Podcasts about gemsbok

Don welcomes in Bo Bordelon, LSU Offensive lineman, to talk about his exotic game hunt at Lost Bucks Ranch in OK, his outdoors background growing up in Louisiana, what it was like hunting Gemsbok stateside instead of in Afria, and what life might be like post-LSU?

This hour, Don dives into field reports from Mike Gallo on using birds to find a good catch and where you can find Mike at upcoming events, Butch Ridgedell drops by to discuss everything paddlers can do this weekend, another case of bogus charter guide in this week's Bad Boy of the Outdoors, Ryan Lambert tells us all about how he is keeping his bait stocked up, Bo Bordelon, LSU Offensive lineman, details his trip hunting Gemsbok in Oklahoma, and a whole lot more!

On today's show, Don dives into reports from a slew of guests, reporters, expert anglers, and marina operators on a variety of topic such as fishing conditions as April strolls along, using birds to help find schools of Trout and Catfish, what baits are red hot right now, everything you should know about Paddle Palooza coming up, a Bad Boy story involving someone who chose to advertise their crime, what is the purpose of Ryan Lambert's "Eco Tours", and how one LSU lineman got to hunt Gemsbok in Oklahoma!

In this episode, Stephen talks with Em Webb, The Camo Cowgirl.  Em is a hunter and an outdoor enthusiast.You can find Em on Instagram and TikTok.  Or you can email her at emilywebbttu19@gmail.com.You can follow Stephen on Facebook by searching for stephenrobbinshd or on Instagram at StephenHuntDay.You can also email Stephen at stephen.huntingday@gmail.com or info.huntingday@gmail.com.And until next time, keep hunting and doing what God calls you to do.

The pre-trip podcast to our upcoming hunting trip in South Africa! We talk about how we came across this trip, expectations, animals, and goals for the hunt! Enjoy!  https://workingclassbowhunter.com/ YouTube Channel https://www.facebook.com/WorkingClassBowhunter/ https://www.instagram.com/workingclassbowhunter/ https://twitter.com/WCBOWHUNTER  The WCB Podcast is presented by: Elite Archery   CODE: WCB for all outdoor group products Scent Crusher - Scent Off. Game On. Camo Fire Spy Point Trail Cameras Big Tine - Attract - Develop - Grow Code: WCB2022 Old Barn Taxidermy Huntworth Gear Code: WCB15 Novix Treestands Code WCB22 Victory Archery ThermaSeat Code: WCTS Leupold Optics Trophyline CODE WCB Grizzly Hunting Blinds | Code WCB

Welcome back to ReZOO - the Zoo Review Podcast! Today Jack and Jodi are talking about the largest zoo in the UK, the one and only ZSL Whipsnade Zoo! Based in over 600 acres of beautiful English countryside, this zoo is a haven for hundreds of species from across the globe. This episode covers everything up to and including our lunch break, so we discuss the following:

This week on an all new episode of Drunk Distory presents ‘The Dark Ride', we continue our deep dive into hotels around the theme park world with Drunk Distory's Resort Round Up. This not so Minnie-tournament will have us looking under the beds of all the Value, Moderate, and Deluxe hotel resorts, to find out what is the best place to stay when your away. This week, get ready to hit the hay, in a place that puts the zzzzs in zebra. Rise and shine on the wild side, and join us as we head to Disney's Animal Kingdom Lodge. A deluxe resort so adventurous that we needed a little help from our safari guide friend. Today we are joyfully joined by Mike Molinari (@mikemolinari). A disney tribe-s-man with more Tik Tok thirst traps than a crocodile at a watering hole. Antelopes are on alert with todays triple host threat of animal magnetism. This zoo-sational resort will find its love language among the snorts, neighs, and other loud mating calls of our animal brethren. You may want to be careful which viewing platform you are watching this real life discovery channel from. All we are missing now is Sir David Attenborough posting up at the Jambo house check in desk, telling us the differences between a Gemsbok and a Goldfish. So will this African auberge soar upon wing to the skies of our resort round up, or will this behemoth of Botswana, wallow in the mud hole of mediocrity. There's only one way to find out!

