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Mike Stark, President and CEO of Arizona Gold and Silver (TSX.V:AZS - OTCQB: AZASF) joins us to provide an in-depth recap of the recent drill results and look ahead to new targets both expanding on gold mineralization and new discoveries. All from the Company's Philadelphia Project in Arizona. Mike recaps drill results from the Rising Fawn and Red Hills targets along a 1.5-kilometer strike length. The conversation delves into geological features such as a shark fin outcrop and the implications of recent discoveries, including findings of yellow quartz. Mike also addresses the Company's strategic approach to infill drilling, permitting processes, and their impact on shareholder value. In addition, the episode explores potential expansion areas that could significantly increase the project's resource potential. Click here to visit the Arizona Gold & Silver website.
Arizona Gold and Silver CEO Mike Stark spoke with Steve Darling from Proactive to share encouraging results from recent core drilling at the Philadelphia Project in northwestern Arizona. Stark emphasized the promising gold intercepts from the Rising Fawn target, where ongoing drilling continues to reveal significant mineralized zones. Two newly reported drill holes, located approximately 30 meters north of previously announced holes PC24-141 and PC24-142, delivered notable results. Hole PC24-143, starting at surface, intercepted 142.5 feet averaging 1.56 grams per tonne (gpt) gold and 12.35 gpt silver. Similarly, hole PC24-144 returned 113.0 feet grading 1.32 gpt gold and 9.01 gpt silver, also beginning at surface. Stark noted that additional assay results, including those from shallow sub-horizontal holes at Rising Fawn, are pending from Skyline Labs in Tucson. The current drilling program is focused on testing the down-dip extension of the mineralized intercepts at Rising Fawn to assess the continuity and depth potential of the deposit. In addition, exploration at the Red Hills target is ongoing, with assay results pending. These results will help guide the placement of future drill holes as the company continues to expand its exploration footprint across the Philadelphia Project. #proactiveinvestors #arizonagoldandsilverinc #tsxv #azs #otcqb #azasf #MiningUpdates #GoldExploration #PhiladelphiaProject #MiningDrilling #GoldAndSilver
Arizona Gold and Silver CEO Mike Stark joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share initial assay results from the first two holes of the company's ongoing core drilling program at the Philadelphia Project in Arizona. The assays from PC24-140, the first of eight holes drilled at the Rising Fawn target, revealed 55.8 metres grading 1.27 g/t gold and 2.5 g/t silver from surface to 55.8 metres downhole. Rising Fawn, a historically mined patented claim, is one of many claims within the Philadelphia property. Seven additional holes, spaced approximately 30 metres apart, have been drilled to further test high-angle, high-grade vein structures in the mineralized zone. These holes have been sent to the lab, with all intersecting thick intervals of stockwork quartz in the rhyolite and granite host rock, with locally visible gold particles. At the Red Hills area, south of Rising Fawn, hole PC24-132 was drilled to test a thick mineralized interval previously discovered in 2021 reverse circulation drilling. The hole intersected 13.23 metres of 1.216 g/t gold, flanked by lower-grade intervals. While lower in grade than previous up-dip holes, the intercept remains thick and potentially viable for heap leaching. Moving forward, drilling will continue at Red Hills to explore additional mineralized structures, while ongoing work at Rising Fawn will focus on the down-dip continuity of high-grade zones. Further assay results from the remaining seven holes are pending. #proactiveinvestors #arizonagoldandsilverinc #tsxv #azs #otcqb #azasf #MiningUpdates #GoldExploration #PhiladelphiaProject #MiningDrilling #GoldAndSilver #MiningStocks #ArizonaGold #DrillingResults #GoldMining #MiningNews #JuniorMining #Investing #GoldSilver #Arizona
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Arizona Gold and Silver CEO Mike Stark joined Steve Darling from Proactive to provide an exciting update on the ongoing core drilling activities at the company's flagship Philadelphia gold-silver project in Arizona. Stark reported that drilling efforts at Philadelphia have been highly successful, with all completed holes intersecting their intended targets, achieving the expected thicknesses or better. The company currently has two core drills operating on-site, with six completed holes now at the sample preparation laboratory. Another hole is expected to be delivered for analysis before drilling operations pause for the holiday season. Stark noted the impressive progress and consistency of the drilling campaign, highlighting the team's commitment to advancing the project toward resource definition and expansion. A major area of focus has been the Red Hills target, where two deep core holes were drilled to investigate previously reported +100-metre-thick intercepts of +1.3 grams per tonne (g/t) gold from earlier RC drilling. These core holes targeted the down-dip extension of known mineralization and the southern edge of a CSAMT anomaly beneath a hydrothermally altered flow dome known as Red Hill. Stark shared that both core holes successfully intersected their intended targets, encountering thick zones of quartz and calcite veining with occasional visible fine-grained gold. A third hole, aimed further down-dip, is currently underway, with additional drilling planned for 2025 to continue testing the potential of this promising area. In addition to drilling, the company is actively conducting ground follow-up work based on a satellite WV3 hyperspectral survey completed across the entire property in late October. This survey has revealed several large alteration anomalies, offering exciting new targets for exploration. The new hyperspectral data, which provides 2-metre resolution compared to the previous 30-metre resolution, delivers significantly greater detail regarding the distribution of alteration minerals across the project. Looking ahead, Arizona Gold and Silver plans to maintain its systematic exploration approach, with additional drilling campaigns and continued analysis of hyperspectral survey data planned for 2025. As the company works to define a robust resource base at Philadelphia, it is also advancing its position as a key player in the Arizona mining landscape. #proactiveinvestors #arizonagoldandsilverinc #tsxv #azs #otcqb #azasf #MiningUpdates #GoldExploration #PhiladelphiaProject #MiningDrilling #GoldAndSilver MiningNews #ArizonaGoldSilver #DrillingUpdate #RedHillProject #RisingFawn #GoldInvesting #NaturalResources #ProactiveInterviews #CEOInsights#investment #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews
Arizona Gold and Silver CEO Mike Stark joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share an exciting milestone in the company's ongoing exploration at its Philadelphia Project. The team recently completed the first core hole in a 40-hole drill program aimed at confirming high-grade mineralization, with a second core hole currently in progress. The drilling focuses on the hydrothermally altered Red Hills flow dome, where Arizona Gold and Silver is testing a promising geologic model. The first hole's findings align with expectations from prior reverse circulation drilling and Controlled Source Audio-Frequency Magnetotellurics (CSAMT) geophysical data. The drill encountered significant clay alteration above a thick interval of quartz stockwork within both porphyritic rhyolite and the underlying granite—features indicative of robust mineralization potential. Drill core samples from this hole will be sent for laboratory analysis, with assay results expected soon, potentially bringing new insights into the high-grade gold and silver potential at Red Hills. This 40-hole program underscores Arizona Gold and Silver's commitment to systematically explore and confirm the high-grade mineralization across its Philadelphia Project, representing a significant step toward advancing this promising gold-silver asset. #proactiveinvestors #arizonagoldandsilverinc #tsxv #azs #otcqb #azasf #MiningUpdates #GoldExploration #PhiladelphiaProject #MiningDrilling #GoldAndSilver #MiningUpdate #DrillingResults #PhiladelphiaProject #RedHillsExploration #GoldMining #MikeStark #ResourceExploration #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews
Arizona Gold and Silver CEO Mike Stark joined Steve Darling from Proactive to share news that, due to strong investor demand, the company's non-brokered private placement has been increased to total proceeds of $4.6 million. The company said that raise also included Sprott and Rick Rule to its share registry. These funds will support the company's upcoming exploration activities at its Flagship Philadelphia Property. Stark shared with Proactive that site preparation is almost complete for diamond core drilling at the Red Hills bulk tonnage target within the Philadelphia property. This target represents the down-dip extension of known mineralization and the western edge of a CSAMT anomaly beneath a hydrothermally altered dome known as Red Hill. The new drilling, which will occur on BLM-administered unpatented claims, will test mineralization further both along strike and down dip to the east. Drilling permits were recently received, and each drill hole is expected to take between 10 to 20 days to complete. #proactiveinvestors #arizonagoldandsilverinc #tsxv #azs #otcqb #azasf #GoldExploration #MiningNews #PhiladelphiaProject #RedHillsDrilling #RickRule #SprottGroup #GoldInvesting #JuniorMining #ProactiveInvestors #invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews
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If you live in the Red Hills of Southwest Georgia, you probably know Russell Deese. If you don't know him, you've probably seen his restored military vehicles around town. Ironically, Russell restores old vehicles that most people would leave in the junkyard. His wife brings new life to stray dogs that are often dumped at trash heaps. Russell and his wife see the value in lives that are left for dead by others. Although Russell's business keeps him busy, his focus is on God's kingdom. We need more men who are willing to humble themselves and follow wherever God leads like Russell does.https://www.generationjeep.net/https://www.revealedpodcast.orgCustom sound & website design by our Helluva engineer, William HamilSound & film editing by Grayson DurhamLogo design by Cassie DurhamSocial Media Consultation by Maddie Rome
Arizona Gold & Silver CEO Mike Stark joined Steve Darling from Proactive to announce that the US Bureau of Land Management has provided the requisite approval for the Company to proceed with exploration drilling on the Red Hills gold target on the Philadelphia Gold-Silver property in Arizona. The Company had been awaiting a BLM Record of Decision. Stark told Proactive that the permit will allow the Company to upgrade two access roads and build two drill pads and sumps for drilling up to 40 exploration holes. This drilling program aims to test the continuity of mineralized rock intersected on patented claims on the western edge of the Red Hills target. The Company has agreed to several environmental mitigation measures both prior to and during drilling to help protect sensitive species known to be present in the general area. This commitment to operating in an environmentally responsible manner is demonstrated through measures such as reclamation of all disturbances as soon after completion of drilling as practicable, including regrading and reseeding of the disturbances upon completion of the drilling program. #proactiveinvestors #arizonasilverexplorationinc #tsxv #azs #otc #azasf #mining #gold #MiningPermits, #GoldExploration, #PhiladelphiaProject, #RedHillsDrilling, #Mineralization, #GoldDiscovery, #USBLMPermits, #GoldMining, #ResourceDevelopment, #MiningNews, #DrillingProgram, #MiningOperations, #GoldIndustry, #ExplorationUpdate, #ResourceExpansion, #MiningSector, #Geology, #GoldVein, #MineralResources#invest #investing #investment #investor #stockmarket #stocks #stock #stockmarketnews
“R” is for Robertson, Benjamin Franklin (1903-1943). Journalist. In 1941, Benjamin Franklin Robertson began work on Red Hills and Cotton: An Upcountry Memory, a celebration of Scots Irish folkways and the agrarian lifestyle—the work for which he is best remembered.
Crimson Cliffs senior and UGA Player of the Year Boston Bracken dominates the Red Hills Am with smokin' numbers that leave his Mustang teammate seven shots back in second place. Bracken joins the pod.
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This week we are joined by Eric Sutter, race director and founder of the Open Range 200k in Kansas. Learn Eric's unexpected journey to becoming a race director and why the southern region of Kansas deserves its own exploration. Open Range 200k Episode sponsor: Hammerhead Karoo 2 (use promo code: TheGravelRide for free HRM) Support the Podcast Join The Ridership Automated Transcription, please excuse the typos: [00:00:00]Craig Dalton: Hello, and welcome to the gravel ride podcast, where we go deep on the sport of gravel cycling through in-depth interviews with product designers, event organizers and athletes. Who are pioneering the sport I'm your host, Craig Dalton, a lifelong cyclist who discovered gravel cycling back in 2016 and made all the mistakes you don't need to make. I approach each episode as a beginner down, unlock all the knowledge you need to become a great gravel cyclist. This week on the podcast, I'm welcoming Eric Sutter. He's the race director and founder of open range gravel in Kansas . The event takes place in April every year and is going on to its seventh edition in 2024. I'm going to flag this right away. Registrations opening this coming weekend. November 25th after Thanksgiving. So make sure to check it out. If you're interested after hearing. Eric's journey to becoming a gravel race organizer. It's quite a fascinating journey. It's not as someone who started. Riding gravel bikes ages ago. He picked it up after coming into the world of endurance athletics via kayaking. Of all things. I hope you enjoy the conversation, but before we dive in, I do need to thank this week sponsor, hammerhead and the hammerhead crew to. Computer. It's been a minute since I've spoken about the hammerhead crew to computer. It's my daily computer on my gravel bike. I enjoy it. A whole hell of a lot. If you'll pardon my French. It's one of those devices that continues to grow and evolve over time. 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Add both items to your cart and use the promo code, the gravel ride. Would that business behind us let's get right into my conversation with Eric. [00:03:39]Craig Dalton (host): Eric, welcome to the show. Thanks, Craig. Thanks for having me on. I didn't think this was a long time coming, but as we just remembered, this is about three and a half years in the making since our first email exchange. [00:03:52]Eric Sutter: That's right. Yeah. We, uh, we sent a couple of emails back and forth and then I think life just happened and, you know, stuff gets, uh, gets passed on and, and, uh, but it's good to, it's good to be here. Good to finally be on and, uh, and get to talk with you and your, your listeners. [00:04:05]Craig Dalton (host): Right on. Yeah. Shout out to Wade for reconnecting us. Telling me a little bit about your story, which I see you gave me in your 2020 email. So I'm excited to talk about both the OpenRange 200k, but also I think it's important when we talk about events and event organizing, just to hear a little bit about your backstory. So to set the stage, why don't you just let the listener know, where'd you grow up? What'd you do as a kid? How'd you get into endurance athletics? I know there's a lot to this story, so we can take it [00:04:33]Eric Sutter: slowly, bit by bit. Yeah. And feel free to interrupt me at any point to, to dive in more. Um, so I, I grew up in Pratt. Um, it's about a, uh, an hour and a half West of Wichita, which most people were probably familiar with the general area of where Wichita is, uh, in, in South central Kansas. Um, it's a town of about 6, 000 and, um, just a small. Independent, isolated community, um, and so in high school, uh, played sports, played, uh, baseball and football and wrestled. And then, um, yeah, uh, went from there, went to college at Kansas State. Um, I did Army ROTC. And so I knew, I knew at that point, like, going into the Army is what I wanted to do. And, uh, and so did that commissioned, um, and actually, uh, went into aviation. So flew, um, and still currently fly helicopters, uh, for the army. Um, and [00:05:25]Craig Dalton (host): did that initially take you outside of Kansas when you first [00:05:28]Eric Sutter: deployed? Yeah, it did. So, um, and, and I really had, had only lived in the Midwest, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma growing up. And so, uh, my first, uh, first kind of visit outside besides just. You know, uh, having vacation somewhere was, yeah, down to Southern Alabama, yeah, which was kind of a culture shock. So, um, went down there for, for flight training and then, um, I lived in, uh, Tennessee, Kentucky area for, uh, for most of my active duty, duty years. [00:05:57]Craig Dalton (host): Okay. Yeah. I mean, I imagine most of us who haven't been in the military have an understanding that there's a physical fitness component of it. Do you, did the soldiers tend to recreate athletically? Did you tend to? Yeah, [00:06:10]Eric Sutter: yeah, definitely. So for, for aviation, uh, ultimate frisbee is kind of a, the, uh, the sport of choice. Um, okay. We play. So, uh, you know, and some people have like, you know, are, are doing marathons and stuff like that. But, um, you know, and I, I, I tried to keep, keep in shape, uh, it's always been important for me. So, you know, trying to do, um, you know, we have our, our physical fitness tests and everything like that. So, uh, try to be in, in this. [00:06:36]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, so it sounds like probably a little bit of running here and there. Oh yeah, definitely. [00:06:40]Eric Sutter: Ultimate frisbee. [00:06:41]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. Where else did the military journey take you? [00:06:46]Eric Sutter: So yeah so, um, you know, Tennessee and Kentucky is where I was stationed, uh, and then did some deployments. So, uh, deployed to Iraq in uh, 2005, 2006. Then went to Afghanistan in 2014, and then another deployment to Kuwait in 2017, 2018. Okay. So yeah. [00:07:02]Craig Dalton (host): And then. Yeah. Go ahead. Then you end up back [00:07:05]Eric Sutter: in Kansas. Yeah. So then, uh, so then ended up back in Kansas and kind of in the middle of that went off active duty and joined the National Guard and in reserves. And so now I'm a