Podcasts about muscatatuck

What to listen for:“You're putting so much pressure on yourself, and that's impacting your dog.”Today, our hosts Robin Greubel, Stacy Barnett, and Crystal Wing chat about what they've been up to lately, including their recent experience at the Muscatatuck Open, a high-level canine detection seminar known for its complex scent theory drills and immersive training.They discuss how the seminar's intense setups—with full-body donor work, long-term odor problems, and unique hide placements—challenged both handlers and dogs in ways that left a lasting impact.Robin juggled certification tests and a 10-week-old Labrador while Crystal flew straight from early retirement into the dog training world's version of a dream tour!The Dames of Detection reflect on the Muscatatuck seminar: a high-level, all-inclusive training camp that delivered not just technically, but mentally and emotionally, as well.Muscatatuck was a series of complex challenges—from scent voids and convergence hides to managing large source odors. It was, as one student put it, transformational.Crystal, still raw from leaving her teaching career, shares how her pressure-sensitive dog Radish mirrored her inner state, teaching her the value of emotional regulation in handling. Stacy, working a freshly postpartum dog, found reassurance in her dog's ability to locate a full-body aid, critical for live-find dogs deployed in unpredictable search-and-rescue scenarios.Key Topics:Postpartum Puppy Drama & Emergency Care (04:36)General Impressions of Muscatatuck (10:15)Using Full Body Donors to Train Live-Find Dogs (22:30)Muscatatuck's Multi-Day Scent Theory Challenges (25:34)Favorite “Aha” Moments from Instructors & Students (32:19)Competitive Searches, Training on Burned Fields, and Real-World Aids (43:43)Resources:Save the Date for K9Sensus @MUTC 2026 -- May 28-Jun 1, 2026Suncoast ForensicsLink to the Study about human scentEpisodes featuring Lauryn DeGreeffDistraction Camp EpisodesWe want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Detection Dog Trainer AcademyK9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on Facebook. Here is a Facebook group you should join!Crystal Wing (CB K9) can be found here!You can follow us for notifications of upcoming episodes, find us at k9detectioncollaborative.com

Muscatatuck National Wildlife RefugeToday we will visit Muscatatuck National Wildlife Refuge near Seymour, Indiana in Jackson County. From the Book:South Central Indiana Day The Author's WebsiteThe Author on LocalsThe Author on FacebookThe Author on TwitterThe Author on RumbleThe Author on YouTubeThe Author's Amazon Page

Muscatatuck County ParkToday's destination is Muscatuck County Park in Jennings County. From the Book:Southeast Indiana Day TripsThe Author's WebsiteThe Author on LocalsThe Author on FacebookThe Author on TwitterThe Author on RumbleThe Author on YouTubeThe Author's Amazon Page

What to listen for:What do you get when you combine fascinating canine adventures, valuable lessons learned, and a supportive community of dog handlers? An incredible couple of months filled with learning opportunities and unforgettable experiences! Join our Detection Dog Training Trio as they discuss recent adventures at Muscatatuck, K9SciCon, and beyond.In this episode, Robin Greubel, Crystal Wing and Stacy Barnett dive into the world of canine sports, comparing protection sports with Flyball and emphasizing the importance of play for our four-legged friends. They discuss the foundational skills of both sports, and how impulse control, drive, and motivation are essential for success. Plus, they chat about the amazing community of handlers from different sports like Mondioring, IGP, and Nosework, who come together to help each other grow.Key Topics:Robin's Recap of Muscatatuck (01:46)Crystal's Work with Denise Fenzi and Trip to California (06:41)Stacy's Colorado Trip and Powder's Performance (14:46)Train the Trainer Seminars this Summer (20:46)Adjusting from Mistakes and Stacy's Summit Success (23:35)Reflecting on Runs and Changing Mindset for Success (32:22)The Concept of Being a Student (36:43)The Power of “Tinkering” (37:57)Asking Other Trainers “What would you do?” (44:41)Resources:Using Play to Rewire & Improve Your Brain | Huberman LabIf you missed K9SciCon in person, you can register now for the On DemandThe Fluffy Badger on EtsyDistraction CampHigh Drive Dogs - Crystal Wing - July 8 FDSAThe Human Half - Stacy Webinar June 29th FDSAK9 Detection Collaborative Episodes:35, 36, 37 with Emily Lawrence (Competitive Tracking)66 Talking the Versatility of Gun Dog Training with Jo Laurens40 K9 Cross Training: What Else We Do with Our Dogs64 K9 Sci Con with Dr. Lauryn DeGreeffWe want to hear from you:Check out the K9 Detection Collaborative FB page and comment on the episode post!K9Sensus Foundation can be found on Facebook and Instagram. We have a Trainer's Group on Facebook!Scentsabilities Nosework is also on

Service members conduct realistic disaster-response training during Vibrant Response at Camp Atterbury, IN.