On today's show, I talk with my husband Ted Nugent, as we speak up about the Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade, and bring to light the self-evident, God given truths founded in the Ten Commandments and the United States Constitution. We spotlight the First and Second Amendment, and the current events surrounding abortion.  Ted shares his thoughts as we dive straight into the heart of these topics, bringing up the need for legal, safe, and less frequent abortions, as well as the precious gift of life. We discuss how abortion is not a part of the Constitution, or a responsibility of taxpayers. Ted also shares an emotional recitation of his ever relevant song “My Bow and Arrow”, as well as a retelling of a near death encounter with a 900 pound Gemsbok. We call attention to the importance of standing in the face of evil, and how we can all use our voice and our prayers to defend our freedoms.   In this Episode [01:57] Shemane introduces us to today's topic [02:24] Ted discusses the the rights given to us by God and the Constitution [08:26] Ted brings us to the topic of abortion and shares his thoughts  [12:37] Shemane shares a personal story about a tubal pregnancy [16:07] Shemane discusses how all current tragedies in the world are orchestrated  [19:40] Hear Ted recite the lyrics to “My Bow and Arrow” [22.21] “God had a great plan for you”  [22:23] Ted shares about a near death encounter with a Gemsbok [27:58] Ted stands in his purpose to defy evil  [30:31] Shemane brings us to the purpose of educating and helping others [32:23] Shemane calls attention to the crucial need for awareness  [34:58] Ted invites the listeners to visit americasvoice.news and to tune into his Spirit Campfire podcast [35:14] find out more about what you can do, and how to get an autographed hat from Ted Nugent   Resources America's Voice - website  Hunter Nation - website  Ted Nugent - website Hunt the Vote - website  My Pillow - website   Contact me Shemane Nugent - website Killer House with Shemane Nugent - website   Shemane Social Media Facebook: @shemane.nugent Instagram: @shemanenugent Youtube: /shemane

On today's show, I talk with my husband Ted Nugent, as we speak up about the Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade, and bring to light the self-evident, God given truths founded in the Ten Commandments and the United States Constitution. We spotlight the First and Second Amendment, and the current events surrounding abortion.  Ted shares his thoughts as we dive straight into the heart of these topics, bringing up the need for legal, safe, and less frequent abortions, as well as the precious gift of life. We discuss how abortion is not a part of the Constitution, or a responsibility of taxpayers. Ted also shares an emotional recitation of his ever relevant song “My Bow and Arrow”, as well as a retelling of a near death encounter with a 900 pound Gemsbok. We call attention to the importance of standing in the face of evil, and how we can all use our voice and our prayers to defend our freedoms.   In this Episode [01:57] Shemane introduces us to today's topic [02:24] Ted discusses the the rights given to us by God and the Constitution [08:26] Ted brings us to the topic of abortion and shares his thoughts  [12:37] Shemane shares a personal story about a tubal pregnancy [16:07] Shemane discusses how all current tragedies in the world are orchestrated  [19:40] Hear Ted recite the lyrics to “My Bow and Arrow” [22.21] “God had a great plan for you”  [22:23] Ted shares about a near death encounter with a Gemsbok [27:58] Ted stands in his purpose to defy evil  [30:31] Shemane brings us to the purpose of educating and helping others [32:23] Shemane calls attention to the crucial need for awareness  [34:58] Ted invites the listeners to visit americasvoice.news and to tune into his Spirit Campfire podcast [35:14] find out more about what you can do, and how to get an autographed hat from Ted Nugent   Resources America's Voice - website  Hunter Nation - website  Ted Nugent - website Hunt the Vote - website  My Pillow - website   Contact me Shemane Nugent - website Killer House with Shemane Nugent - website   Shemane Social Media Facebook: @shemane.nugent Instagram: @shemanenugent Youtube: /shemane

A relaxing day of running his dogs turned into a life-threatening encounter for Ted and an angry Gemsbok. Gemsboks are famous in Africa for the ability to kill lions in the wild so Ted has his hands full when we was charged, rammed and nearly impaled in a matter of moments. If not for years of survival training, his trusty 10mm and extra rounds and a clear head, Ted might not be with us today. You must hear this story and how it ended.  The Nightly Nuge featuring Ted Nugent S01-E048 - Ted Nugent Shares His Near-Death Encounter With An Angry Gemsbok - 220226

For years I've been intrigued by photos and stories from hunters pursuing Gemsbok (an African antelope species commonly referred to as an "oryx") in the desert of New Mexico. This week, I'm joined by First Lite's Content and Conservation Manager Ford Van Fossan and National Wildlife Federation Regional Connectivity Manager Jeremy Romero. The pair recently [...]