reserve pilot. [00:07:15]Craig Dalton (host): Okay, great. Well, first off, thank you for your service. Yeah. And it sounds like along the way you were sort of, as many of us do in our twenties and thirties, kind of Dipping a toe in the water into different sports. Yeah. So what [00:07:29]Eric Sutter: were you doing along the way? Yeah, so Really is when I came off active duty and we moved back to Kansas City. I was looking for something to stay active and I watched the news one night and they were showing these Kayakers that were going across the state of Missouri and I looked at my wife. I was like that that sounds kind of neat You know, I think I think I'd like to do that and again, looking for something to stay active. I was, I was playing, um, uh, ultimate Frisbee with, uh, with a local little club, but I wanted something a little bit more to, to, to, um, really stay, stay involved in something to stay active. So the first year [00:08:06]Craig Dalton (host): of waterways, did you have access to, to kind of learn the sport of kayaking? [00:08:09]Eric Sutter: Yeah. So, um, we've got a couple of lakes around. Um, and so Uh, we'll, uh, we'll do that. And there was a club that, that would meet up. And so I, you know, that's the great thing with like Facebook and, and things like that. It's finding these little clubs and organizations. And so, uh, yeah, I met up, I found a race that was happening. Um, oh man, going back, just thinking about this, like the first race, I think it was 12 miles and it was kind of a show and go. No, you know, no awards or anything like that. Just, you know, bring your boat and let's go, go race them. I had no clue what I was doing. I had no [00:08:47]Craig Dalton (host): idea how long a 12 mile kayak race would take someone. Um, [00:08:51]Eric Sutter: so generally, uh, you know, in our, our kayaks, you should be able to do about, well, five miles an hour. Um, is, is it kind of a moderate to fast pace? Um, seven miles an hour, you're, you're, you're looking at, um, so especially on flat water. Uh, so yeah, so a 12 mile would be, yeah, it'd be about two hours. Gotcha. [00:09:15]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, I've done a little bit of paddling and there's definitely an analogy to pedaling in just in terms of the cadence of your arms and your body and that repetitive motion that every time I've rode or paddled, like it does appeal to me much in the same way riding a bike appeals to [00:09:29]Eric Sutter: me. Right. Yeah. And it's kind of the same thing, you know, you can go to a certain level of exertion, um, and then like your gains just don't go much higher for the amount of energy it takes to go faster. You just hit that, that drag, uh, coefficient and it's, uh, but yeah. [00:09:47]Craig Dalton (host): So it sounds like you got sucked into the sport of kayaking at that point. I [00:09:51]Eric Sutter: did. Yeah. Uh, like I said, the first time it was, I was terrible. Uh, I didn't have any technique. I didn't know what I was doing. Uh, got out there, had this boat that was like 60 pounds, just this heavy plastic boat, um, with a paddle that, you know, was not efficient in the water at all. Um, but what I found was like, the people there were awesome. They were just, you know, they didn't give me a hard time for having a shoot. Plastic, you know, boat or anything like that. And they're all in these, as you'd know, in California, like the surf skis, I mean, these 18, 20 foot long, you know, um, 22 inch wide, uh, sit on top kayaks. And, um, and they just, like I said, they just. And so, but again, what I kind of, what I learned was that, you know, these people are just really good people, um, really great people. And I just, that's, that's probably more of what sucked me into it was just these, these awesome people that I was, I was getting to meet and everything. So, and, and the benefit of staying, staying active. Yeah. [00:10:50]Craig Dalton (host): You know, it's so interesting with endurance athletic and particularly like the more extreme ones, like. Ultra running or something like that. The communities are just like where, what you want, show up, show up with a good attitude. Let's all get this done. And it is so refreshing [00:11:05]Eric Sutter: and inviting. It is. It is. Yeah. I can't say enough. And those, those people still good friends with, with several of them that I've met that first, that first race. And this was 10, 10, 12 years ago now. [00:11:17]Craig Dalton (host): So, so tell me about this event across Missouri. One, I have to ask what Waterway goes all the way across Missouri. So [00:11:24]Eric Sutter: it's the and two, how long is it? Yeah, so it's the, uh, it's the Missouri River. Uh, you start in Kansas City and it, uh, it's a 340 mile race. Um, and that generally takes the fastest, can do it in, um, the mid 30 hours, 36, 35 hours, I think is the. The fastest time, uh, and you benefiting [00:11:46]Craig Dalton (host): from a bit of current a little [00:11:47]Eric Sutter: bit so you can get two, two to three mile an hour, uh, add on to your, your flat water speed at that point. And it, and it varies in different places, um, where other, um, other waterways come in, you know, other, other rivers will, will meet the Missouri, you kind of get a boost and whatnot. So as you get closer to St. Louis, uh, you get a little bit faster. Okay. [00:12:11]Craig Dalton (host): And, you know, with a 35 hour race for the fastest people in the world, you know, many are going 40, 50 hours. I imagine. Are you, what does it look like stopping and refueling? How does that work in a kayak event? Yeah. So [00:12:23]Eric Sutter: every, I'd say. At least every 50 miles is a, is a ramp, a boat ramp on the Missouri river. And so you, um, you have a ground crew and they meet you at each place and they've got, you know, all your, it depends on how you set them up. I mean, mine was my parents. Um, and so I had set up bags and resupply and stuff like that. And they would have some extra water bladders. And so I'd swap, swap out water bladders and swap out, um, you know, my nutrition and put it in a little cooler behind my, my seat and then, uh, and then go on. And so. Yeah, it's, I did it three years, uh, the first year I, I, I was, uh, I was in an outrigger and I DNF'd, uh, that year I made about a hundred and... I think 130 miles and, um, I just had a tremendous, uh, back pain and, um, and just wasn't, wasn't going to work to, to go on. And so I kind of came back after that and figured out, okay, I want to do this a little bit different. So I got a canoe, uh, that was really light, uh, carbon, uh, or I'm sorry, Kevlar, um, Kevlar fiber canoe and did that the second, uh, my second event. Um, And then, um, and the third time I got to a surf ski and did it in a surf ski. Okay. And so that was, was a lot of fun and, uh, and it goes a lot, a lot faster. [00:13:42]Craig Dalton (host): Well, listener will have to forgive me in this detour down to kind of racing, but I just, I just find it fascinating. [00:13:49]Eric Sutter: Well, and it's, you know, it's interesting, uh, being a race director now, like a lot of the things that I. Uh, I, I learned it's from, you know, it's from the kayak world and go into different kayak races, uh, things I wanted to do and things I, you know, I wanted to make sure that we, we didn't do. And so, um, so yeah, it's, it, it played a role into the creation of. And of what I do and the race. [00:14:14]Craig Dalton (host): Interesting. So at some point, do you wind down your kayaking career, or are you [00:14:19]Eric Sutter: still doing that? No, I, I wound it down. Um, I think I own, I own a, a paddle still and a life jacket, but I don't have any boats anymore. Um, and so I tried doing both for awhile and I just found, like, I wasn't, I wasn't doing anything in the kayaking side. Um, and the long distance kayaking. It really takes a toll on your ground crew and my parents don't live local. Um, and I was, I was using my, my wife's father. Um, and they're just, you know, they're, they're getting older and it's just, it wasn't fair to them to, uh, have to, uh, have them help me out. And, and, um, and my parents would help on the MR 340 that I went across Missouri. And, uh, yeah, it was just getting to be to where that long distance was, was. Kind of a struggle for, for getting a crew to help me out. Yeah, it makes [00:15:09]Craig Dalton (host): sense at this point in the podcast. I don't think we've mentioned a bicycle once. When did bicycles, when did bicycles and gravel riding come into your [00:15:19]Eric Sutter: life? Yeah. So that's an interesting story too. Like you said, we got all these different little, uh, uh, tidbits that, that, uh, spider webs or however you want to call them. Um, but, uh, in 20. See, in 2017, I was getting ready for a deployment to Kuwait. Um, I, I, I knew I wasn't gonna be able to kayak in Kuwait and I was kind of looking for another challenge and I started getting into running. I did a half marathon in April, uh, of that year and, uh, thought, well, this is, you know, I really liked it. And, and equipment wise, you know, running just requires your shoes. And, um, and so I thought this was. This would be kind of a neat, uh, neat sport to get into. Uh, and I think it was May, May or June of that year. Um, I was running and injured my knee and I, I don't know what happened. I had an MRI done on it. Uh, it was kind of inconclusive, but it was enough to where, um, I knew that running was now not, not a good choice for me to continue on doing if I wanted to walk, uh, later, so. Uh, so I kind of hung that up and then as I got into Kuwait, uh, got involved with a site, they had a cycling class there. So I got involved with, with cycling, um, overseas and, uh, I've had some friends that did, um, dirty Kansas at the time and, um, talked with them. And I kind of looked and I was like, man, this, this, this looks like fun. Like this could be the sport I get into next and didn't need necessarily didn't need a ground crew to. Uh, to shuttle my, uh, nutrition from one spot to another. I can carry it on me or on the bike or have a, you know, aid station. And so, uh, so then I just kind of got the bug and got interested in looking at different gravel races and, and I knew. I knew based on just a little bit of watching and the friends that I knew that did gravel, um, like my personality wasn't a road, road type, um, you know, it wasn't necessarily mountain bike type, but like the gravel seemed to resonate with, with my personality and the stuff I had done before with the kayaking. [00:17:22]Craig Dalton (host): Were you able to acquire a bike while you were in Kuwait or did you have to wait till you came [00:17:26]Eric Sutter: back home? Yeah. So in Kuwait, um, they have a program over there where. Uh, we could rent a bike over there. Um, they were nothing, they were nothing special. They were Mongoose, um, you know, Walmart, uh, kind of mountain bikes, full suspension, you know, but it was something and it, uh, at least got me back into cycling. Uh, and I wrote that thing, I mean, I probably wrote it more than anyone else, uh, around there. I wrote it when it was 120 degrees out and, uh, and whatnot. Um, and it was kind of interesting because as the idea for, for open range was, was kind of festering in my head. Um, and I knew it was sandy out in, in, uh, around Pratt. Um, of course, I'm in Kuwait, which is a big desert. So I would test the bike on different types of sand there and like, okay, yeah, you can do this. And so, yeah, it was, uh, it's kind of an interesting go with that. But yeah, they do have bikes over there and was able to get miles in there. [00:18:26]Craig Dalton (host): When you came back to the States, did you get your first proper [00:18:29]Eric Sutter: gravel bike? I did. And in fact, I ordered it while I was in Kuwait. Um, I ordered, uh, it was a Diamondback Honjo off of Amazon. It was on, on sale for a really. Really good price with, with pretty decent specs. And so, uh, I had it, uh, delivered, uh, to the house. I just told the wife like, Hey, you're going to get this box. It's going to be, uh, pretty big. Yeah. Just be careful with it, you know, and whatnot. So yeah, so she got it and, uh, had it ready for me when I, when I got home. So, and were you in Kansas city [00:19:01]Craig Dalton (host): at that point? Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. So you, you come home, you got your, your diamond back finally on a proper gravel bike. Did you sort of immediately start getting into the community and talking to people and figuring out where to ride or did that take a while? [00:19:17]Eric Sutter: Yeah, no, it, it, uh, well, so I guess we should really even back up. Before that. So, um, cause we, I, we can't go on without talking about, without actually starting to talk about open range. If, if that's cool with you, um, because that, that really became, that came first in a way. That's so interesting. [00:19:36]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. Walmart, uh, mongoose in the desert and you're thinking about creating a race. [00:19:42]Eric Sutter: Right. So, and even to, to back up even more, um, if, if the, the listeners and the viewers can follow, but, um, while I was kayaking, I wanted to become a race director and set up my own race, uh, kayak race. And so, um, I had an interest and I, I kind of figured out a place to do it, uh, down in Wichita. And I was just, I mean, it was very early on in my, my process for kind of researching it. But, um, but I wanted to, I really felt like I wanted to. Put something together. So then, uh, now fast forward back to Kuwait, uh, as I'm getting into looking at cycling and going to spin class. And I've got this Mongoose mountain bike that I'm, uh, riding all over, over the base. Um, I get this feeling again that, you know, I got this calling that I need to put a, put a race on and it's not going to be a kayak race. It's going to be a bike race. And so I had some time and, and just started researching, uh, gravel bike races and, um, and. Uh, where I'm from in Pratt, just south of there is the, the Gypsum Hills, Medicine Hills or Red Hills. They go by several different names. And uh, I remember when we first came to that area, just how beautiful it was. And so I thought at first that I was just going to put this, it wasn't even going to be a race. It was just going to be me riding from, uh, Pratt where I have some family still. I was going to go down, there's a, uh, a little, uh, bar in a very sleepy town of about maybe 200 people, if that, and, uh, go down there and have a burger, and then, uh, ride back, and that would be about a 60 mile ride, and then it kind of just, one thing led to another, and I was like, well, what if What if, what if we made this a race? What if we made this, you know, a ride down there? People get to see this awesome, uh, area of the country that no one knows about. Um, and so it kind of, one thing led to another and it just, it developed in. And okay, well, what if we did this and what if we did that? Um, and so, yeah, it just, it just blossomed from there. I don't know if you've ever had anything, but it just, it wouldn't leave my mind, uh, for like three or four months. I mean, it just, every waking moment I was thinking about it, I was thinking, okay, what, how can we do this? How do we solve that problem? What do we do for this? And, uh, yeah, I just, I just, it really felt like a calling that like, it would feel weird not to do it, you know, at that point, even though I had never, I'd never been to a gravel race, uh, myself. Uh, it just felt weird. Like if I didn't do this. And if we didn't do it at this point, it was never going to get done. And yeah, if I didn't do it, it just, it was going to feel weird. It's [00:22:22]Craig Dalton (host): fascinating to sort of learn about, and you'll tell us about in the future, like how the event ended up not having the context of. Trying to be an unbound or trying to be a BWR, any of these other things you may have seen or heard about, you had this unique experience with kayak racing and endurance athletics through a totally different filter and came back with this vision for creating the open range. It's super interesting. Yep. [00:22:47]Eric Sutter: Yeah, definitely. Yeah. It's, uh, it, it was, it was interesting the first, you know, the first year and. And I think it went split. I mean, it really had a lot of great comments. Uh, in fact, the timer guy, uh, he, uh, he saw that I was a first time race director and, and, uh, he said later, he's like, yeah, I was, I was really worried because usually first time race directors, you know, don't know what they're doing and I've got to do everything for them. And, and, uh, he's like, you, you had this thing. And, uh, and they'd actually asked later on if I would help out with some, some of their races, uh, stuff like that. But, uh, yeah, it was, you know, not having the, not having been to one, I didn't know, You know, besides doing some research and watching YouTube videos, I didn't, you know, I didn't have anything that I was trying to, to make it. I didn't, you know, road wise or terrain wise, um, everything was open game to me because I wasn't trying to be like another race. So yeah, [00:23:45]Craig Dalton (host): you, before we started recording you, we were talking about the state of Kansas and how different the geography can be as some listeners may be familiar with the Flint Hills where unbound gravel occurs. Maybe take a moment and describe in your own words, how is it different around Pratt compared to what people may have seen around [00:24:06]Eric Sutter: Emporia? Yeah, so, so Pratt, like right around Pratt, it's actually fairly, fairly flat, um, some undulating hills, but as you go south, and it doesn't take long, um, coming out of Pratt. And as you go south, you start getting into the gypsum hills and it starts off a little bit like Emporia, just some nice rolling hills. Um, and then about Medicine Lodge, um, just south of Sun City. Uh, so about 35 miles in, it's just, it's like nothing you've ever seen. It's like, uh, it looks like Arizona, uh, Mars. It's, uh, I've heard, you know, all, all of that. It's, um, it's red dirt, it's mesas and buttes with white gypsum rock. So you've got these colors that are just. Beautiful. I mean, red dirt with white rock and green grass, uh, just, just amazing. And then just the topography, just these steep buttes and bases that are out of nowhere. Uh, just, just an amazing, uh, amazing course. Yeah, that's [00:25:07]Craig Dalton (host): so, it's so unexpected sort of as someone with, with very little to no experience in Kansas and certainly not on the, the dirt roads and more rural areas of Kansas. So for the listener, we've been talking about it. It's sort of. It's on the southern side, the southern tip of, uh, of Kansas and also sort of the western. Is that [00:25:25]Eric Sutter: right? Yeah. If you, [00:25:28]Craig Dalton (host): as the route goes, you're heading towards Oklahoma and then back. [00:25:31]Eric Sutter: Right. Yeah. If you were to take