedman's caricature technique, as he draws me and then a real celebrity, Robert Crumb. Don't miss it! Drew Friedman Blog • Art Prints For Sale • Order Even More Old Jewish Comedians by Drew Friedman Kicking Through the Ashes: My Life As A Stand-up in the 1980s Comedy Boom by Ritch Shydner. Order your copy today by clicking on the book cover above! Order 'Will Eisner: A Spirited Life' (2nd Edition) by Bob Andelman, available from Amazon.com by clicking on the book cover above!
Are we facing a dangerous conservation crisis? When the Director of US Fish & Wildlife Service says we are facing a conservation crisis, you can believe we have a problem. An article in Field & Stream discussed a speech Director Dan Ashe gave about three issues we are facing in parks and conservation that are moving us towards a crisis. In this episode of the Park Leaders Show, Director Ashen discusses the problems that are moving parks and conservation agencies towards irrelevancy. We talk about diversity, young people in the outdoors, disruptive innovations in parks and conservation and the partnership between US Fish & Wildlife and the National Park Service that led to delisting the Island Fox as an endangered species.
This week on Armed Lutheran Radio we talk the Republican National Convention and the upcoming election, about setting goals, teaching new shooters, and we're joined by only the third woman ever to appear on the cover of Field & Stream magazine. Mia Anstine is an armed Lutheran from Colorado and she joins us to talk about women and hunting, shooting, gun rights, and the things that motivate her. Show Notes: http://www.armedlutheran.us/alr-episode-28/
In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll share seven oddities from Greg's research, from Arthur Conan Doyle's encounter with a perceptive Boston cabbie to a computer's failed attempts to rewrite Aesop's fables. We'll also hear boxer Gene Tunney's thoughts on Shakespeare and puzzle over how a man on a park bench can recognize a murder at sea. Please consider becoming a patron of Futility Closet -- on our Patreon page you can pledge any amount per episode, and all contributions are greatly appreciated. You can change or cancel your pledge at any time, and we've set up some rewards to help thank you for your support. You can also make a one-time donation via the Donate button in the sidebar of the Futility Closet website. Sources for the items in this week's episode: Joseph Hatton, "Revelations of an Album," in The Idler, April 1897. Charles Dickens mentioned "MOOR EEFFOC" in an abandoned autobiography. Michael Quinion has a bit more at World Wide Words. Albert Pierce Taylor, Under Hawaiian Skies, 1922. "John Cazale," IMDb (accessed 12/23/2015). Ed Zern reviewed Lady Chatterley's Lover for Field & Stream in November 1959. John Strype, Ecclesiastical Memorials, Relating Chiefly to Religion, and the Reformation of It, 1822. Noel Williams and Patrik Holt, Computers and Writing: Models and Tools, 1989. Listener mail: "Yale Students Hear Tunney," Ottawa Citizen, April 24, 1928. "Lauds Gene Tunney," Lewiston [Maine] Daily Sun, July 11, 1929. This week's lateral thinking puzzle is from Jed's List of Situation Puzzles. You can listen using the player above, download this episode directly, or subscribe on iTunes or via the RSS feed at http://feedpress.me/futilitycloset. Many thanks to Doug Ross for the music in this episode. If you have any questions or comments you can reach us at podcast@futilitycloset.com. Thanks for listening!