The Indiana Joint Forces Headquarters J9 Crisis Team hosted the second 5k In Their Shoes mud run at Atterbury-Muscatatuck in Edinburgh, Indiana. The run is geared toward raising awareness about suicide and sexual assault within their communities. Available in high definition.

Welcome back to the shit show! Krys covers the story of Muscatatuck Developmental Center. While this is not a fun story, it is a story that needs to be told. This was originally called the Indiana Farm Colony for the Feeble Minded Youth (their words, not ours) and proceeded to practice eugenics on this “class” of people. Way to go Indiana… This was the home for folks with lower IQs  and did give them jobs as well. Cue a good staff and better ways to help folks, and part of the population at Muscatatuck was “happy” at their home. The eugenics seemed to be sidelined due to WWII (wonder why) but still went on way too long. Cue some abuse allegations and losing their Medicare funding, Muscatatuck closed. Stories like this are important to tell just for the sheer fact that we need to know how to do better for our fellow people. Tori covers the Grand Army of the Republic Cemetery in Seattle Washington. The Grand Army of the Republic was a fraternal order of Civil War veterans. There were at least five cemeteries of the same name in several different states. These cemeteries were the final resting place for Civil War vets and the one in Seattle seems to be the home to the restless dead or at least echoes of them. Krysti rounds us out with the tale of the Rock in the House. Yups, this charming place sits in the same state as the House on the Rock. Why not capitalize on boulders crashing through your house? We would!Our Sources: Indiana Disability History - You Tube, Theclio.com, Indianadisabilityhistory.org, In.gov, Dvidshub.net, Indianamilitary.org, Indianapolismonthly.com, Indianaeconomicdigest.net, Seattle.gov, seattleterrors.com,  oregonmetro.gov, Weird Wisconsin, Roadsideamerica.com, Atlasobscura.comOur theme music: “Danse Macabre - Busy Strings" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Support our show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/trendylobotomypodcast Find us at FB/Instagram @TrendyLobotomyPod and at Twitter @TrendyPod as well as our blog trendylobotomypodcast.blogspot.com Support the show

This episode features a conversation with Nicholas Marchuk, the special operations forces training and testing development lead at the Muscatatuck Urban Training Center. Unlike other US Army urban training sites, Muscatatuck is not a mock city, but real urban terrain that includes everything from a five-story hospital, a jail, and a water plant to urban pattern-of-life features like a closed cell phone and cyber network.

The Army already owns what amounts to fully-functional city it uses that it uses for traditional military training events in southeastern Indiana. But until recently, it hasn't been used for cyber training. Officials have high hopes that a new set of exercises at Muscatatuck Urban Training Center will give cyber protection teams a much more realistic training experience than they'd get at the "cyber ranges" DoD currently operates. Ed Skoudis and John Nix from the SANS institute join us to discuss the "Cybertropolis" environment SANS has been helping the Army build in southeastern Indiana. Also on this week's show, Chris Cornillie from Bloomberg Government talks with Jared about Bgov's latest analysis on DoD's spending on other transation agreements. And Bill Woods joins us from the Government Accountability Office to talk about GAO's latest recommendations to revitalize DoD's moribund processes for buying commercial goods and services.

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Dr. Airsoft (Mark Vaughan, M.D.) and Rangemaster Larry review their experience at Irene X with an interview with Steve of Airsoftology and hotel advice for Seymour, Indiana. Rate the show on iTunes. See www.airsoftmedicine.com.

Dr. Airsoft (Mark Vaughan, M.D.) and Rangemaster Larry review their experience at Irene X with an interview with organizer John Lu and airsoft gun travel advice. Rate the show on iTunes. See www.airsoftmedicine.com.

Dr. Airsoft (Mark Vaughan, M.D.) and Rangemaster Larry review their experience at Irene X with an interview with Steve of Airsoftology and hotel advice for Seymour, Indiana. Rate the show on iTunes. See www.airsoftmedicine.com.

Dr. Airsoft (Mark Vaughan, M.D.) and Rangemaster Larry review their experience at Irene X with an interview with organizer John Lu and airsoft gun travel advice. Rate the show on iTunes. See www.airsoftmedicine.com.

The muddy Muscatatuck River drains over a thousand square miles and meanders though a sparsely populated agricultural community in southeastern Indiana. It is also the the largest least-fragmented complex of bottomland forest in the Midwest.

Package about a behind the scenes look at the Muscatatuck Farm which is designed to train Soldiers for agricultural missions. Interviews with Capt. Stephen Spencer, Agriculture Officer and Sgt. Steven Struewing, Farm N.C.O.I.C. Produced by Spc. David Bonnell. Also available in high definition.