Kansas and, um, and fold it in half, uh, east and west, and that line right there is about where Pratt Medicine Lodge is. And so we are, uh, yeah, basically in, uh, the start of western Kansas, uh, and then, about, uh, we're about. Forty five miles north of the Oklahoma border is where Pratt is. Okay. Gotcha. [00:25:54]Craig Dalton (host): Gotcha. And you were describing the terrain. I mean, obviously like these vistas and buttes and red dirt. Are you on dirt roads? Are you on double track? What's sort of the mixture that you ended up achieving? [00:26:06]Eric Sutter: Yeah, so it's a little of both. several different, uh, types of terrain. Um, Pratt is known for a lot of brick roads. So when you're actually in the town, you start off on a brick road. Um, and there's several brick roads in town. It's kind of a neat, uh, just, you know, I grew up on Main Street and at the time it was a brick highway. Um, but yeah, you start off on brick, you get some asphalt, um, and then you go into some, some dirt. More dirt roads, um, there is some gravel, but a lot of it is, is more of a, a dirt, uh, sand base and, um, yeah, you go down there and then when you get down into, uh, the gypsum hills, we've got, um, permission from some landowners and they let us go on their, uh, their ranches. And so then you've got in, you go into the double track, uh, and sometimes, uh, sometimes it's just cattle trails. Uh, sometimes it's. We're trying to connect areas and, uh, the rancher just mows a swath of grass and you've now got to go through the grass to get to the next spot. So, um, it really is a. It's a unique type of course. Um, there's, you know, we do put some pavement in there, so it's not completely all gravel. Um, but that pavement, I think, helps, uh, helps people a little bit get a break from some of the rougher stuff. But, uh, but it's just a good mixture of Of, uh, pavement and, and dirt roads and just some incredible, I mean, there's, there's almost places where you think you're on a cyclocross course, places where you think you're on a mountain bike course, places where you think you're on a road race and people, places where you think you're on a gravel race. So it's got, it's got something for everyone. Yeah. [00:27:47]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah. It's got something for everyone to love and probably something for everybody to hate, depending on their skillset. That's right. [00:27:53]Eric Sutter: Yeah. In fact, somebody once said like. It was like, man, your race is like the great equalizer. Like there's no, like there's no bike or no style that is suited for that rate. Like that is just suited exactly for that. So yeah, I took that as a great compliment. [00:28:10]Craig Dalton (host): As you should. That's awesome. So let's get into some specifics. What are the distances of the [00:28:16]Eric Sutter: events? Yeah. So we've got a 200 K, which is our main, uh, main event. In fact, I was, when I created it, that was the only. Only distance I was gonna do. I didn't care about a shorter distance, just gonna do a 200k. And as I was developing it, I had several people ask me if I would put together a shorter, shorter course that they didn't feel comfortable doing, uh, doing 200 K, uh, or about 126 miles. And they wanted a shorter, uh, shorter version. So, um, we have, uh, I call it the 100 K plus, and it's a 100 K plus because one year somebody got upset because, um, I was calling it the 100 K and it was like 68 or 69 miles. And so they're like, you know, a hundred K, 63 miles, this is 68 miles. So, okay. I'll put a plus on the end of it. [00:29:01]Craig Dalton (host): As someone who watched their odometer in the Leadville 100, click over to 100 and find myself not at the finish line, I definitely resonate with those remarks. [00:29:10]Eric Sutter: Right. No, I did the same thing too when I raced, and so yeah, I get it. [00:29:16]Craig Dalton (host): Um, and is it, is it actually an out and back on the same, same roads? [00:29:21]Eric Sutter: No, so, uh, the 200 is, is almost a complete loop. Um, it, there's very few, uh, roads that you'll be on twice. The, the, the 100 K plus is a kind of like a, a little bit of like a lollipop. So you go out, you make a, a. Fairly good size loop, probably about a 30 or 40 mile loop. And then I get, well, maybe a little bit less, but yeah, 30 mile loop. And then, and then ride kind of the same road route back. And then we also have, Oh, go ahead. Yeah. [00:29:50]Craig Dalton (host): I was going to say there's a third option for how to participate. [00:29:53]Eric Sutter: There is. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Uh, so there's the tour. And so, um, that goes on the 200 mile or the 200, excuse me, 200 K course. Uh, but it's. It's split up into two days. And so you ride about 78 miles the first day, uh, camp at a, uh, authentic guest ranch out there. And then, um, and they have, uh, catered, uh, dinner and breakfast for you. And then you, you ride back. And so, yeah, [00:30:19]Craig Dalton (host): it's an option I hadn't really seen before in that same context. There's obviously like the XL version of any given race that you're out there on your own and you're expected to sleep in a ditch. But I really liked, as I was reading the description of the 200k tour, that you go out, you could have dropped your camping gear off, or you could stay in the lodge. Now I'm learning that you can get a nice meal. Yep. That sounds like a great way to spend a weekend. It [00:30:42]Eric Sutter: really is. And I wanted, the purpose of that was I wanted riders. To see, cause, and the reason why I only wanted the 200k course is because that's where the really cool, uh, route is, and the really cool topography, you still get some of it on the, the 100k, don't get me wrong, but the 200k you see quite a bit more, and I knew there were riders that wouldn't feel comfortable in their ability to, to do that all at once, and so by putting this together, Tour together it kind of your own pace. It's non competitive you get to see it and then spend as much time as you want And then and then finish it up the next day. [00:31:20]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah for the 200 K and the 100 K is the Orientation that this is a race and some people are going for it and there wants to be a winner [00:31:29]Eric Sutter: Yeah, definitely on the 200 K that Yeah, we we do podium for that the 100 K I never did a podium for until last year and, uh, and so finally last year, and we'll see if I keep doing that. I mean, I'm most likely we'll keep a podium for the 100k, um, because there are people that were taking it pretty seriously. And so, um, so I felt like it was worth it. Awarding those people, uh, for, for doing that. Yeah. And so, yeah. But yeah, the 200 K is again, the big one. Uh, the 100 k, uh, yeah, we'll still, we'll still give you an award for the top top three male and female, but it's just those, those two categories. Yeah. [00:32:08]Craig Dalton (host): And what year, so 2024. How many additions will we have seen at that point? [00:32:13]Eric Sutter: Yeah, so this will be our seventh year, which is just, yeah, it's just incredible. Um, our, you know, our first year I, I told my wife, I was like, we need. We need about a hundred, I think I counted like a hundred and six people based on, uh, Uh, our, our fees that, you know, to, to kind of break even. And, uh, and I told her, I was like, you know, if we don't get that, um, we'll count this as kind of a learning lesson, you know, uh, you know, some people pay for an MBA, some people pay, you know, for other experiences, um, you know, this will be an experience and this will be a learning experience, uh, whether we have a hundred people, whether we have 50 people or whether we have 300 people. Um, and, and if we have to pay. Pay for that experience. Great. Um, you know, hopefully we can, you know, have a success and, and whatnot. So, um, so yeah, our first year, like I said, I, I, my goal was to get right around a hundred, I think the first day we had like 60 or 70 people registered the first day and it was just like completely blew my mind. I was like, okay, this is interesting. You [00:33:16]Craig Dalton (host): know, that's what I think that is interesting about the Midwest. I think, you know, obviously there's so many passionate cyclists there, so many of them either have done Unbound or can't get into Unbound or are training for Unbound because I think your events a little bit earlier in the year. It's pretty natural that there's just going to be this pent up demand. And if you give riders a good experience, they're going to come back and they're going to tell their [00:33:39]Eric Sutter: friends, right? Yeah, yeah, that's, uh, and we've grown, we've grown every year since then. Um, we've, we held it in 2020 when, um, a lot of races were, we're kind of taking a break that year. Um, and we had to adjust it and that was a learning lesson too. Cause we, uh, you know, the race is at the end of April COVID hit, uh, what about the middle of the end of March? Yeah. So we knew, you know, we had to make a decision pretty quickly, uh, that we're going to have to at least postpone it. Uh, we moved it to June, um, and it's kind of funny if you watch the COVID numbers, like it took this dip right the weekend of the race and then the weekend after it climbed back up. Not, you know, we weren't a super spreader by any means, but, uh, you know, it's just the way it happened. Uh, yeah, [00:34:25]Craig Dalton (host): it's, it's, I think it's so interesting, just the business of event production as well that people tend to forget about. I mean, you look at how much it costs to register, but. On your end, as I know and understand, you know, there's just so much that goes into it from catering to, you know, about podium structure to PA system, to making sure there's safety out there on the course, a sweep aid stations. Like it's definitely to your point, like you, you couldn't start that first race without committing a certain amount of dollars out of your pocket, the unknown, whether you were going to a hundred, more than a hundred people that's joined. [00:35:02]Eric Sutter: Right. And that's what, that's kind of like, I'm, I'm very passionate about like grassroots cause I get it, you know, for the people that are starting races, um, that they're taking a, you know, they're, they're taking a chance on, you know, creating something and, and potentially being out of money, uh, you know, potentially not going how they wanted it to go their first year, uh, learning lessons. Um, so, you know, we, uh, we had a. A local race, uh, in Kansas a couple weekends ago, and I wasn't able to attend it, but, um, I, I, they would hit me up with questions and I would kind of give them some, some help and whatnot. And so it just kind of neat to watch them and then to get, hear the responses that people that went to that race, uh, that absolutely loved it. And so it's like, okay, cool. This is, this is neat. That's [00:35:47]Craig Dalton (host): great. How many people are you hoping to get to the 7th edition of the Open [00:35:51]Eric Sutter: Range? Yeah, so I think 500 is, is our, kind of our sweet spot. Um, we've been, uh, we've been right around there the last couple of years. So, um, yeah, we, we kind of capped it right around 500 and, and kind of hope to get, get to that amount. It's, uh, it works well for the community. We can do more, um, and if we get that. I think if we get that continually, then, you know, we'll look at that, open it some more. But, uh, yeah, we can, that's kind of what we're looking at. [00:36:24]Craig Dalton (host): What day is the race on the [00:36:25]Eric Sutter: weekend? Yeah, it's on a Saturday. Um, and then the tour again would be a, uh, the Friday and Saturday, but yeah, it's Saturday for the majority of the people. Um, yeah, what's great about Pratt is there's a community college there and because of the community college, there's a lot of hotels and decent hotels, uh, too. So, um, there's, yeah, there's always plenty of room, plenty of hotels and, and they're cheap. They don't gouge, um, you know, the riders coming in for open range. Yeah. So, I mean, for under a hundred bucks, you can get it. A decent hotel room. So it works out, works out real well for him. Just to give [00:36:59]Craig Dalton (host): me a sense for, cause obviously 200 K in Kansas might be different than 200 K in California. What are the, you know, what are the fastest men and women tend to finish in? [00:37:08]Eric Sutter: Yeah. So, um, we've had a couple of years where the leaders are, uh, they're riding above a 20 mile an hour average, which is just incredible. Like that is well beyond my ability. Um, I don't, I, I don't get how they do it. I really, because if you see some of our terrain, uh, I mean, you have to dismount. We, in fact, I put a post out today, uh, a reel on Instagram and, um, the leader, you see the, the two, the one of the two, um, they're actually dismounted and running their bikes up of a hill, um, in that, that little reel. And so, uh, yeah, for them to maintain a 20 mile an hour. Um, I'd say the average is probably a 15, 14 to 15, uh, pace, uh, and so, and then we have a, a nine hour, uh, cap on the, the 200 K. [00:37:58]Craig Dalton (host): Gotcha. And are, are people able to ride together in some sections and, you know, ride in a Peloton or does the terrain not allow for that? [00:38:04]Eric Sutter: Yeah. Yeah. In most sections they can. Um, I do caution them because the roads there are sandy, um, that, um, You know, you can hit a sandy spot and then not be going as fast as you were a second ago. And if you're too close, then that can cause some issues with, with some riders. But, um, but by and large, it's, uh, like I said, it's, it's, it's, it's usually a hard packed, uh, sandy, not, not like beach sand the whole, whole way. [00:38:31]Craig Dalton (host): Got it. And then at the completion of the event, what kind of experience do the, uh, participants get to enjoy? [00:38:37]Eric Sutter: Yeah, so we have live music. We've had live music every year. Um, we've got, uh, Aaron Travis Band is a local, uh, he calls it ag rock. So kind of red dirt, but, uh, he's, he's actually a farmer. Um, he lives in a town, the same town that, uh, Martina McBride is from. Uh, and sharing Kansas. And so, um, yeah, he's, he's a great, uh, great asset to have. And he, he gets, uh, several of his friends to come and play. And so they have, um, you know, we usually have live music from, uh, right around noon till, uh, six or seven in the evening. And so, uh, so, and it's right on the finish line. So as the riders are coming up, uh, the brick road, uh, they've got a band there playing, cheering them on people, you know, sitting out watching them come across the finish line. And so, um, they come across the finish line. They get a, a pint glass and a finisher patch for, for finishing. Uh, and then every year we, we change our logo just a little bit. Like we have our, our general logo that we've used from, from year one. Um, and that's kind of our, our standard logo. Uh, but then, uh, we kind of make a tweak every year to, to logo design. And so like the pint glasses are kind of collector's items because, uh, each year is different. Same, same with the t shirt each year. You've got a different design, uh, on the t shirt. Um, and that's one thing I took from back to the kayaking is, uh, uh, the race had a, a, a decal and every year was a different. And so, um, so you always wanted to see the different, and you could look at one and they never have the year on them, but you can look at them like, oh, okay, that was a, you know, a 2012 a year or whatever. So, uh, kind of the same, yeah, same way with us. So, yeah, so, yeah, so they come to the finish line, they've got, uh, we give them a free meal as well, uh, some good old Kansas barbecue and, um, and, uh, they pick up all that stuff and, and have a, have a good old time. [00:40:29]Craig Dalton (host): Yeah, sounds amazing. So, I mean, I love how you've described the terrain and the challenges the riders are going to undertake and the different formats you have remind us again the date of the event. When's registration opening up and what's my final question? I can't even remember any, Oh, how, how do people can find you? [00:40:48]Eric Sutter: Yeah. So, uh, so, so registration actually opens up on Saturday. Uh, Saturday is the 25th, uh, for, uh, those that, uh, may be listening to this later of, of November. So, uh, 25th, November at nine central. Um, and we have kind of a, a neat thing where it's a race before the race. So, um. We, uh, we kind of want to have a little competition to see who can be the fastest to register. And if you are the fastest, the fastest male and female that register for the 200k, We actually refund your registration fees, so you get to ride for free. So, uh, I love that. It's, it's kind of neat. Uh, one, it was kind of interesting. One year we had, had a gentleman that, uh, I think for like two years in a row, he was like the number two guy. It was just like, I felt so bad for him. Like, dude, you are so close every year. He just could not crack the, uh, Crack the, the win on that one, but, uh, yeah, so you don't have to be fast on the bike. You just gotta be fast on the keyboard and, uh, you'll get your registration fee, uh, fee comped. I'd love that. I'd love [00:41:50]Craig Dalton (host): that. I'd love to see others figure out how to do that in their registration process. [00:41:54]Eric Sutter: Oh yeah. It's, it's, it's fun. So yeah. So this Saturday, November 25th at nine, uh, nine central, nine a. m. central is our open registration. And then the race itself is April 27th is that Saturday. So if you're doing the tour, of course, that'd be the 26th and 27th, but. [00:42:11]Craig Dalton (host): Okay. Amazing, Eric. Well, thank you for all the information. This conversation was a long time coming, but it was well worth it. The event sounds amazing. I love your story and, uh, I wish you all the best of luck this [00:42:23]Eric Sutter: year. Thanks so much. And yeah, yeah. You can check us out, uh, openrangegravel. com. And that's kind of our handle as well for, uh, Instagram and Facebook is at Open Range Gravel. So perfect. I appreciate you taking the time and, uh, let me kind of tell the story. Of course. [00:42:39]Craig Dalton: That's going to do it for this week's edition of the gravel ride podcast. Big, thanks to Eric for coming on and telling us all about his journey to creating the open range gravel event. I hope you go check it out. He's got some great videos on his website, which will be linked to. In the show notes. Big, thanks to our friends at hammerhead and the hammerhead crew. To remember that promo code for a free heart rate monitor strap is the gravel ride. If you'd like to support the show, please visit buy me a coffee.com/the gravel ride or ratings and reviews are hugely appreciated. For those of you who are celebrating Thanksgiving this week. I wish you a great holiday. And here's the finding some dirt onto your wheels.