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ICYMI: Ted Nugent tells Tom Gresham about a Gemsbok attack on his Texas ranch, how it unfolded in mere seconds, and how constant training helped saved his life. Tom Gresham's Gun Talk - Spotlight from 4.7.19

Attorney Evan Nappen talks with Tom about recent positive developments in gun rights cases in New Jersey and the U.S. Plus, Ted Nugent tells the story of being attacked by a Gemsbok.   Tom Gresham's Gun Talk 4.7.19 Hour 1

Texas Public Land Hunting & Beyond   Part 1 This is going to be a four part series of podcast starting with just Trever and Myself on this first episode, explaining how we find places to hunt and what we hunt.  Part 2 will be an interview with a member of Texas Parks and Wildlife, on public hunting, big game draws, & postcard hunts. In Part 3 we will be having On X Maps on to explain how using a online public private mapping can help you be a more productive hunter.  Part 4 is the Beyond we are trying to get a guest on to talk about out of state hunting both out west and draws and tags both over the counter and points, because neither of us is experienced in hunting much outside of Texas   Texas is more than 95% private land, Lease prices go up every year and are becoming harder to find, but we all own a large amount land in Texas, it is our public land.  I didn’t always know about public land hunting and didn’t know it was even an option for hunting. So i will humbly ask this of us all who use public land be it a for hunting, fishing, camping or just enjoying the outdoors, leave it better than you found it, even the simple act of picking of trash in the parking area, just do a little to help ensure we get to enjoy these lands for a long time to come.  If you enjoy Hunting and Fishing, consider joining Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, they help us make sure that we will continue to have a place to hunt and fish, on top of the fact they it’s just a bunch of like minded people who are good folks. www.backcountryhunters.org/   All that being said…………..   This Podcast series is going to piss some people off, and I understand and get that but the public land we hunt and fish on doesn’t just belong to you and I, it belongs to all of us, and all of us means exactly that all of us.  It belongs to every American citizen, and our public land able to be used by anyone who wishes to to use it. So that means the hikers, campers, bird watchers, trail runner, hunters, fishermen, EVERYONE, so we need to be the best stewards of this land, and make sure we take the best care of it as hunters and fishermen, be courteous and polite to the other users of this land we all have the right to use this land but we need to show the non-consumptive users we are the best conservationist’s and use this land as we have the right to, and encourage others to use this land and to leave it better than they found it everytime they use it. Land in Texas: Total acres in Texas 167,188,000 US Forest Serv 755,000 acres BLM 11,000 acres State Owned 825,000 acres Land open to hunters 1.591 million acres About 1% available to hunt or 0.1acre per resident   www.backcountrychronicles.com/   What can we Hunt in Texas on Public…. Alligator, Frogs, Aoudad, Axis Deer, Gemsbok, Scimitar Oryx, Nelgi, Feral Hog, Whitetail Deer, Javelina, Mule Deer, Pronghorn, Turkey, Bighorn Sheep,  Waterbuck, Squirrel, predators and Furbearers (bobcats, cougars, coyote, foxes, Racoon, etc.) Dove, Duck, Quail, Pheasant, Geese, Crain, and more. Types of Public Land in Texas Natl. Forrest & Grasslands Natl. Seashore Natl. Parks Natl. Preserve Natl. Wildlife Refuge Military Bases Corps of Engineers State Parks Wildlife Management Areas (APH) Private Land State leased (APH) Who manages each of these US Forest Serv. Natl. Park Service Natl. Park Service Natl. Park Service US Fish and Wildlife The US Military Army Corps of Engineers TPWD TPWD/US Fish Wildlife/US Forest Serv. TPWD and Private Owners Mentored Hunting Workshops Public Hunting Opportunities, that don’t always happen on public land, but are available to hunters.   For anyone who is not a hunter and wants to try and become a hunter but doesn’t know where to start, who to ask, or how to get your kids into hunting in a safe fun manner the mentored hunting workshops are a good way to get started.  TPWD, Texas Wildlife Association and several other agencies in Texas offer learning hunts.   Texas Wildlife Association Youth Hunts https://www.texas-wildlife.org/program-areas/texas-youth-hunting-program http://www.tyhp.org/   TPWD mentored Hunts https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/mentored_hunting_workshops/   Hunting license & Hunters Education https://tpwd.texas.gov/ Youth License $7.00 Resident $25 Senior Resident $7.00 Trappers License $19 Super Combo $68.00 Saves $18 Hunting and fishing license All 5 state “stamps” archery, freshwater, saltwater w/ red drum tag, upland game bird, and migratory game bird. Senior Super Combo $32 Disabled Vets, & Texas Resident active duty $FREE$ HIP, Sandhill Crane, Experimental Pronghorn Permit are all free Endorsements Archery,Texas Migratory Bird, Upland game bird $7.00 each Duck Stamp $25.00 Lifetime super combo $1800 3 chances to win a lifetime super combo $5 https://tpwd.texas.gov/business/licenses/lifetime_licenses/drawing.phtml   Non resident General Hunting $315   Hunter ED $15.00 exempt if born before Sept. 2, 1971 but you should take it! One year deferral $10 *must be in voice control of a hunter who has hunter ED and can only be used one. Be Aware that some NWR’s require bowhunter education on top of hunters ED. Tips and Tricks for Hunting Public Lands   GIS Maps http://www.glo.texas.gov/land/land-management/gis/   Google Earth https://www.google.com/earth/ This is no secret, but google maps and google earth are different, and the 3d terrain mapping feature, the timeline feature allows you to see what how the area looks at different times of the year and after weather events, use in conjunction with www.wundergrounds.com ‘s weather archive of past weather and the times the satellite photos were taken.   