Recorded June 19, 2015 at Stockholm Studios in Bushwick, Brooklyn Ralph Smith went to RIT with Tom, so I'd met him a few times over the year. He was PDN 30 in 2014 and he's photographed for Sotheby's, Food Network Magazine, Field & Stream, Conde Naste Traveler, among several others. His still life photographs are meticulously lit, playful and colorful. He works in a part of photoland that I don't know much about so I was curious to see what he had to say about hustling as a photographer. He also happens to be a fellow Minnesotan so it was nice relate from that perspective as well. He brought some interesting books as well, which we've come to expect, but it's always interesting to see the combinations. In this episode we get Duane Michels, Trevor Paglen, Star Wars and John Pfahl. I have a new appreciation for Michels after viewing his skewering of the photo world. I started to wonder if this podcast was satire? What would Duane Michels say about a photobook podcast? I don't want to know the answer. Enjoy! Photobooks/Photography Discussed
Are you living the lifestyle that you really want to live? Are you creating excellence in your life that you really want to create? Join me as I talk to Tony Bynum, professional wildlife, hunting, adventure, and nature photographer about his outdoor adventure lifestyle and the model that he lives by. Guest's Opening Quote: "I mean I can't tell you how many young people just can not afford to come and visit me. They say 'I can't afford that. Oh it’s a plane ticket. When am I ever going to get time?' And five years later they are in the same place they were in five years ago. They are still trying to figure it out. Quit wasting all your money on drinking beer and going to Mexico. What do you want to do with your life?" More About My Guest: The About page on Tony's website has a quote by him “Trails are for hikers, I’m an explorer!". He is an adventure, conservation, wildlife, nature, and outdoor commercial [photographer] and is based in East Glacier Park, Montana, on the Blackfeet Reservation. Tony has an extensive list of publication credits including National Geographic for Kids, New York magazine, and Popular Photography. His images have appeared on the covers and in the copy of many outdoor recreation focused magazines including Field & Stream, Sports Afield, Eastman's Bow Hunting, Bowhunt America, and many others. Tony is currently the photo editor for Western Hunter and Elk Hunter Magazine. Another quote from his website says "I live at 5,000 feet in the rugged mountains of the Northern Rockies in Montana and I truly live the outdoor lifestyle." If you have considered becoming a photographer, Tony has a link to a great video about that very topic. If you aren't interested in that as a profession, but want to see some fabulous imagery, watch the video. If you have any interest at all in photography or if you want to see some fantastic images, you need to check out Tony's website. Tony shares some of his thoughts, ideas, and stories on his blog, as well as many other wonderful images covering big game, cowboys, hunting, Montana, wildlife, Whitetail Deer bucks, bugling bull elk, Big Horn Sheep, Grizzly Bears, Mule Deer, bison, Rocky Mountain Goat, Black Bears. Tony talked about the way he operates and runs his life, referring to it as his four point "model". He compares and relates the way he lives to bow hunting. This model can be applied to virtually every profession, career, job, adventure, or project. * Planning - tons of planning * Commitment - a huge amount of commitment * Execution - is as good or is better than anybody * Follow through - always
Are you living the lifestyle that you really want to live? Are you creating excellence in your life that you really want to create? Join me as I talk to Tony Bynum, professional wildlife, hunting, adventure, and nature photographer about his outdoor adventure lifestyle and the model that he lives by. Guest’s Opening Quote: “I mean I can’t tell you how many young people just can not afford to come and visit me. They say ‘I can’t afford that. Oh it’s a plane ticket. When am I ever going to get time?’ And five years later they are in the same place they were in five years ago. They are still trying to figure it out. Quit wasting all your money on drinking beer and going to Mexico. What do you want to do with your life?” More About My Guest: The About page on Tony’s website has a quote by him “Trails are for hikers, I’m an explorer!“. He is an adventure, conservation, wildlife, nature, and outdoor commercial [photographer] and is based in East Glacier Park, Montana, on the Blackfeet Reservation. Tony has an extensive list of publication credits including National Geographic for Kids, New York magazine, and Popular Photography. His images have appeared on the covers and in the copy of many outdoor recreation focused magazines including Field & Stream, Sports Afield, Eastman’s Bow Hunting, Bowhunt America, and many others. Tony is currently the photo editor for Western Hunter and Elk Hunter Magazine. Another quote from his website says ”I live at 5,000 feet in the rugged mountains of the Northern Rockies in Montana and I truly live the outdoor lifestyle." If you have considered becoming a photographer, Tony has a link to a great video about that very topic. If you aren’t interested in that as a profession, but want to see some fabulous imagery, watch the video. If you have any interest at all in photography or if you want to see some fantastic images, you need to check out Tony’s website. Tony shares some of his thoughts, ideas, and stories on his blog, as well as many other wonderful images covering big game, cowboys, hunting, Montana, wildlife, Whitetail Deer bucks, bugling bull elk, Big Horn Sheep, Grizzly Bears, Mule Deer, bison, Rocky Mountain Goat, Black Bears. Tony talked about the way he operates and runs his life, referring to it as his four point “model”. He compares and relates the way he lives to bow hunting. This model can be applied to virtually every profession, career, job, adventure, or project.
This summer, Trout Unlimited partnered with Field & Stream to showcase the Best Wild Places in America. The tour highlights six spots out West where people can experience some of the best hunting and fishing and most spectacular wilderness in the country. By fishing and hunting in these places, the goal is to inspire people to visit these places--all of which are located on public land. Also, we hope to raise awareness about how special these places are so that they may receive the protection they deserve. Each one of the places on the tour faces some threat--development, energy disputes, or other threats that has the potential to rob future generations from the chance to experience the landscapes and wildlife. In this podcast, TU's President and CEO, Chris Wood, talks with Chris Hunt, of TU's Sportsmen's Conservation Project, about the tour.
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