READ https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/post/bird_dog_mule_talk LISTEN to A Break in the Action Podcast featuring Durrell Smith, Charlie Jordan and Reid Bryant | Ryan Doughty https://www.abreakintheaction.com/podcast/episode/7a78f6fd/best-quail-gun-a-panel-discussion-with-reid-bryant-durrell-smith-and-charlie-jordan Subscribe to the Original Dogman Substack Visit the TSLN Shop Subscribe to the BACK AT IT Newsletter View more of our hunts on our TSLN Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/o3fRP57OemU WELCOME DOUBLE G's Rich Boy MINORITY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE We are looking forward to MOAFEST at McKinney Roughs Nature Park this year where we will be uniting communities for joy and conservation. I want to express how monumental it is for MOA , Texas Parks & Wildlife, and Eukanuba Sporting Dog come together to produce such an awesome event that will bring local college and university students together with conservation professionals seeking to create new career opportunities for the next generations. Visit MOA at https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/ to learn more about how we are Cultivating Inclusivity for a Healthier Outside Purchase tickets to MOAFest ‘23 at McKinney Roughs Nature Park BELOW: https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/events/moafest-23 PHEASANTS FOREVER | QUAIL FOREVER Check out Upcoming “Learn to Hunt Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance for interested adult onset upland hunters looking to take their upland hunting to the next level for folks that look like you! Check out the latest Episode with Colby Kerber and Ashley Chance as we discuss this years Learn to Hunt Upland Experience. EADY SMITH WEALTH MANAGEMENT Securing your family's future is easy at ESWM! We provide you with peace of mind by providing exceptional services for reasonable prices. Estate Planning Tax Return Preparation Tax Planning Asset Protection Tax Controversy Visit https://www.eadysmithwm.com/ for your free consultation! ORVIS ADVENTURES And, a great additional educational experience for sportsmen and sportswomen alike are our Sporting Life Notebook Guided Hunts. Enlist the services of Orvis-endorsed guide Durrell Smith and staff at The Sporting Life Notebook on your wingshooting trip to Georgia's Red Hills region chasing the most noble, King Bobwhite Quail! Experience stellar bird and dog work behind class working and field trial pointers and setters, as well as a true public lands wild bird adventure. Click BELOW to Request more information https://www.orvis.com/durrell-smith-the-sporting-life-notebook-llc/3GSE.html On my next adventure across the country, I'll be taking those trips with the best of the outdoor and sporting industry with our Partners at Beretta USA and Benchmade Knife Company. BERETTA USA I will be taking the 486 28 gauge back out to the sandhills soon as the season is back upon us! I'll be hitting the Sandhills of Nebraska again for the second BHA Auctions Hunt I've been a part of with my buddy Ed Arnett of The Wildlife Society. Beretta.com - The Renowned Italian Company Offering Clothing & Accessories! Click the link below and use the BUSA Promo code: TSLN for 15% off Clothing and Accessories using code TSLN15 https://www.pjatr.com/t/3-291534-282291-147027 Check out Durrell's latest interview on the Beretta Blog https://blog.beretta.com/q-and-a-with-durrell-smith Stay tuned for the upcoming #BerettaTribe film with featuring Durrell Smith BENCHMADE KNIFE COMPANY Check out your next CSTM Knife at https://www.benchmade.com/custom-knife-builder WATCH Durrell Smith | Benchmade Ambassador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99qVHUmBiI STUBBEN NORTH AMERICA Although I'm not taking my horse out to Nebraska this season (likely next), I'll be packing my Stubben scout saddle anyway. Ed Arnett has a friend with horses to loan and dogs to run when we get out there, so I'll be in good company regardless. But what matters is my seat, and I trust that my stubben scout saddle will take me anywhere and everywhere. Check out custom saddles and equestrian accessories that bring heritage, tradition, innovation, and performance into the horseback bird dog and field trial communities of the uplands. Check out your next saddle and request a saddle fitting at https://stubbennorthamerica.com/ And you can read about those hunt adventures from the field with my monthly articles published by Hunt & Field Magazine. Editor and dear friend Lauren Abbott has done a fantastic job giving voice to the next generations finest writers, bird dog handlers and trainers, and historical narratives to we can all look forward to reading both in print and digitally. So use the link to SUBSCRIBE to the digital and print editions today! HUNT & FIELD MAGAZINE Subscribe HERE: https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/subscribe Dakota283 Kennels D283 Promo Code GDN10 for 10% off your next Crate THE CHARLES JORDAN GROUP https://www.charlesjordangroup.com/ TSLN READING LIST FEATURES AND LINKS Cries of the Savannah Mouthful of Feathers Backcountry Hunters and Anglers View Durrell's “Upland Hunting Elsewhere Seminar and the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers 2023 Rendezvous at the link below https://youtu.be/LIgIjhmH-Gc Check out Upcoming “Explore Hunting Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance Check out the current catalog issue of Dogs Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utm7b6DyzcQ&t=13s
As a born-and-raised whitetail hunter, I couldn't believe it when I first traveled west to hunt antelope. The Red Hills of Wyoming were like a moonscape compared to the deciduous forests my dad and I were used to back home. It was surreal to glass across that shimmering, mostly empty land. It was even more surreal when we filled our rifle tags on decent bucks, on public land, the first full day we had to hunt. We thought it had to be a fluke...
READ https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/post/bird_dog_mule_talk LISTEN to A Break in the Action Podcast featuring Durrell Smith, Charlie Jordan and Reid Bryant | Ryan Doughty https://www.abreakintheaction.com/podcast/episode/7a78f6fd/best-quail-gun-a-panel-discussion-with-reid-bryant-durrell-smith-and-charlie-jordan Subscribe to the Original Dogman Substack Visit the TSLN Shop Subscribe to the BACK AT IT Newsletter View more of our hunts on our TSLN Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/o3fRP57OemU WELCOME DOUBLE G's Rich Boy MINORITY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE We are looking forward to MOAFEST at McKinney Roughs Nature Park this year where we will be uniting communities for joy and conservation. I want to express how monumental it is for MOA , Texas Parks & Wildlife, and Eukanuba Sporting Dog come together to produce such an awesome event that will bring local college and university students together with conservation professionals seeking to create new career opportunities for the next generations. Visit MOA at https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/ to learn more about how we are Cultivating Inclusivity for a Healthier Outside Purchase tickets to MOAFest ‘23 at McKinney Roughs Nature Park BELOW: https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/events/moafest-23 PHEASANTS FOREVER | QUAIL FOREVER Check out Upcoming “Learn to Hunt Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance for interested adult onset upland hunters looking to take their upland hunting to the next level for folks that look like you! Check out the latest Episode with Colby Kerber and Ashley Chance as we discuss this years Learn to Hunt Upland Experience. EADY SMITH WEALTH MANAGEMENT Securing your family's future is easy at ESWM! We provide you with peace of mind by providing exceptional services for reasonable prices. Estate Planning Tax Return Preparation Tax Planning Asset Protection Tax Controversy Visit https://www.eadysmithwm.com/ for your free consultation! ORVIS ADVENTURES And, a great additional educational experience for sportsmen and sportswomen alike are our Sporting Life Notebook Guided Hunts. Enlist the services of Orvis-endorsed guide Durrell Smith and staff at The Sporting Life Notebook on your wingshooting trip to Georgia's Red Hills region chasing the most noble, King Bobwhite Quail! Experience stellar bird and dog work behind class working and field trial pointers and setters, as well as a true public lands wild bird adventure. Click BELOW to Request more information https://www.orvis.com/durrell-smith-the-sporting-life-notebook-llc/3GSE.html On my next adventure across the country, I'll be taking those trips with the best of the outdoor and sporting industry with our Partners at Beretta USA and Benchmade Knife Company. BERETTA USA I will be taking the 486 28 gauge back out to the sandhills soon as the season is back upon us! I'll be hitting the Sandhills of Nebraska again for the second BHA Auctions Hunt I've been a part of with my buddy Ed Arnett of The Wildlife Society. Beretta.com - The Renowned Italian Company Offering Clothing & Accessories! Click the link below and use the BUSA Promo code: TSLN for 15% off Clothing and Accessories using code TSLN15 https://www.pjatr.com/t/3-291534-282291-147027 Check out Durrell's latest interview on the Beretta Blog https://blog.beretta.com/q-and-a-with-durrell-smith Stay tuned for the upcoming #BerettaTribe film with featuring Durrell Smith BENCHMADE KNIFE COMPANY Check out your next CSTM Knife at https://www.benchmade.com/custom-knife-builder WATCH Durrell Smith | Benchmade Ambassador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99qVHUmBiI STUBBEN NORTH AMERICA Although I'm not taking my horse out to Nebraska this season (likely next), I'll be packing my Stubben scout saddle anyway. Ed Arnett has a friend with horses to loan and dogs to run when we get out there, so I'll be in good company regardless. But what matters is my seat, and I trust that my stubben scout saddle will take me anywhere and everywhere. Check out custom saddles and equestrian accessories that bring heritage, tradition, innovation, and performance into the horseback bird dog and field trial communities of the uplands. Check out your next saddle and request a saddle fitting at https://stubbennorthamerica.com/ And you can read about those hunt adventures from the field with my monthly articles published by Hunt & Field Magazine. Editor and dear friend Lauren Abbott has done a fantastic job giving voice to the next generations finest writers, bird dog handlers and trainers, and historical narratives to we can all look forward to reading both in print and digitally. So use the link to SUBSCRIBE to the digital and print editions today! HUNT & FIELD MAGAZINE Subscribe HERE: https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/subscribe Dakota283 Kennels D283 Promo Code GDN10 for 10% off your next Crate THE CHARLES JORDAN GROUP https://www.charlesjordangroup.com/ TSLN READING LIST FEATURES AND LINKS Cries of the Savannah Mouthful of Feathers Backcountry Hunters and Anglers View Durrell's “Upland Hunting Elsewhere Seminar and the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers 2023 Rendezvous at the link below https://youtu.be/LIgIjhmH-Gc Check out Upcoming “Explore Hunting Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance Check out the current catalog issue of Dogs Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utm7b6DyzcQ&t=13s
LISTEN to A Break in the Action Podcast featuring Durrell Smith, Charlie Jordan and Reid Bryant | Ryan Doughty https://www.abreakintheaction.com/podcast/episode/7a78f6fd/best-quail-gun-a-panel-discussion-with-reid-bryant-durrell-smith-and-charlie-jordan Subscribe to the Original Dogman Substack Visit the TSLN Shop Subscribe to the BACK AT IT Newsletter View more of our hunts on our TSLN Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/o3fRP57OemU WATCH GAME HAWKER featuring Shawn Hayes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfCaLMGmSxQ WELCOME DOUBLE G's Rich Boy MINORITY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE We are looking forward to MOAFEST at McKinney Roughs Nature Park this year where we will be uniting communities for joy and conservation. I want to express how monumental it is for MOA , Texas Parks & Wildlife, and Eukanuba Sporting Dog come together to produce such an awesome event that will bring local college and university students together with conservation professionals seeking to create new career opportunities for the next generations. Visit MOA at https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/ to learn more about how we are Cultivating Inclusivity for a Healthier Outside Purchase tickets to MOAFest ‘23 at McKinney Roughs Nature Park BELOW: https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/events/moafest-23 PHEASANTS FOREVER | QUAIL FOREVER Check out Upcoming “Learn to Hunt Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance for interested adult onset upland hunters looking to take their upland hunting to the next level for folks that look like you! Check out the latest Episode with Colby Kerber and Ashley Chance as we discuss this years Learn to Hunt Upland Experience. EADY SMITH WEALTH MANAGEMENT Securing your family's future is easy at ESWM! We provide you with peace of mind by providing exceptional services for reasonable prices. Estate Planning Tax Return Preparation Tax Planning Asset Protection Tax Controversy Visit https://www.eadysmithwm.com/ for your free consultation! ORVIS ADVENTURES And, a great additional educational experience for sportsmen and sportswomen alike are our Sporting Life Notebook Guided Hunts. Enlist the services of Orvis-endorsed guide Durrell Smith and staff at The Sporting Life Notebook on your wingshooting trip to Georgia's Red Hills region chasing the most noble, King Bobwhite Quail! Experience stellar bird and dog work behind class working and field trial pointers and setters, as well as a true public lands wild bird adventure. Click BELOW to Request more information https://www.orvis.com/durrell-smith-the-sporting-life-notebook-llc/3GSE.html On my next adventure across the country, I'll be taking those trips with the best of the outdoor and sporting industry with our Partners at Beretta USA and Benchmade Knife Company. BERETTA USA I will be taking the 486 28 gauge back out to the sandhills soon as the season is back upon us! I'll be hitting the Sandhills of Nebraska again for the second BHA Auctions Hunt I've been a part of with my buddy Ed Arnett of The Wildlife Society. Beretta.com - The Renowned Italian Company Offering Clothing & Accessories! Click the link below and use the BUSA Promo code: TSLN for 15% off Clothing and Accessories using code TSLN15 https://www.pjatr.com/t/3-291534-282291-147027 Check out Durrell's latest interview on the Beretta Blog https://blog.beretta.com/q-and-a-with-durrell-smith Stay tuned for the upcoming #BerettaTribe film with featuring Durrell Smith BENCHMADE KNIFE COMPANY Check out your next CSTM Knife at https://www.benchmade.com/custom-knife-builder WATCH Durrell Smith | Benchmade Ambassador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99qVHUmBiI STUBBEN NORTH AMERICA Although I'm not taking my horse out to Nebraska this season (likely next), I'll be packing my Stubben scout saddle anyway. Ed Arnett has a friend with horses to loan and dogs to run when we get out there, so I'll be in good company regardless. But what matters is my seat, and I trust that my stubben scout saddle will take me anywhere and everywhere. Check out custom saddles and equestrian accessories that bring heritage, tradition, innovation, and performance into the horseback bird dog and field trial communities of the uplands. Check out your next saddle and request a saddle fitting at https://stubbennorthamerica.com/ And you can read about those hunt adventures from the field with my monthly articles published by Hunt & Field Magazine. Editor and dear friend Lauren Abbott has done a fantastic job giving voice to the next generations finest writers, bird dog handlers and trainers, and historical narratives to we can all look forward to reading both in print and digitally. So use the link to SUBSCRIBE to the digital and print editions today! HUNT & FIELD MAGAZINE Subscribe HERE: https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/subscribe Dakota283 Kennels D283 Promo Code GDN10 for 10% off your next Crate THE CHARLES JORDAN GROUP https://www.charlesjordangroup.com/ TSLN READING LIST FEATURES AND LINKS Cries of the Savannah Mouthful of Feathers Backcountry Hunters and Anglers View Durrell's “Upland Hunting Elsewhere Seminar and the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers 2023 Rendezvous at the link below https://youtu.be/LIgIjhmH-Gc Check out Upcoming “Explore Hunting Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance Check out the current catalog issue of Dogs Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utm7b6DyzcQ&t=13s
TSLN EP. 172 | Paying More Attention: After the GAME HAWKER screening with Shawn Hayes LISTEN to A Break in the Action Podcast | Ryan Doughty https://www.abreakintheaction.com/podcast/episode/7a78f6fd/best-quail-gun-a-panel-discussion-with-reid-bryant-durrell-smith-and-charlie-jordan Subscribe to the Original Dogman Substack Visit the TSLN Shop Subscribe to the BACK AT IT Newsletter View more of our hunts on our TSLN Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/o3fRP57OemU WATCH GAME HAWKER featuring Shawn Hayes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfCaLMGmSxQ RIP POLISHED RUGER WELCOME DOUBLE G's Rich Boy MINORITY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE We are looking forward to MOAFEST at McKinney Roughs Nature Park this year where we will be uniting communities for joy and conservation. I want to express how monumental it is for MOA , Texas Parks & Wildlife, and Eukanuba Sporting Dog come together to produce such an awesome event that will bring local college and university students together with conservation professionals seeking to create new career opportunities for the next generations. Visit MOA at https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/ to learn more about how we are Cultivating Inclusivity for a Healthier Outside Purchase tickets to MOAFest ‘23 at McKinney Roughs Nature Park BELOW: https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/events/moafest-23 PHEASANTS FOREVER | QUAIL FOREVER Check out Upcoming “Learn to Hunt Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance for interested adult onset upland hunters looking to take their upland hunting to the next level for folks that look like you! Check out the latest Episode with Colby Kerber and Ashley Chance as we discuss this years Learn to Hunt Upland Experience. EADY SMITH WEALTH MANAGEMENT Securing your family's future is easy at ESWM! We provide you with peace of mind by providing exceptional services for reasonable prices. Estate Planning Tax Return Preparation Tax Planning Asset Protection Tax Controversy Visit https://www.eadysmithwm.com/ for your free consultation! ORVIS ADVENTURES And, a great additional educational experience for sportsmen and sportswomen alike are our Sporting Life Notebook Guided Hunts. Enlist the services of Orvis-endorsed guide Durrell Smith and staff at The Sporting Life Notebook on your wingshooting trip to Georgia's Red Hills region chasing the most noble, King Bobwhite Quail! Experience stellar bird and dog work behind class working and field trial pointers and setters, as well as a true public lands wild bird adventure. Click BELOW to Request more information https://www.orvis.com/durrell-smith-the-sporting-life-notebook-llc/3GSE.html On my next adventure across the country, I'll be taking those trips with the best of the outdoor and sporting industry with our Partners at Beretta USA and Benchmade Knife Company. BERETTA USA I will be taking the 486 28 gauge back out to the sandhills soon as the season is back upon us! I'll be hitting the Sandhills of Nebraska again for the second BHA Auctions Hunt I've been a part of with my buddy Ed Arnett of The Wildlife Society. Beretta.com - The Renowned Italian Company Offering Clothing & Accessories! Click the link below and use the BUSA Promo code: TSLN for 15% off Clothing and Accessories using code TSLN15 https://www.pjatr.com/t/3-291534-282291-147027 Check out Durrell's latest interview on the Beretta Blog https://blog.beretta.com/q-and-a-with-durrell-smith Stay tuned for the upcoming #BerettaTribe film with featuring Durrell Smith BENCHMADE KNIFE COMPANY Check out your next CSTM Knife at https://www.benchmade.com/custom-knife-builder WATCH Durrell Smith | Benchmade Ambassador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99qVHUmBiI STUBBEN NORTH AMERICA Although I'm not taking my horse out to Nebraska this season (likely next), I'll be packing my Stubben scout saddle anyway. Ed Arnett has a friend with horses to loan and dogs to run when we get out there, so I'll be in good company regardless. But what matters is my seat, and I trust that my stubben scout saddle will take me anywhere and everywhere. Check out custom saddles and equestrian accessories that bring heritage, tradition, innovation, and performance into the horseback bird dog and field trial communities of the uplands. Check out your next saddle and request a saddle fitting at https://stubbennorthamerica.com/ And you can read about those hunt adventures from the field with my monthly articles published by Hunt & Field Magazine. Editor and dear friend Lauren Abbott has done a fantastic job giving voice to the next generations finest writers, bird dog handlers and trainers, and historical narratives to we can all look forward to reading both in print and digitally. So use the link to SUBSCRIBE to the digital and print editions today! HUNT & FIELD MAGAZINE Subscribe HERE: https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/subscribe Dakota283 Kennels D283 Promo Code GDN10 for 10% off your next Crate THE CHARLES JORDAN GROUP https://www.charlesjordangroup.com/ TSLN READING LIST FEATURES AND LINKS Cries of the Savannah Mouthful of Feathers Backcountry Hunters and Anglers View Durrells “Upland Hunting Elsewhere Seminar and the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers 2023 Rendezvous at the link below https://youtu.be/LIgIjhmH-Gc Check out Upcoming “Explore Hunting Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance Check out the current catalog issue of Dogs Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utm7b6DyzcQ&t=13s THE SHOW DISCUSS: AMERICAN SOIL | AMERICAN SOUL recap Hotboy/ Joker/ Ícaro in the Sandhills Hunting off horseback Bird dogs at Angola Prison Teaching cowboys Pointers in the Sandhills Working and learning Jim Lowe Mecate Rein Style- Spanish influence (Buckaroo style of cowboying- hat styles- Bastardization of the Vaquero)- call them “chinks” - summer time/hotter The use of the “Chaparral “ He has shotgun chaps- winter time How does Spanish culture contribute to inject itself into the uplands How do you figure out that style of reining? / Raul Torres Taking a horse, a prey animal, and making it a predator/ what is it that does that? (Pressure and release) Hunting in the Sandhills is very 4-dimensional Why can't we shoot hen pheasants but we can shoot hen grouse Atwater's Prairie Chicken—- raising these birds in captivity (Ed) Only real bird hunters know that there are 2 extinct species of grouse I don't want an off switch I want a battery (Matt)