Paper Topo Maps: USGS Maps, Natl. Forrest Maps, State Park Maps, COE. Shows all the road systems, legal hunting area, and sometimes its just Easier to get you head around paper maps and you can write notes, etc.   On X Maps https://www.onxmaps.com/ Public/Private mapping will be on part 3 of the series Shows property lines, and owners of private Offline mode download your maps and use in airplane mode On X Maps takes all of the above and combines it into one simple easy to use product that works on computers and your phone   Keeping Good Notes I used not to be great at this, but now I am almost a slave to this process and I find it amazingly helpful. I keep notes on location, game seen, harvested, trails, weather (including before and after the hunt).moon phase, who I was with where we parked How we accessed the property, anything that just stood out from the hunt. I also will keep notes on anything I see in just my day to day life about deer movement or bird migration, or even I just happened to notice an uptick on doves sitting on power lines a few weeks before season.   Scouting pre and post season The most useful thing for hunting public, grab a fishing pole or camera and get your boots on the ground.   Find deer beds, trails, feeding areas.Find where the birds are on the reverse migrations, odds are they will be in the same spot on the trip south.   Scouting is a year long activity, if your spring turkey hunting, you should also be looking for sheds or other deer sign, and making notes in your hunting/scouting log as soon as you can to make sure when whatever season it is that sign you found you can remember where it was.   Time to Hunt Arrive Early, Extra early for WMA’s that have a drawing to get a unit.   Remember when hunting public your hunting against other people as well as the game, you need to think of how they will act, and the affects that could have on the game you are chasing that day. Don’t be married to “your spot”  have a backup plan or 3 in the bag and Ready to go, stay light so you can hunt on the more run-n-gun style. Use GPS tracks, avoid flagging tape if at all possible not only is it technically littering, but it also leads everyone else to the spot your found. Hunt during the week if you can to avoid the crowds *the exception to this if you can use the crowds to your advantage. Silence your gear as best you can, practice your shooting in the gear your gonna be hunting in.   TYPES OF PUBLIC HUNTING LAND:   Public Land Hunting that only takes your Hunting license. Natl. Forrest, Natl. Grasslands 755,000 Acres Free with hunting license Free camping and use of land for all Low cost permits, per unit, or area COE, NWR, NPS Permits thru postcard draws At COE offices or regional HQ Some have test to show proficient with weapons Permit fee’s vary from unit to unit   The Big Book $48 APH (annual public hunting permit) LPU $12 Hiking, Fishing, Camping etc. In 1987 TPWD started the APH, Last season 2017-2018 was the30th Anniversary, of the program.  It has been an inexpensive way to get families hunting, fishing and camping and into the outdoors. Get it wherever you get your hunting license. WMA, land leases, and how to use the big book     The Big Hunts,  TPWD Draw Hunts. How to apply for tags, e-postcard hunts, standard draws, youth draws Permits rage from Free-$3.00 $10.00 for the Guided Draw hunts Exotic Permits $3.00 to draw, and hunts fee $80.00(NWR hunt locaation)   Military Bases This info is online and specific to each base, you have to do the leg work. Look for the link in the show notes on www.castblastgrillchill.com   Public Water Lakes, Rivers, Bay, and Coastal Marsh Free to hunt in most cases Blind Draws cost money, permits may cost or have a deposit Boat launch fees Check with COE or River authorities, (e.g. LCRA, Trinity RA, Brazos RA)   The Hidden Gems County and City parks, Land the is open to hunting but not in the books Links: https://tpwmagazine.com/archive/2002/oct/ed_4/   https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=6&v=13mUk2vplKM   https://tpwd.texas.gov/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_bk_w7000_0112a.pdf   https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/   https://tpwd.texas.gov/huntwild/hunt/public/mentored_hunting_workshops/   https://www2.tpwd.state.tx.us/huntwild/hunt/public/public_hunt_drawing/   http://www.swf-wc.usace.army.mil/georgetown/Information/Hunting%20Guide%202014-2015.pdf   http://www.ducks.org/texas/public-hunting-on-du-projects-in-texas   https://www.texas-wildlife.org/   https://www.fws.gov/refuges/profiles/ByState.cfm?state=TX   https://www.texasmonthly.com/articles/texas-monthly-hunting-guide/   https://www.fs.usda.gov/texas/