Sign Up for the Learn to Hunt Experiences Here: MN- https://pfqf.myeventscenter.com/event/Minority-Outdoor-Alliance-Adult-Learn-To-Hunt-83391?redir=1 CO- https://pfqf.myeventscenter.com/event/Minority-Outdoor-Alliance-Adult-Learn-To-Hunt-81596 TX- (coming soon) AL- (coming soon) WI- (coming soon) SC- (coming soon) Subscribe to the Original Dogman Substack Visit the TSLN Shop Subscribe to the BACK AT IT Newsletter View more of our hunts on our TSLN Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/o3fRP57OemU MINORITY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE We are looking forward to MOAFEST at McKinney Roughs Nature Park this year where we will be uniting communities for joy and conservation. I want to express how monumental it is for MOA , Texas Parks & Wildlife, and Eukanuba Sporting Dog come together to produce such an awesome event that will bring local college and university students together with conservation professionals seeking to create new career opportunities for the next generations. Visit MOA at https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/ to learn more about how we are Cultivating Inclusivity for a Healthier Outside Purchase tickets to MOAFest ‘23 at McKinney Roughs Nature Park BELOW: https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/events/moafest-23 PHEASANTS FOREVER | QUAIL FOREVER Check out Upcoming “Learn to Hunt Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance for interested adult onset upland hunters looking to take their upland hunting to the next level for folks that look like you! We will be in 6 states this year: Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Carolina, Texas, Alabama, and Colorado. So check out the links in the show notes to find out more information on events, locations, and times. EADY SMITH WEALTH MANAGEMENT Securing your family's future is easy at ESWM! We provide you with peace of mind by providing exceptional services for reasonable prices. Estate Planning Tax Return Preparation Tax Planning Asset Protection Tax Controversy Visit https://www.eadysmithwm.com/ for your free consultation! ORVIS ADVENTURES And, a great additional educational experience for sportsmen and sportswomen alike are our Sporting Life Notebook Guided Hunts. Enlist the services of Orvis-endorsed guide Durrell Smith and staff at The Sporting Life Notebook on your wingshooting trip to Georgia's Red Hills region chasing the most noble, King Bobwhite Quail! Experience stellar bird and dog work behind class working and field trial pointers and setters, as well as a true public lands wild bird adventure. Click BELOW to Request more information https://www.orvis.com/durrell-smith-the-sporting-life-notebook-llc/3GSE.html On my next adventure across the country, I'll be taking those trips with the best of the outdoor and sporting industry with our Partners at Beretta USA and Benchmade Knife Company. BERETTA USA I will be taking the 486 28 gauge back out to the sandhills soon as the season is back upon us! I'll be hitting the Sandhills of Nebraska again for the second BHA Auctions Hunt I've been a part of with my buddy Ed Arnett of The Wildlife Society. Beretta.com - The Renowned Italian Company Offering Clothing & Accessories! Click the link below and use the BUSA Promo code: TSLN for 15% off Clothing and Accessories using code TSLN15 https://www.pjatr.com/t/3-291534-282291-147027 Check out Durrell's latest interview on the Beretta Blog https://blog.beretta.com/q-and-a-with-durrell-smith Stay tuned for the upcoming #BerettaTribe film with featuring Durrell Smith BENCHMADE KNIFE COMPANY Check out your next CSTM Knife at https://www.benchmade.com/custom-knife-builder WATCH Durrell Smith | Benchmade Ambassador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99qVHUmBiI STUBBEN NORTH AMERICA Although I'm not taking my horse out to Nebraska this season (likely next), I'll be packing my Stubben scout saddle anyway. Ed Arnett has a friend with horses to loan and dogs to run when we get out there, so I'll be in good company regardless. But what matters is my seat, and I trust that my stubben scout saddle will take me anywhere and everywhere. Check out custom saddles and equestrian accessories that bring heritage, tradition, innovation, and performance into the horseback bird dog and field trial communities of the uplands. Check out your next saddle and request a saddle fitting at https://stubbennorthamerica.com/ And you can read about those hunt adventures from the field with my monthly articles published by Hunt & Field Magazine. Editor and dear friend Lauren Abbott has done a fantastic job giving voice to the next generations finest writers, bird dog handlers and trainers, and historical narratives to we can all look forward to reading both in print and digitally. So use the link to SUBSCRIBE to the digital and print editions today! HUNT & FIELD MAGAZINE Subscribe HERE: https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/subscribe Dakota283 Kennels D283 Promo Code GDN10 for 10% off your next Crate THE CHARLES JORDAN GROUP https://www.charlesjordangroup.com/ TSLN READING LIST FEATURES AND LINKS Cries of the Savannah Mouthful of Feathers Backcountry Hunters and Anglers View Durrells “Upland Hunting Elsewhere Seminar and the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers 2023 Rendezvous at the link below https://youtu.be/LIgIjhmH-Gc Check out Upcoming “Explore Hunting Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance Check out the current catalog issue of Dogs Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utm7b6DyzcQ&t=13s
Subscribe to the Original Dogman Substack Visit the TSLN Shop Subscribe to the BACK AT IT Newsletter View more of our hunts on our TSLN Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/o3fRP57OemU MINORITY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE We are looking forward to MOAFEST at McKinney Roughs Nature Park this year where we will be uniting communities for joy and conservation. I want to express how monumental it is for MOA , Texas Parks & Wildlife, and Eukanuba Sporting Dog come together to produce such an awesome event that will bring local college and university students together with conservation professionals seeking to create new career opportunities for the next generations. Visit MOA at https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/ to learn more about how we are Cultivating Inclusivity for a Healthier Outside Purchase tickets to MOAFest ‘23 at McKinney Roughs Nature Park BELOW: https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/events/moafest-23 PHEASANTS FOREVER | QUAIL FOREVER Check out Upcoming “Learn to Hunt Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance for interested adult onset upland hunters looking to take their upland hunting to the next level for folks that look like you! We will be in 6 states this year: Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Carolina, Texas, Alabama, and Colorado. So check out the links in the show notes to find out more information on events, locations, and times. Current dates and locations at the links below: (TBD) EADY SMITH WEALTH MANAGEMENT Securing your family's future is easy at ESWM! We provide you with peace of mind by providing exceptional services for reasonable prices. Estate Planning Tax Return Preparation Tax Planning Asset Protection Tax Controversy Visit https://www.eadysmithwm.com/ for your free consultation! ORVIS ADVENTURES And, a great additional educational experience for sportsmen and sportswomen alike are our Sporting Life Notebook Guided Hunts. Enlist the services of Orvis-endorsed guide Durrell Smith and staff at The Sporting Life Notebook on your wingshooting trip to Georgia's Red Hills region chasing the most noble, King Bobwhite Quail! Experience stellar bird and dog work behind class working and field trial pointers and setters, as well as a true public lands wild bird adventure. Click BELOW to Request more information https://www.orvis.com/durrell-smith-the-sporting-life-notebook-llc/3GSE.html On my next adventure across the country, I'll be taking those trips with the best of the outdoor and sporting industry with our Partners at Beretta USA and Benchmade Knife Company. BERETTA USA I will be taking the 486 28 gauge back out to the sandhills soon as the season is back upon us! I'll be hitting the Sandhills of Nebraska again for the second BHA Auctions Hunt I've been a part of with my buddy Ed Arnett of The Wildlife Society. Beretta.com - The Renowned Italian Company Offering Clothing & Accessories! Click the link below and use the BUSA Promo code: TSLN for 15% off Clothing and Accessories using code TSLN15 https://www.pjatr.com/t/3-291534-282291-147027 Check out Durrell's latest interview on the Beretta Blog https://blog.beretta.com/q-and-a-with-durrell-smith Stay tuned for the upcoming #BerettaTribe film with featuring Durrell Smith BENCHMADE KNIFE COMPANY Check out your next CSTM Knife at https://www.benchmade.com/custom-knife-builder WATCH Durrell Smith | Benchmade Ambassador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99qVHUmBiI STUBBEN NORTH AMERICA Although I'm not taking my horse out to Nebraska this season (likely next), I'll be packing my Stubben scout saddle anyway. Ed Arnett has a friend with horses to loan and dogs to run when we get out there, so I'll be in good company regardless. But what matters is my seat, and I trust that my stubben scout saddle will take me anywhere and everywhere. Check out custom saddles and equestrian accessories that bring heritage, tradition, innovation, and performance into the horseback bird dog and field trial communities of the uplands. Check out your next saddle and request a saddle fitting at https://stubbennorthamerica.com/ And you can read about those hunt adventures from the field with my monthly articles published by Hunt & Field Magazine. Editor and dear friend Lauren Abbott has done a fantastic job giving voice to the next generations finest writers, bird dog handlers and trainers, and historical narratives to we can all look forward to reading both in print and digitally. So use the link to SUBSCRIBE to the digital and print editions today! HUNT & FIELD MAGAZINE Subscribe HERE: https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/subscribe Dakota283 Kennels D283 Promo Code GDN10 for 10% off your next Crate THE CHARLES JORDAN GROUP https://www.charlesjordangroup.com/ TSLN READING LIST FEATURES AND LINKS Cries of the Savannah Mouthful of Feathers Backcountry Hunters and Anglers View Durrells “Upland Hunting Elsewhere Seminar and the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers 2023 Rendezvous at the link below https://youtu.be/LIgIjhmH-Gc Check out Upcoming “Explore Hunting Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance Check out the current catalog issue of Dogs Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utm7b6DyzcQ&t=13s THE SHOW DISCUSS: “My soul is imprinted with the yearning to be more Just as a flower bends toward the sun, I bend toward the lure of spirit. In my heart I am restless, for I know I am called to the greatness of my true being. Let me not tarry in my weaker places.” -Marianna Williamson (follow on Substack) Hunting and conservation has taken me to places that have exposed and challenged the greatness of my being and my awareness of the presence of a higher Being. As the flower bends toward the sun, we too should bend toward the vibrancy of our calling. Honor that call by responding to it. I was just on the phone with Michael O'Casey from TRCP and Brian Grossenbacher and we all have been blessed to work and display our passions every day in nature. Our work takes us places when, just a year ago I was in a classroom. But bending toward MY sun was what put me on a path out of the classroom and onto a journey that has truly filled my spirit, from TEACHING in a new capacity (LTH with PFQF and BHA) to Guiding hunts and TEACHING and SHOWCASING my ART, DOGS, and KNOWLEDGE to people who seek new experiences in the Deep South. I am RESTLESS- seeking to explore new types of bird dogs, planning to go to France to look at an older breed of French Pointer (we will see), and investing my passions into getting Ícaro through the NAVDHA Utility Test down the road. My Sporting Life is a life of inquisition and exploration and I am grateful and blessed for that.
BUY Cries of the Savannah HERE Read the PRESS RELEASE HERE Visit the TSLN Shop Subscribe to the BACK AT IT Newsletter View more of our hunts on our TSLN Youtube Channel https://youtu.be/o3fRP57OemU MINORITY OUTDOOR ALLIANCE We are looking forward to MOAFEST at McKinney Roughs Nature Park this year where we will be uniting communities for joy and conservation. I want to express how monumental it is for MOA , Texas Parks & Wildlife, and Eukanuba Sporting Dog come together to produce such an awesome event that will bring local college and university students together with conservation professionals seeking to create new career opportunities for the next generations. Visit MOA at https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/ to learn more about how we are Cultivating Inclusivity for a Healthier Outside Purchase tickets to MOAFest ‘23 at McKinney Roughs Nature Park BELOW: https://www.minorityoutdooralliance.org/events/moafest-23 PHEASANTS FOREVER | QUAIL FOREVER Check out Upcoming “Learn to Hunt Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance for interested adult onset upland hunters looking to take their upland hunting to the next level for folks that look like you! We will be in 6 states this year: Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Carolina, Texas, Alabama, and Colorado. So check out the links in the show notes to find out more information on events, locations, and times. Current dates and locations at the links below: EADY SMITH WEALTH MANAGEMENT Securing your family's future is easy at ESWM! We provide you with peace of mind by providing exceptional services for reasonable prices. Estate Planning Tax Return Preparation Tax Planning Asset Protection Tax Controversy Visit https://www.eadysmithwm.com/ for your free consultation! ORVIS ADVENTURES And, a great additional educational experience for sportsmen and sportswomen alike are our Sporting Life Notebook Guided Hunts. Enlist the services of Orvis-endorsed guide Durrell Smith and staff at The Sporting Life Notebook on your wingshooting trip to Georgia's Red Hills region chasing the most noble, King Bobwhite Quail! Experience stellar bird and dog work behind class working and field trial pointers and setters, as well as a true public lands wild bird adventure. Click BELOW to Request more information https://www.orvis.com/durrell-smith-the-sporting-life-notebook-llc/3GSE.html On my next adventure across the country, I'll be taking those trips with the best of the outdoor and sporting industry with our Partners at Beretta USA and Benchmade Knife Company. BERETTA USA I will be taking the 486 28 gauge back out to the sandhills soon as the season is back upon us! I'll be hitting the Sandhills of Nebraska again for the second BHA Auctions Hunt I've been a part of with my buddy Ed Arnett of The Wildlife Society. Beretta.com - The Renowned Italian Company Offering Clothing & Accessories! Click the link below and use the BUSA Promo code: TSLN for 15% off Clothing and Accessories using code TSLN15 https://www.pjatr.com/t/3-291534-282291-147027 Check out Durrell's latest interview on the Beretta Blog https://blog.beretta.com/q-and-a-with-durrell-smith Stay tuned for the upcoming #BerettaTribe film with featuring Durrell Smith BENCHMADE KNIFE COMPANY Check out your next CSTM Knife at https://www.benchmade.com/custom-knife-builder WATCH Durrell Smith | Benchmade Ambassador https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G99qVHUmBiI STUBBEN NORTH AMERICA Although I'm not taking my horse out to Nebraska this season (likely next), I'll be packing my Stubben scout saddle anyway. Ed Arnett has a friend with horses to loan and dogs to run when we get out there, so I'll be in good company regardless. But what matters is my seat, and I trust that my stubben scout saddle will take me anywhere and everywhere. Check out custom saddles and equestrian accessories that bring heritage, tradition, innovation, and performance into the horseback bird dog and field trial communities of the uplands. Check out your next saddle and request a saddle fitting at https://stubbennorthamerica.com/ And you can read about those hunt adventures from the field with my monthly articles published by Hunt & Field Magazine. Editor and dear friend Lauren Abbott has done a fantastic job giving voice to the next generations finest writers, bird dog handlers and trainers, and historical narratives to we can all look forward to reading both in print and digitally. So use the link to SUBSCRIBE to the digital and print editions today! HUNT & FIELD MAGAZINE Subscribe HERE: https://www.huntandfieldmag.com/subscribe Dakota283 Kennels D283 Promo Code GDN10 for 10% off your next Crate THE CHARLES JORDAN GROUP https://www.charlesjordangroup.com/ TSLN READING LIST FEATURES AND LINKS Cries of the Savannah Mouthful of Feathers Backcountry Hunters and Anglers View Durrells “Upland Hunting Elsewhere Seminar and the Backcountry Hunters and Anglers 2023 Rendezvous at the link below https://youtu.be/LIgIjhmH-Gc Check out Upcoming “Explore Hunting Workshops” in partnership with Minority Outdoor Alliance Check out the current catalog issue of Dogs Unlimited https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Utm7b6DyzcQ&t=13s
We talk about a Duck Vs a Chicken fight, my 5KG box of washing powder, my new restaurant idea, food corner, a trip to Red Hills, Lightbulbs in Focus with a quiz and LOADS more rubbish. The good news is that there's some AWESOME new music in there if you can stomach it. But really. I love you. x
On today's episode of "In Stride," Sinead talks to Allie Knowles about finding a balance between work and life and the psychology behind it. Allie Knowles is a 5-star event rider that has been successful competing in 4 and 5 stars across the country. Allie has been successful bringing many horses up the levels of eventing. Allie and Sinead discuss how becoming a mother has made them better horse trainers and learning when to prioritize family over the horses. Allie talks about fitness and the role it played in recovering from her accident at Red Hills in 2017. Allie also discusses the fear that comes with riding at a high level and finding comfort in connection with her horse. Allie and Sinead talk about facing challenges and learning to adapt instead of trying to change the situation.
This interview is with Gary Fuqua, of Fuqua Vineyards. In this interview, Gary discusses how he got into wine grapes, his various roles in the wine industry, as well as how he managed his grapes. Gary also speaks about the education he received at UC Davis, as well as his grape growing philosophy as he was interested in the farming and economic aspects of the industry. Towards the end of the interview, Gary discusses how his life still revolves around the wine business— having to go to weekly meetings and tastings. He then goes on to speak about the “mystique” that makes wine so great and diverse, the Fuqua terroir (Red Hills, Jory soil, volcanic), and his perspective of the future of Oregon wine.This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at the Nicholson Library at Linfield College on May 6, 2019.
Florida lawyer, author and hemp farmer residing in Red Hills of Leon County, FL Jimmy Jenkins talks about his new book “Green Rush Fever” about the story of how his family small farming operation entered the Florida hemp industry in '19 and the success of the business! Jimmy earned his degree from the Univ. of Maryland, practiced criminal prosecution for several years and private practice representing clients in criminal defense and family law; later began work with a small publishing company in Florida and writing fulltime! Check out the amazing Jimmy Jenkins and his new book on all major platforms and www.jimmy-jenkins.com today! #jimmyjenkins #leoncountyflorida #author #lawyer #hempfarmer #greenrushfever #floridahempindustry #universityofmaryland #criminaldefense #familylaw #iheartradio #spreaker #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnerjimmyjenkins #themikewagnershowjimmyjenkins --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support
Florida lawyer, author and hemp farmer residing in Red Hills of Leon County, FL Jimmy Jenkins talks about his new book “Green Rush Fever” about the story of how his family small farming operation entered the Florida hemp industry in '19 and the success of the business! Jimmy earned his degree from the Univ. of Maryland, practiced criminal prosecution for several years and private practice representing clients in criminal defense and family law; later began work with a small publishing company in Florida and writing fulltime! Check out the amazing Jimmy Jenkins and his new book on all major platforms and www.jimmy-jenkins.com today! #jimmyjenkins #leoncountyflorida #author #lawyer #hempfarmer #greenrushfever #floridahempindustry #universityofmaryland #criminaldefense #familylaw #iheartradio #spreaker #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnerjimmyjenkins #themikewagnershowjimmyjenkins --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support
High School horse Boston Bracken continued to roll with his second win in a row at the Dixie Red Hills Am. High schoolers Cooper Jones and Kihei Akina were T2 one shot back. Bracken joins the pod.
Motif Red Hills Cabernet Sauvignon 2020-The Best $4.99 Of 2023?This is a Trader Joe's 5-buck Cabernet Sauvignon from a sub-AVA.$5 wines don't come from a single AVA much less a sub-AVA.So, what is up with this very cheap Cabernet Sauvignon?Check out https://cheapwinefinder.com/ and listen to the PODCAST for all the details.Check us out at www.cheapwinefinder.comor email us at podcast@cheapwinefinder.com
I am having a beautiful conversation with Da Kamahana. We are talking about Red Hills, spiritual tradition and little tease about music
With Christmas around the corner we put together a list of some of our favorite wines for the holidays. The Federal Reserve's aggressive interest rate hikes hasn't slowed the uptick in wine prices. It can be fairly easy to blow up your wine budget with just one or two bottles of splurge purchases. Most of the wines on our list can all be had for under $35. Searching for one wine that pleases everybody is a fools errand. It's invariably better to select a variety of wines, open them all at once and let your guest choose what they would like to drink. There are plenty of wines here to please even your most finnicky guests. Thanks for listening to our podcast and Happy Holidays.2019 Château Vitallis Pouilly-Fuissé Vielles Vignes - Father and son team Denis and Maxime Dutron use Chardonnay from their oldest parcels, some as old as 85 years of age to craft this beautiful White Burgundy. 100% Chardonnay, natural fermentation, left on the lees for a year, 70% stainless steel the rest in barrel. Taut and mineral, with green apple and grapefruit. A distinctive Macon that may bring the ABC (anything but Chardonnay) crowd back into the fold. $272019 Ramey Russian River Valley Chardonnay - In contrast to the former old world Chardonnay the Ramey's make a 100% Chardonnay using a plethora of the old world techniques. Whole cluster pressing, native yeast barrel fermentation, lees aging, malolactic fermentation and light fining sans filtering. Baked apple and pear notes complement the layers of savory oak and baking spice. Beautifully textured and balanced. $38 2021 Joel Gott Sauvignon Blanc - A perennial crowd pleaser the grapes for this Sauvignon Blanc are sourced from all over California. Its style remains remarkably consistent from year to year. Ripe melon and white peach aromas jump out of the glass. Lemon and lime flavors work well with the clean mineral finish. $122020 Michel Delhommeau “Harmonie” Muscadet Sèvre et Maine Sur Lie - Michel and Nathalie Delhommeau farm the Melon de Bourgogne grapes for their Muscadet in the volcanic rich soils of the Loire Valley in northwest France. After fermentation the wine spends 5 months “Sur Lie” (in the tank on the lees). Lemon, apple, fresh and vibrant with a bracing minerality and tingling acidity on the finish. This Muscadet calls out for fresh oysters on the half shell and other light seafood dishes. $17 2021 Quivira Rosé Wine Creek Ranch - Cranberries, rhubarb and strawberries aromas compliment the zippy acidity of this 70% Grenache, 11%Counoise, 9% Mourvèdre, 5% Petite Sirah blend. Made with organically grown grapes. $202020 Concerto Reggiano Lambrusco - Most of us have never served a dry red sparkling wine. Here's your chance to wow your guests. Concerto, made from 100% Lambrusco Salamino comes in an attractive bottle that is shaped like a bowling pin. The grapes are organically farmed. When poured into a glass you get a beautiful purple froth. Dark ruby red in color the wine taste of raspberry and strawberries with hints of licorice. It's completely dry on the palate with a fresh zippy clean finish. Serve it slightly chilled not cold. $30Frederic Magnien Crémant De Bourgongne Blanc De Noir - If you love Champagne but you need to watch your coins a bit more closely try exploring sparkling wines from other regions of France. French sparkling wines that use the traditional method and are made outside of the Champagne region are called Crémant. This 100% Pinot Noir from the Burgundy area can be served as an aperitif and also has the body and weight to be served throughout a meal. A light amber color, very fine bubbles, aromas of bing cherries and strawberry. Champagne quality without the sticker shock. $202019 Siduri Russian River Valley Pinot Noir - The consistency of the Siduri brand which was acquired by Jackson Family Wines several years ago continues unabated. Adam Lee may no longer be the winemaker but the assertive and beautiful Pinot Noir style he pioneered continues. Black cherry and spicy raspberry flavors on the palate, medium in length with good acidity. A very attractive entry level Pinot Noir. $302020 Bedrock Wine Co. Old Vine Zinfandel - Morgan Twain-Peterson crafts this deep ruby colored wine from old vineyards (some 100+ years old) throughout Sonoma County. Made with native yeast fermentation and aged in French and Austrian oak puncheons and foudres. In the glass black and red fruit, lavender and pepper aromas. On the palate black plums, a round texture with good acidity and length. Drink and enjoy this youthful Zinfandel now and do yourself a favor and save a few bottles for the next few years. $222019 Hess Collection Allomi Napa Valley Cabernet Sauvignon - This 79% Cabernet Sauvignon 9% Petite Sirah 5%Malbec 4% Merlot 3% Petit Verdot blend comes from the Allomi vineyard in Pope Valley of northeast Napa Valley. Black and blue fruit, tobacco and oak lead the way for this seemlessly integrated full bodied red. A cushy textured mouthfeel with a long finish. $302019 Obsidian Ridge Lake County Cabernet Sauvignon - 94% Cabernet Sauvignon 2% Petit Verdot 2%Malbec 1% Petite Sirah 1% Syrah. Grown in the volcanic rich soils of the Red Hills of Lake County the wine is aged for 18 months in Hungarian oak barrels. Black fruit, black cherry and vanilla, full bodied and tannic. $35 Show LInks:Best WinesColumbia Winery Tasking RoomLets talk with Maureen DowneyAMOS Electric Autonomous Tractor Tour Visits LodiMendoza declares emergency after late season frostFreak frost hits Argentinian vineyards as Mendoza declares emergencyE & J. Gallo Winery Announces Acquisition of Denner Vineyards in Paso Robles AVAhttps://www.sfchronicle.com/food/wine/article/carlo-trinchero-arrest-17584624.php
GUEST OVERVIEW: Jimmy Jenkins is a lawyer that comes from a family of farmers. They are currently harvesting hemp, which he is a big advocate for. He wrote Green Rush Fever in the Red Hills of North Florida because he felt a need to tell the story about how his family's small farming operation entered the nascent Florida hemp industry in 2019. Hemp seed can be used for cooking; its fiber is used in clothes and its stalk used in paper products.
Host Bob St.Pierre is joined by three Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever employees to chat about last weekend's upland bird hunting openers in Nebraska and Texas, while also previewing the November 12th opener in Kansas. Episode Highlights: • PF & QF Nebraska State Coordinator Kelsi Wehrman kicks off the conversation with a recap of her opening weekend in which she completed the state's “Upland Slam” by bagging a bobwhite quail and a ring-necked pheasant to go with a sharp-tailed grouse and greater prairie chicken taken earlier this autumn. Wehrman also talks about the need to pre-scout for quality habitat this season as the on-going drought has had a dramatic impact on some of the state's traditional upland destinations. • Texas Regional Representative Dustin McNabb echoes Wehrman's thoughts about the impact of the drought on habitat conditions and upland bird numbers. He also offers an entertaining story of a unique bobwhite quail and sandhill crane mixed bag and closes with a reminder that Texas is home to some big rattlesnakes . . . so come prepared. • Michael Coleman, PF & QF's conservation coordinator in Kansas' Red Hills, rounds out the episode with a preview of the Kansas pheasant and quail season set to open on Saturday, November 12th. Coleman joins Wehrman and McNabb with concerns about the on-going drought but offers a few tips where bird numbers may be stronger based upon better habitat conditions. There are many PF & QF chapter banquets being held around the country in conjunction with upland hunting seasons. Find a calendar of all PF & QF chapter banquets and events at www.PheasantsForeverEvents.org
My friend August Horstmann stopped by on a recent trip. We spent the day touring around the ranch, checking out my cows and seeing what the Red Hills are all about. August on Facebook Horstmann Cattle Co Website Horstmann cattle Co Instagram Grazed in America Livestock group Books: Cattle Kingdom Empire of the Summer Moon Dorito Effect ------------ RedHillsRancher.com My Patreon My Linktree --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ranching-reboot/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ranching-reboot/support
Sam from @redhillsoverland joins us to talk about his Man On The Streets duties at @overlandexpo PNW this weekend. Then we recap the @bearvalleyoverland run in Big Bear from the holiday weekend.
Born in Cypress Hall, a small town high atop the Red Hills of Kingston, Jamaica, Kamaal Jarrett, the Founder of Hillside Harvest, was taught to appreciate the simple things in life. Later, when his parents were deciding where in the United States to establish roots, they settled on Milton, Massachusetts, a small town nestled between Boston and the Great Blue Hill mountain range. Growing-up, Kamaal showed an inherent love for food; watching endless hours of PBS cooking shows and spending the summer hours with his Aunt Elaine in her Egleston Square bakery and Caribbean restaurant. And thus, Hillside Harvest was born. Kamaal joins Justin to discuss this delicious sauce brand.
Brian Alexander is a rancher from the Red Hills of Kansas and the host of the Ranching Reboot Podcast. He joined me to talk about a concept that comes up late in the Ranching For Profit school called Nature +1. We talk about what the concept is as well as the ways in which Corriente...
Brian Alexander is a rancher from the Red Hills of Kansas and the host of the Ranching Reboot Podcast. He joined me to talk about a concept that comes up late in the Ranching For Profit school called Nature +1. We talk about what the concept is as well as the ways in which Corriente cattle are a fulfilment of that concept.
Rachel Graham is a graduate of MC University where she acquired a Bachelor of Science in both entrepreneurship and marketing. She graduated as a presidential scholar with distinction, summa cum laude, entrepreneurship major of the year, 2021's honored graduate, and founded and captained the Dance Team which was placed under the Gulf South Conference as an official athletic organization.Rachel now works for USA Today Network and Local iQ as an Account Executive. After training in vaganova ballet for 15 years, Rachel began teaching ballet in 2017. She now continues to teach and train dancers at the Mississippi Metropolitan Dance Academy. She is excited to be competing in Miss Mississippi this June and cannot wait to represent her community on the stage!Rachel's SocialsPersonal IG: https://www.instagram.com/rachels__photos/ Titleholder IG: https://www.instagram.com/missredhills2022/ The Crown IRLInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/thecrownirl/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thecrownirlShelbyInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/shelby_lentz/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shelbylentzmusicMiss Southwest MIInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/missmisouthwest/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Miss-Southwest-Michigan-and-Miss-Sunset-Coast-Scholarship-Pageants-129488850409140Miss Americahttps://www.instagram.com/missamerica/
My friend and long time Red Hills Rancher fan Sean Faulkner made the trip down to the Red Hills to see my cows and ranch first hand. After touring around for several hours and checking in on my beaver ponds, we headed to the Eastes Media Studio to wrap up our day. Follow Sean on Facebook 4F's Ranch on Facebook Cornerhouse Cattle on Facebook --------------------------------------- My Patreon page My linktree --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ranching-reboot/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ranching-reboot/support
Luke Schone comes off a top-5 finish at Winterchamps to take the historic Red Hills Am by one over a stacked field. Schone joins the pod.
Nicole and Rosie are here to review the action from Red Hills at the weekend. Diarm was very pleased with himself for picking the winner in his podium picks. This show is kindly supported by Connolly's RED MILLS. Listen for free across all podcast platforms. Click here to take a listen to the preview show and hear all of our podium picks.
Brian Alexander, also known as the Red Hills Rancher on social media joins me to discuss his history in ranching and his ranch in the Red Hills of South Central Kansas. We talk about fire, grazing management, succession planning and much more! If you haven't heard of it, be sure to check out his podcast the Ranching Reboot Podcast wherever you listen to podcasts! Resources Mentioned: National Grazing Lands Coalition Stockman Grass Farmer Ranching for Profit Holistic Management Cleared Hot Podcast Working Cows Podcast Ag State of Mind Podcast A neighbor who is doing the what you want to do57 As always, check us out at Herd Quitter Podcast on Facebook and Instagram as well as at herdquitterpodcast.com. You can also check out Pharocattle.com for more information on how to put more fun and profit back into your ranching business!
The international event season is starting this weekend! Nicole is joined by Diarm and Rosie to preview the CCI4*-S taking place at Red Hills this weekend. They take a look at Prediction Centre and Eventing Manager before picking their all-important podiums! This show is kindly supported by Connolly's RED MILLS. Listen for free across all podcast platforms.
Our Outside EP.03: “Connecting through Diversity with Diana Prestigiacomo of SCDNR” | Presented by EUKANUBA SPORTING DOGAshley's first woodcock with Rose/ learning or teachable moments from Ashley's POV?GRN Fat Tuesday Announcement Pheasant Fest Announcement - Public Lands Stage and Path to the Uplands StageSouthern Environmental Law Center- Voices for Clean Water initiative: “What brings me to the water is the landscape of the Flint River in South Georgia and the Red Hills. These areas resonate with me because the river rests within a landscape important to bobwhite quail, which I pursue with my beloved string of bird dogs. I pray that we as a people will do what we must to save and conserve our public waters in order to pass along old and new traditions, love, and reverence of the outdoors to my children and their children after me.” —Durrell SmithAs co-founders of the Minority Outdoor Alliance, we want to support the Southern Environmental Law Center and the Voices for Clean Water initiative. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has proposed to undo the harmful Trump administration rule that removed federal Clean Water Act protections for countless crucial waterways and wetlands, opening the doors to pollution and destruction by industry, mining and development.Since the Trump administration's rule went into effect in June 2020, wetlands and waterways throughout the country lost protections and are now slated for industrial development. The impacts of this rule are far-reaching and people across our region are calling for a return to federal protections that reflect the value clean water plays in all our lives.LEARN MORE & TAKE ACTION by visiting https://www.southernenvironment.org/news/voices-for-clean-water/ Let's call back protections that honor the value of clean water in all of our lives, especially as we bring more and more unlikely and underrepresented groups to our public waters. More hands-on engagement helps uplift all our voices to help secure environmental victories and strengthen protections and policies around our beautiful country!Subscribe to MOA Newsletter at minorityoutdooralliance.org3rd pillar of conservationAllocation of wildlife by law. Wildlife is a public resource managed by government. As a result, access to wildlife for hunting is through legal mechanisms such as set hunting seasons, bag limits, license requirements, etc.About the episode with Diana P.Book Reference: What Nature Suffers to: Life, Labor, and Landscape on the Georgia Coast, 1680-1920 Mart A. StewartVirtual Guided Hike: Sassafras Mountain with Diana: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VmVQs3aYGoTopics of Discussion:How much public land access to Wildlife Management Areas is available for hunting and fishing?The hunting and fishing history of South Carolina.Data on demographic use of our public spaces that you could provide insight on?Some of the challenges or successes that the SCDNR has had in making more minorities aware of their public land access to hunting and fishing.Some of the questions or solutions the SCDNR has had in increasing minority participation in public land access? Contact SCDNR:Informacion@dnr.sc.gov
Can you generate electricity with hamster wheels? What was the Christmas carol beef this year? And what the FUCK is going on with Star Wars musical terminology?! -------- Ichthyosaur discovery: https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/news/2022/january/britains-largest-ever-ichthyosaur-is-discovered-rutland-water.html Dan Choral Piece of the Week: Cana's Guest, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ILLAlxtbiGw Carol World Cup: https://twitter.com/theevensongcup Murder by Numbers: https://store.steampowered.com/app/1140290/Murder_by_Numbers/ Jizz wailers: https://starwars.fandom.com/wiki/Jizz-wailer Our patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thewikicast -------- Email us at: spongyelectric@gmail.com Follow us on Twitter: @DanielJMaw @simonoxfphys This week's article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Hills_Wind_Farm Fan discord channel: https://discord.gg/SZu6e2F This episode was edited by the wonderful Fergus Hall! https://fergushallcomposer.com/about
Vigilance Red Hills AVA Sauvignon Blanc 2020-An Excellent California Sauv BlancRed Hills AVA is inside the Lake County AVA just north of Napa.For years they sold their grapes to other wineries.Today, excellent wineries are making terrific wine in Lake County.Vigilance is one of the brands from Shannon Ridge, a family-owned winery that is sustainably farmed and will be 100% certified organic by the summer of 2022.The grape clone used is the same as in parts of Bordeaux and New Zealand.But the Vigilance Red Hills AVA Sauvignon Blanc 2020-An Excellent California Sauv Blanc tastes like its own unique self.Check out www.cheapwinefinder.com and listen to the podcast for all the details!