In this episode, Chris Guikema is back as we are talking elk and mule deer hunting with Compass West Outfitters (http://www.compasswestoutfitters.com). Chris and his wife run a guide service for New Mexico and Colorado. While Chris is based in northern New Mexico, he covers the entire state and Colorado offering elk, mule deer, Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep, and Desert Big Horn Sheep. He can also assist with one of the coveted Ibex and Gemsbok tags that you can be drawn for in New Mexico. You can contact Chris by email at info@compasswestoutfitters.com or by phone at (505) 801-7500. You can also head over to Compass West Outfitters Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/compasswestoutfitters/ and on Instagram at compasswestoutfitters.

In this episode of Outdoor Adventures with Jayson we are talking elk and mule deer hunting with Chris Guikema of Compass West Outfitters www.compasswestoutfiters.com. Chris and his wife run a guide service for New Mexico and Colorado. While Chris is based in Northern New Mexico, he covers the entire state and Colorado offering elk, mule deer, Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep and Desert Big Horn Sheep. he can also assist with one of the coveted Ibex and Gemsbok tags that you can be drawn for in New Mexico. You can contact Crhis be email at info@compasswestoutfitters.com or by phone at (505) 801-7500. You can also head over to Compass West Outfitters Facebook page at www.facebook.com/compasswestoutfitters/ and on Instagram at compasswestoutfitters. #compasswestoutfitters, #hunting #elk #muledeer #bighornsheep #ibex #newmexico

In this episode of Outdoor Adventures with Jayson we are again talking elk and mule deer hunting with Chris Guikema of Compass West Outfitters (http://www.compasswestoutfitters.com) . In this episode we spend time discussing the draw for hunting in New Mexico and things that Chris can assist you with based upon where and how you want to hunt. Chris and his wife run a guide service for New Mexico and Colorado. While Chris is based in northern New Mexico, he covers the entire state and Colorado offering elk, mule deer, Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep, and Desert Big Horn Sheep. He can also assist with one of the coveted Ibex and Gemsbok tags that you can be drawn for in New Mexico. You can contact Chris by email at info@compasswestoutfitters.com or by phone at (505) 801-7500. You can also head over to Compass West Outfitters Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/compasswestoutfitters/ and on Instagram at compasswestoutfitters. #compasswestoutfitters, #hunting, #elk, #muledeer, #bighornsheep, #ibex, #newmexico

  In this episode of Outdoor Adventures with Jayson we are talking elk and mule deer hunting with Chris Guikema of Compass West Outfitters (http://www.compasswestoutfitters.com) . Chris and his wife run a guide service for New Mexico and Colorado. While Chris is based in northern New Mexico, he covers the entire state and Colorado offering elk, mule deer, Rocky Mountain Big Horn Sheep, and Desert Big Horn Sheep. He can also assist with one of the coveted Ibex and Gemsbok tags that you can be drawn for in New Mexico. You can contact Chris by email at info@compasswestoutfitters.com or by phone at (505) 801-7500.   You can also head over to Compass West Outfitters Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/compasswestoutfitters/ and on Instagram at compasswestoutfitters.   #compasswestoutfitters, #hunting, #elk, #muledeer, #bighornsheep, #ibex, #newmexico