==============Премиальные аксессуары из кожи от Red Hills. Онлайн-магазин Red Hills. Специальные условия по промокоду INDIGOANDPERMAFROSThttp://www.redhillscompany.com/shop https://instagram.com/redhillscompany===============Начало истории про одеяла и куртки из них:Часть 1.Часть 2.В этой 3 части - история компании Patrick Woolen Mills и еще один кусочек истории куртки макино.Для иллюстрации использованы музыкальные фрагменты, авторские права на которые принадлежат их законным владельцам:Леонид Утесов. Партизан Железняк.Подписывайся и слушай в Apple и Google подкастах, на Яндекс.Музыке и в Castbox.Пиши в Телеграм indigoandpermafrost или на почту indigoandpermafrost@gmail.com. Обязательно посмотри Инстаграм.Поддержать подкаст и выказать уважение автору можно, используя сервис Патреон.
The legendary Sage Asking from Askin Global Land and Livestock joins me in the Eastes Media studio for a sit down, face to face episode. Sage and I had spent most of the day together riding around on the ranch, looking at my cows and generally touring around the Red Hills. https://www.askinlandandlivestock.com/ https://www.facebook.com/askinlandandlivestock/ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ranching-reboot/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ranching-reboot/support
In this season 4 (sneak peak pt 2) bonus episode i will be talking about the 2 men killed at a total service station in Red hills with some raw videos/audio of the scene and the alleged reason behind the shooting shoutout//ig:@charmsbydior located in Kingston shoutout//ig:@boomaz_boomcornajuicenliqour located in Kingston --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/talkdatingz/message
==============Премиальные аксессуары из кожи от Red Hills. Онлайн-магазин Red Hills. Специальные условия по промокоду INDIGOANDPERMAFROSThttp://www.redhillscompany.com/shop ===============Герои этого выпуска:ПендлтонФилсон (чтобы посмотреть именно американскую версию сайта потребуется какой-нибудь простенький vpn)Вулрич (хотя и не достоин твоего внимания)Эпизод "Реклама и вечная мерзлота" часть 1 про адмирала Пири и часть 2 про адмирала Бёрда. И про рекламу. Ну и про Brown's Beach Jacket, конечно.Для иллюстрации использованы музыкальные фрагменты, авторские права на которые принадлежат их законным владельцам:California Girls, The Beach Boys, 1965. Подписывайся и слушай в Apple и Google подкастах, на Яндекс.Музыке и в Castbox.Пиши в Телеграм indigoandpermafrost или на почту indigoandpermafrost@gmail.com. Обязательно посмотри Инстаграм.Поддержать подкаст и выказать уважение автору можно, используя сервис Патреон.
Очень много историй вокгруг Гудзонова залива. Пушнина, Московиты, Великие озера, индейцы, Компания Гудзонова Залива, английские коллекционные одеяла HBC point blanket, шотландский тартан и еще множество кусочков, чтобы рассказать историю классической куртки макино в красно-черную клетку.Сериал Frontier (Граница), 2016 Эпизод про обувь, где рассказано про манки бутс.Трейлер третьего сезона. Тайная история Brown's Beach Jacket.Guitar: Donkey Riding, YouTube канал threelegsomanГ.Лонгфелло. Песнь о Гайавате, Пер. с англ. Бунина И. А. Рисунки американского художника Ремингтона, Москва, Детская лит-ра 1972 г.==============Премиальные аксессуары из кожи от Red Hills. Онлайн-магазин Red Hills. Специальные условия по промокоду INDIGOANDPERMAFROSThttp://www.redhillscompany.com/shop ===============Подписывайся и слушай в Apple и Google подкастах, на Яндекс.Музыке и в Castbox.Пиши в Телеграм indigoandpermafrost или на почту indigoandpermafrost@gmail.com. Обязательно посмотри Инстаграм.Поддержи подкаст и выкажи уважение автору, используя сервис Патреон.
(Previously aired 07/15) Join the Wine Thieves in Napa Valley this week for the first of a special two-part series on the "grand crus" of Napa Valley, that is, the very best vineyards, the historic and more recently famous sites that produce Napa's finest wines. Today we're going straight to the source to talk to the Napa Valley's, and probably all of California's, most famous grape grower, a man who has created as powerful a luxury brand as anyone in Napa without ever having bottled a single commercial wine of his own, Andy Beckstoffer, a name intimately associated with, and prominently displayed on, bottles of Napa's most expensive and sought-after wines.Andy Beckstoffer is one of the early and most important leaders in the evolution of the Napa Valley to a world-class grape-growing region. Beckstoffer To Kalon, Beckstoffer Georges the III, Beckstoffer Dr, Crane, and other important vineyard names on a bottle of wine sends a shiver down the spine of Napa Valley wine lovers, no matter what producer's name they're associated with, and the price is guaranteed to be premium. The story of how and why this came to be is worth a listen in itself. Today, Beckstoffer Vineyards owns and farms over 3,600 acres of top-quality grape-growing properties in three Northern California wine-growing regions – the Napa Valley, Mendocino County, and the Red Hills of Lake County. Join us for a frank conversation with Andy himself who will take us through his history in Napa Valley and how he came to develop an idiosyncratic business model that empowers the grower, self-regulates quality and may have contributed to the preservation of agricultural land in Napa Valley. Photo credit: Beckstoffer Vineyards, To KalonThis episode was created in partnership with Napa Valley Vintners.
Join the Wine Thieves in Napa Valley this week for the first of a special two-part series on the "grand crus" of Napa Valley, that is, the very best vineyards, the historic and more recently famous sites that produce Napa's finest wines. Today we're going straight to the source to talk to the Napa Valley's, and probably all of California's, most famous grape grower, a man who has created as powerful a luxury brand as anyone in Napa without ever having bottled a single commercial wine of his own, Andy Beckstoffer, a name intimately associated with, and prominently displayed on, bottles of Napa's most expensive and sought-after wines.Andy Beckstoffer is one of the early and most important leaders in the evolution of the Napa Valley to a world-class grape-growing region. Beckstoffer To Kalon, Beckstoffer Georges the III, Beckstoffer Dr, Crane, and other important vineyard names on a bottle of wine sends a shiver down the spine of Napa Valley wine lovers, no matter what producer's name they're associated with, and the price is guaranteed to be premium. The story of how and why this came to be is worth a listen in itself. Today, Beckstoffer Vineyards owns and farms over 3,600 acres of top-quality grape-growing properties in three Northern California wine-growing regions – the Napa Valley, Mendocino County, and the Red Hills of Lake County. Join us for a frank conversation with Andy himself who will take us through his history in Napa Valley and how he came to develop an idiosyncratic business model that empowers the grower, self-regulates quality and may have contributed to the preservation of agricultural land in Napa Valley. Photo credit: Beckstoffer Vineyards, To KalonThis episode was created in partnership with Napa Valley Vintners.
By the time Wayfarer arrives home to find a mysterious pillar constructed from bleach-white bone on his front lawn, it's clear to the rest of the team that all is not well within the Church of the Father. As The Union struggles to understand a new religious fervor overtaking the populace of Red Hills, The Father himself sits upon a golden throne in deepest space - watching and waiting. Cast: Akita Yama - Logan (@theninjathief) Arlu - Zach (@purplspacewitch) Gregg - Tony (@advanconltd) Lotus - Bailee (@ironicadventure) Sham - Rob (@cyberegg89) Wayfarer - Sofie G. (@wendigogodancer) Hosted by: June (@opalandjuniper) Made possible from support from: Tony Srimongkolkul, Tony S, Trish, Eli, Mike, Matthew, Bailee, Nicole, Maddie, Phil, Ashleh, Steph, Zak, Jack, Pamela, Jan, Cody, Michael, Robert, Gwynn, Ben C, Hunter, Ben A, Trans Fur Productions, Logan B, Zackary, Jesse, Case
NEW LISTENER FRIENDLY! NEW STORY ARC! Somewhere buried in the underbelly of the Martain colony called Red Hills, there lies a deep sickness. Has the Church of the Father arrived to purify The Union of those sins or turn our heroes into ashen martyrs? Also, someone's building a casino on the moon. Cast: Akita Yama - Logan (@theninjathief) Arlu - Zach (@purplspacewitch) Gregg - Tony (@advanconltd) Lotus - Bailee (@ironicadventure) Sham - Rob (@cyberegg89) Wayfarer - Sofie G. (@wendigogodancer) Hosted by: June (@opalandjuniper) Made possible from support from: Tony Srimongkolkul, Tony S, Trish, Eli, Mike, Matthew, Bailee, Nicole, Maddie, Phil, Ashleh, Steph, Zak, Jack, Pamela, Jan, Cody, Michael, Robert, Gwynn, Ben C, Hunter, Ben A, Trans Fur Productions, Logan B, Zackary, Jesse, Case
The Pat Conroy Literary Center and the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network proudly present executive director Jonathan Haupt in conversation with naturalist Susan Cerulean, author of the memoir I Have Been Assigned the Single Bird. "In her tender and wise memoir chronicling both her end-of-life care for her octogenarian father and her stewardship of seabirds on an isolated Florida island, Susan Cerulean brings to the fore the responsibilities and rewards of bearing witness to and advocating for delicate lives in transition. I Have Been Assigned the Single Bird is both elegy and call to action, a beautiful remembrance of a life now gone from this earth and an impassioned plea to serve as caregivers to that same earth and its myriad creatures."--Southern Review of Books GUEST: Susan Cerulean is a writer, naturalist, and activist based in Tallahassee, Florida. Her nature memoir Tracking Desire: A Journey after Swallow-tailed Kites (Georgia) was named an Editors' Choice title by Audubon magazine. Her many other books include UnspOILed: Writers Speak for Florida's Coast, coedited with Janisse Ray and A. James Wohlpart, and Between Two Rivers: Stories from the Red Hills to the Gulf, coedited with Janisse Ray and Laura Newton. She is a founding member and former director of the Red Hills Writers Project and was named Environmental Educator of the Year by the Governor's Council for a Sustainable Florida. HOST: Jonathan Haupt is the executive director of the Pat Conroy Literary Center and co-editor of Our Prince of Scribes: Writers Remember Pat Conroy.
Senior player Shane Flowers reversed the recent youth trend in Utah golf by winning the Dixie Red Hills Amateur over, you guessed it, Boston Bracken and Cooper Jones. Flowers joins the pod, with an assist from little brother Brandon and The Killers.
Blissful Hiker discovers that if you have the energy, the daylight and the weather is good, you should always try to get some distance while the getting's good. In this episode:Blissful is up before dawn and has Purple Top in the Richmond Range of the Te Araroa all to herself. Then she dives back into a deep valley to walk up the Wairoa River, sidling its steep, crumbly banks and using the water itself as a trail.The next day is in a transformed environment of the Red Hills, magnesium rich desert-like landscape still filled with dozens of rushing streams to cross.Her friends catch up and convince her to push hard and continue to Red Hills Hut while the weather is good and there's still time. It's good she moved forward as the weather begins to turn just as she arrives in St. Arnaud to pick up a resupply. MUSIC: MUSIC: Poema del Pastor Coya by Angel Lasala as played by Alison Young, flute and Vicki Seldon, pianoSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/blissfulhiker)
Jenna White of The Dundee Hotel shows off the amazing renovation that took place in the former Inn at Red Hills space. We highlight the best hotel options in the Willamette Valley and maybe have an anecdote or two... Part of Oregon wants to secede Adelshiem's 50th Anniversary video series is cool and... Wandavision! https://thedundee.com https://www.patreon.com/hosbrutality --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hosbrutality/support
Karen & Rob get to know International XC course designer Mike Etherington-Smith. Mike shares great insight into his career and advice to aspiring designers. this is a must listen for any eventing fan!Please support our Sponsors:https://thishorseinsurance.com/https://cowboymagic.com/https://manentailequine.com/https://exhibitorlabs.com/https://www.triplecrownfeed.com/https://equilume.com/https://landing.redingoteequestrian.com/mleSign up for our mailing list!:https://mailchi.mp/b232b86de7e5/majorleagueeventingllc?fbclid=IwAR2Wp0jijRKGwGU3TtPRN7wMo-UAWBwrUy2nYz3gQXXJRmSJVLIzswvtClECheckout the Major League Eventing store!https://www.majorleagueeventing.com/shop
Jon and Rick discuss results from the weekend events as well as the status of the Land Rover Kentucky Three day Event. Then they sit down with Fraser Duffy from Fernhill Sporthorses to have discussion about his career and what Fernhill is all about. Pan American games team gold medalist Shannon Lilley joins the guys next. They talk about her recent move from California to the east coast and what else she's been up to. It's another fun show with the guys and some great guests!
I read from the same script that i made my ducktown video on, just minus the pictures! for those wishing to make a donation, head over to my patreon @https://www.patreon.com/Oldhistory, or subscribe to the podcast! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/oldhistory/support
ESPN 97.7 FM Sports Radio's Devin Dixon joins Paul on the live show on ESPN 700 to celebrate Dixie Red Hills and the Dixie Am with head pro Allen Orchard. Skyline HS coach Kenny James breaks down his great team's win at 5A State. Lucas Schone joins the show to talk about his 4A win. Utah Golf Foundation's Megan Huntsman on the Youth on Course 100 Hole Hike and growing up with Dixie Red Hills.
The StoryThe Two Angels Petite Sirah 2017 is a wine I found at Costco for $9.99 sourced from vineyards in the Red Hills sub-AVA of the Lake County AVA north of Napa in Northern California.This is a fairly new wine brand, the 2017 vintage is their third vintage for this label. Red Hills AVA is an interesting growing region. It is located on the southwest corner of Clear Lake with most of the vineyards planted above 2,000 feet in the Mayacamas Mountains.You have high-altitude growing with intense sunlight, volcanic soils, and a variety of micro-climates caused by the elevation and the lake. Lake County is north of Napa and many wine drinkers forget that it's there, But Lake County is an important growing region and producer for value-priced, quality wine.I always maintain that you can successfully choose a wine by its label and the Two Angels Petite Sirah 2017 is a prime example. The label is a drawing from the year 1591 depicting 2 drunken angels. There is a link above from the producer explaining the label.The 2017 vintage is the current vintage which gives this relatively inexpensive Red a good bit of bottle age. This Petite Sirah was aged in French oak barrels for 9 Months with 20% of the barrels being new oak.Oak barrel is something of a math problem with this percentage of new oak barrels and this other section using second use barrels and another amount using 3rd use barrels. It is very important to get the flavoring precisely right, along with getting the wine ready for sale in a timely manner.Petite Sirah is a grape created in the late 1800s by a man named Durif. This was a time when France was having a major problem with disease and pests in the vineyards. Petite Sirah was put together to use in place of Syrah grapes which were having repeated tough vintages.By the time the grape had successfully stabilized, the issues with the Syrah grape subsided and the need for Petite Sirah disappeared. It would have been forgotten but it somehow made its way to Australia (where it is known and Durif) and to California where the grape has had a recent renaissance. It is very popular in Red blends and often added to Zinfandel wines. The alcohol content is a stout 14.3%.Two Angles Petite Sirah 2017The color is a deep, dark, opaque purple. The nose is extracted ripe fruit and spice, there is toasted vanilla, black cherry, a smokey, meaty note, light herbs, and plums.This Petite Sirah is both silky smooth and bold, rich, and spicy. It starts with blackberry, licorice, and a healthy slap of Altoids spice. The mid-palate adds peppermint, vanilla cream, sour cherry, chocolate powder, and then some more spice. This is a big, bold, tasty wine.The tannins are sweet, they actually get a little lost with all the flavors popping up in your glass. The acidity does a good job of supporting the multitude of flavors and allowing them to unfold.The SummaryThe Two Angels Petite Sirah 2017 is a party in your glass. I am drinking it on a hot and humid August night and it seems a little out of place for summer drinking. But just wait until the nights cool down and the Two Angels will be right at home.Some times a ten buck wine can have its edges knock-offed, kind of dumbed down to appeal to a wider audience. The Two Angels give you the full experience, this is a wine that does not hold back. It has balance, but it is big and bold.This wine sells for $9.99 at Costco, but it is selling on the internet for around $24. So when I say it does not taste like a ten dollar wine that is because except for Costco the Two Angels Petite Sirah 2017 is an upscale wine.If you don't have a Costco membership give your neighbor a twenty and see if they won't pick up a couple of bottles for you. Promise to share it with them.
From the Bayou to the Red Hills, Chris shares his story of stepping out in faith. Chris shepherds the Hub Church in Thomasville, Georgia. Find out how God touched his life at a young age and worked through a struggling marriage. Chris explains how God has taught him to get out of his comfort zone and follow His lead. If you want to learn how to tap into the power of the Holy Spirit and be able to hear God's voice more clearly, you'll love hearing this story. To learn more about Chris' church, go to www.thehubthomasville.com www.revealedpodcast.orgCustom website design and sound engineering by our Helluva engineer, William HamilCustom artwork by Grayson Durham
Помимо всех этих шляп, кепок, шапок, подтяжек, сумок, кошельков, носков и ремней, в эпизоде есть арии, песни, фильмы, сериалы и даже стендап-комедия 50-летней выдержки.Упомянутые в Эпизоде магазины и бренды:Магазин Tweed Hat https://tweedhat.ru/Sterkowski https://sterkowski.comМагазин The Hat Company https://thehatcompany.com/8-mensТвердь http://twerd-mfg.com/Red Hills http://www.redhillscompany.com/PigeonTree https://www.pigeontreecrafting.com/Tanner Goods https://www.tannergoods.com/Red Moon на Okayamadenim https://www.okayamadenim.com/collections/redmoonMasterpiece http://master-piece.co.jp/en/Сhup Socks https://chupsocks.com/ А также упомянутые фильмы и сериалы:В бой идут одни "старики" https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/25108/Леон https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/389/Крошка Абнер /Li'l Abner https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/29583/Острые козырьки https://www.kinopoisk.ru/series/716587/Федора https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/152658/Трилби https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/157471/Индиана Джонс и последний крестовый поход https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/472/Касабланка https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/330/Вавилон-Берлин https://www.kinopoisk.ru/series/891441/Фарго https://www.kinopoisk.ru/film/402/Звездный путь /Star Trek https://www.kinopoisk.ru/series/229272/В Инстаграме подборка фотографий к этому Эпизоду.Помимо Apple и Google подкастов, можно слушать на Яндекс.Музыке, в Castbox, и SoundСloudПисать в директ indigoandpermafrost в Инстаграм или на почту indigoandpermafrost@gmail.com
In the midst of recovering from time-travel trauma, the Weirdos go their separate ways. On the hunt to rescue a runaway teenager, Sham uncovers mystery after mystery entangling him in the newly-developed drug trade of Red Hills. Meanwhile, Gregg investigates a sinkhole and finds sights beyond his wildest dreams. Cast: Akita Yama - Logan (@theninjathief) Arlu - Zach (@purplspacewitch) Gregg - Tony (@advanconltd) Sham - Rob (@cyberegg89) Wayfarer - Sofie G. (@wendigogodancer) Hosted by: Jay (@_jayhi5) Made possible from support from: Tony Srimongkolkul, Tony S, Trish, Eli, Mike, Matthew, Bailee, Nicole, Maddie, Phil, Ashleh, Steph, Zak, Jack, Pamela, Jan, Cody, Michael, Robert, Gwynn, Ben C, Hunter, Ben A, Trans Fur Productions, Logan B, Zackary, Jesse
Every week it's my goal to share a story of someone's journey through their life and financial vineyard. We take you from their roots, to the journey of their vines, and the influences in the air that helped craft their delicious lives. Like wine, life and finances have different palettes that should be celebrated and not judged. We hope that you enjoy today's show with Patty Hamilton Rogers, who is a blast from the past and then some. Patty is at the core of my vineyard formation and you're gonna hear some of the ways that she, as a another woman, really helped influence the creation of my vineyard. As we continue to celebrate women's history month, you're also gonna hear a few tips in there about why it's so important to get out and vote, some of the changes that Patty went through as she was developing her vineyard, and some of the exploration that she's gone on and figuring out exactly who she is today. So we encourage you to sit on back drink your favorite wine, there were certainly a few good ones mentioned in this podcast, and enjoy the show! Patty’s Wine Pick - Josh Cellars WineryABOUT JOSH“In 2005, I was in the wine cellar with a friend, someone who happened to be a 3rd generation Sonoma grape grower. We were tinkering around with a new wine that we sourced from a rugged volcanic vineyard in the Red Hills of Lake County California. We were reminiscing about our fathers, and it reminded me of how my Dad used to tinker around the garage, rebuilding old stock cars with his friends. That rich, approachable wine that we tried back then defines the style and quality that we try to replicate each vintage at Josh Cellars, wines that are bold and expressive, but unassuming and approachable. Funny how it reminds me of someone. Amy’s Wine PickLakewood VineyardLakewood Farm is located on the west side of Seneca Lake, with east-facing slopes gently leading down to the shores. Owned and operated by the Stamp family since 1951, the vineyard’s first grapes were sold to Welch's Grape Juice Company in 1955. As the economic climate for small commercial grape producers became challenging, the Stamps took the next step and began producing and selling wine made from their grapes. As the wines produced at Lakewood Vineyards gained recognition, so did the acreage in grapes increase—from 45 in 1988 to 80 in production today, with 10 newly planted. Lakewood Farm is still the main source of grapes for Lakewood Vineyards wines and supplies 15 varieties. Looking Forward The vineyard crew practices careful management of the vines and land, with a focus on sustainable practices, including composting, mulching and use of cover crops. THIS EPISODE WAS PRESENTED BY Amy Irvine AND IN COLLABORATION WITH The Seneca Lake Wine Trail (https://senecalakewine.com/) AMY IRVINE ROOTED PLANNING GROUP 10 EAST MARKET STREET CORNING NY 14830 WWW.ROOTEDPG.COM (https://www.rootedpg.com/) EMAIL: AMY@ROOTEDPG.COM
While a cunning demon is stealing the team's souls, a portal to a hellish dimension has cracked open the sky. The Martian colony of Red Hills has become overrun with monstrous demons! The people's only hope? A journeyman construction worker named Gregg G. Schmidts. Cast: Akita Yama - Logan (@theninjathief) Arlu - Zach (@purplspacewitch) Gregg - Tony (@advanconltd) Sham - Rob (@cyberegg89) Wayfarer - Sofie G. (@wendigogodancer) Made possible from support from: Tony Srimongkolkul, Tony S, Trish, Eli, Mike, Matthew, Bailee, Nicole, Maddie, Phil, Ashleh, Steph, Zak, Jack, Pamela, Jan, Cody, Michael, Robert, Gwynn, Ben C, Hunter, Ben A, Trans Fur Productions, Logan B, Zackary, Jesse
Another word from Pastor Aaron!
This interview is with Gary Fuqua, of Fuqua Vineyards. In this interview, Gary discusses how he got into wine grapes, his various roles in the wine industry, as well as how he managed his grapes. Gary also speaks about the education he received at UC Davis, as well as his grape growing philosophy as he was interested in the farming and economic aspects of the industry. Towards the end of the interview, Gary discusses how his life still revolves around the wine business— having to go to weekly meetings and tastings. He then goes on to speak about the “mystique” that makes wine so great and diverse, the Fuqua terroir (Red Hills, Jory soil, volcanic), and his perspective of the future of Oregon wine. This interview was conducted by Rich Schmidt at the Nicholson Library at Linfield College on May 6, 2019.
Brian Alexander, a Rancher from the Red Hills of Kansas joins me to give an update on his strip grazing experiment. We talk about changes in the land, changes in the cattle, and Brian's sense of how the experiment is going so far.
Leah Payne is a mother, professor, podcaster, and calls Red Hills her home church. Listen as she she talks about healing generational divides.
Understanding Wine: Austin Beeman's Interviews with Winemakers
Winemaker David Bellows discusses the three clones of Pinot Noir grown on the Vidon Vineyard Estate with Austin Beeman. Owned & operated by Don & Vicki Hagge since 1999, Vidon Vineyard is a LIVE certified sustainable vineyard and winery located in the countryside of Newberg, Oregon. They are situated in the Chehalem Mountains AVA at an elevation between 400 and 500 feet facing south towards the Red Hills of Dundee. Don and Vicki Hagge purchased the land in 1999, planted the vines, harvest the fruit, make the wine and sell it out of the winery. They believe winemaking begins in the vineyard and are proud of the Oregon wines that this Chehalem Mountains vineyard produces on an annual basis. www.austinbeeman.com
With less than a week to go before horses starting arriving in the Kentucky Horse Park there is a tapering off in their fitness work with just some final hacking and gymnastics ahead of what is a long road trip for most competitors, American Caroline Martin will be heading north from her winter base in Ocala Florida this weekend with two rides; Islandwood Captain Jack and Danger Mouse. For this leading under-25 rider it will be her fourth trip to the park but this time her partners are two different and relatively young horses at 10 years old so her expectations are for clean performances that will be career building as she eyes the long view with world championships and Olympic Games in her sights. Both horses have had the ideal preparation with easy rides at the Carolina Horse Park and Red Hills to test their fitness but the rolling hills of the Kentucky Blue Grass will be the ultimate test. Caroline has been training with 5-time Olympic Show Jumper Anne Kursinski (as well as dressage trainer Betsy Steiner and US Team Coach Eric Duvander) making sure she has all the i’s dotted and t’s crossed for the only five star event in North America and Chris also spoke with Anne about the difference in training eventers and event horses in pure show jumping. We will be at the event with live coverage and exclusive interviews on our Facebook Page so be sure to follow us there. For show notes and related links for this episode click HERE. For more conversations from the world of women’s sport including articles, blogs, videos and podcasts visit wispsports.com. WiSP Sports is the World’s Largest Podcast Network for Women’s Sport with more than 20 hosts, 1000+ episodes across 30+ shows and a global audience of over 2 million. WiSP Sports is on all major podcast players. Follow WiSP Sports on social media @WiSPsports. Contact us at info@wispsports.com.
First segment - 6pm EST- Vonne Cade - Mentor, Motivator, Musician, Entrepreneur Second segment - 6:30pm EST - Jackie Hunter - Author of Lost in the Red Hills of Mars Find out more about this show at www.Sharvette.com
Extra Special Brews - Episode 1: Red Hills Brewing Hosted by Steven Spears and Wil Cushman, it's the inaugural episode of ESB, the podcast where you get to experience the folks behind your favorite local breweries in a relaxed, candid and real light. We kick back on the office futon with Eric Baumann and Joe Pilleteri, head brewer and owner respectively, of Red Hills Brewing in Homewood, AL. The conversation leads to how they came to make the leap to open a brewery and why they chose Homewood, their thoughts on the current state of the beer industry, the origin of the beer names, the disappearance and reemergence of Wil, how they stay motivated, and much more. Find us on social media @extraspecialbrews
Here's the Full Highlights: http://ridgelightranch.com/podcast-17-georgia-okeeffe/ We Chat about: Who was she? What were her paintings like? Why study her? Did you miss something? Here are some of the things we mention: School of Art Institute of Chicago Espionage Act of 1917 Arthur Wesley Dow (greatly influenced O'Keeffe's early work) Alfred Stieglitz (O'Keeffe's patron and then husband) Value- one of the 7 Elements of Art Modern Art Movements: Precisionsim, Futurism, Constructivism, Cubism, and Surrealism Georgia O'Keeffe Museum (I love you guys!! Thank you for allowing me to use your images in my lesson!) O'Keeffe's Art we Mentioned: The Georgia O'Keeffe Museum of Art's collection of O'Keeffe's Work is a great place to see O'Keeffe's work! Series 1, White and Blue Flower Shapes, 1919 Abstraction White Rose, 1927 Turkey Feather with Horseshoe, II – 1935 Stump in Red Hills – 1940 Untitled (Grapes) 1901-02 Untitled (seated figure) 1901-02
When wine label monsters attack – or just stare back – do you still buy the wine? The ladies engage in a little wine label bottle babble this week, keeping it light while exploring the – um – darker or sillier side of wine labels. We also mange to jam in a factoid about a California appellation, launch our new book club, draw a Patreon winner, and announce our first ever W25 Happy Hour next month in Portland at Vault Martini. Lots to cover, so pour a glass, click play, and join the fun! Cheers ~ Show notes at WineTwoFive.com Wine Labels, Red Hills AVA, Dawn's Dream, Assobio, Patreon Perks, Book Club
It's More Weekend Monday at Utah Golf Daily, where we take a look back at the weekend that was in Utah golf. We report on the Dixie Red Hills Amateur, the Nibley Park 2 Man Best Ball, the Utah Junior Golf Association Winter Classic, the University of Utah at the ASU Invitational, and the USGA Four Ball Qualifier. Garrett Clegg and Bill Walker join host Paul Pugmire.
The former owner of Premier Cru wines a now defunct retailer in Berkeley, California has pled guilty to running a wine Ponzi scheme and has cut a deal with federal prosecutors. There's gold in those hill. At least that's what famed grape growers Andy and David Beckstoffer are hoping for as they work to raise the quality and notorietyof grapes grown in the Red Hills of Lake County, California.The Soberanes Creek fire continues to burn causing lots of concern for residents and farmers in Monterey County. There have also been a number of wildfires in Europe. Adam Teeter pens an informative post on understanding tannins in red wine. Here's a good post to show what organic farmers battle through to provide us with a healthier product. John Fodera has just posted a comprehensive report on currentChianti wines. If you're a fan of Chianti Classico it's a must read. As always thanks for listening and please tell a friend.
Please Join Us Live, or listen in to the archived recording, at your leisure here at Blog Talk Radio. Hosted this week by Stacy R. Webb, discussing new DNA FB group, news new discoveries for the Nancy Johnson Gowans League and Labor 1934 Law Suit naming 97 previously undocumented heirs. We will be discussing the heirs mentioned and relatives at Sam Houston's Grand Cane Plantation (Talihana Rogers Cherokee Settlement) later known as Ironwood, and now Clark Texas in Liberty Co. Family included : Stephen Breakinridge, Thomas, Sarah, Anne, Araminta, and a William not named on Thomas Goins 1826 will filed Lafayette Parish, La. Newly discovered brother for Thomas and children who belonged to Nancy, but were not obviously also the children of Thomas Goins d. 1826 Lafayette Parish, La. Goins Book, new discoveries concerning Wm Billy Powell, Jr. better known as the resistence leader of the Seminole Indians, Osceola, his family and newly discovered nephew Oceola, Nikkanochee "Prince of Econchatti son of Econchatti-Mico, King of the Red Hills, In Florida" sometimes confused with his Uncle. After his uncles death, now an orphan the son of great leader who, after his death at Fort Moultrie was adopted by a philanthropist and taken to England for his safety. The family also sponsored the great painter Caitlin, who painted 100s of portraits of famous Indians. Little Nikkanochee who spent everday at the New Egyptian Museum in London studying the portraits of his family and kinsmen. Guest: Kevin Slaten who will discuss his Redbone heritage and his master's in American History.
Lou Mallory of Natchez grew up on a small farm in the Red Hills of Georgia. In the episode, she recalls how the family barely survived raising cotton, but were happy none the less. She explains that her father used to make syrup from sugar cane as a way to earn extra money. She remembers eating a lot of syrup when there was not much else. Mallory learned to sew her own dresses out of necessity. She became a seamstress as an adult and her tailor shop was a Natchez fixture for 45 years until she retired in 1998. (photo of sugar cane mill: The Florida Center for Instructional Technology, Univ. of South Florida)
Sadie and Lacie kick off the New Year as Sadie reflects back to her time spent in Liberia back in 1971. If you are interested for more of Sadie's adventure in that country check out RED HILLS, GREEN VINES AND DRIED MONKEY MEAT FOR DINNER.
Sadie and Lacie kick off the New Year as Sadie reflects back to her time spent in Liberia back in 1971. If you are interested for more of Sadie's adventure in that country check out RED HILLS, GREEN VINES AND DRIED MONKEY MEAT FOR DINNER.
MIT OCW: 21M.542 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Musical Time, IAP 2010
MIT OCW: 21M.542 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Musical Time, IAP 2010
MIT OCW: 21M.542 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Musical Time, IAP 2010
MIT OCW: 21M.542 Interdisciplinary Approaches to Musical Time, IAP 2010
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