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This week, host Vance Crowe and guest Rob Sharkey discuss the January WASDE report from USDA, where corn and soybean stocks were underreported, raising questions about potential manipulation.The episode also covers the continuous rise in egg prices, giving a thorough analysis of the causes.The conversation delves into the H1-B visa program, meant to supply agricultural workers where there's a shortage of American labor. However, there are concerns about the dependence on undocumented workers in U.S. agriculture, questioning what might happen to dairy production and other outputs if immigration laws become stricter.Legacy Interviews - A service that records individuals and couples telling their life stories so that future generations can know their family history. https://www.legacyinterviews.com/experienceRiver.com - Invest in Bitcoin with Confidence https://river.com/signup?r=OAB5SKTP

Rob Sharkey aka the Shark Farmer discusses his journey of building a media platform and farming. He will be the keynote speaker at the 2025 Annual Meeting of the Tri-County Cattlemen.

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Rob Sharkey, The Shark Farmer, had a unique and challenging start to his current business venture. On this episode of "Think Big, Do Good," Rob shares his personal story about overcoming obstacles on his family operation and an important message about paying it forward for those who follow in your footsteps. Subscribe to our channel so you don't miss upcoming episodes of Think Big, Do Good!! Host: Janet Adkison, Missouri Farm Bureau Director of Public Affairs Guest: Rob Sharkey, The Shark Farmer Producer: Natalie Ayers, Missouri Farm Bureau Video & Audio Media Specialist

Rob Sharkey is a risk taker and out-of-the-box thinker. Better known by his digital alias, The SharkFarmer, Rob is an Illinois grain farmer, owner of a whitetail deer hunting outfitter, podcast & radio show host, and host of multiple TV shows on RFD-TV and PBS.More SharkFarmer: https://sharkfarmer.com/Find More of Us Here: WebsiteInstagramTwitterFacebookTikTokYouTube

This week's edition of the Terry's Talkin' podcast with cleveland.com and Plain Dealer columnist Terry Pluto, and host David Campbell: The Guardians are tied for first heading into Wednesday night's game at Minnesota. How are they doing this? Why Emmanuel Clase has the best stuff of any reliever Terry has seen since … Jose Mesa? And speaking of comparisons, Shane Bieber's curveball has Terry thinking about another Cleveland pitcher of lore; What the Browns can do for a backup to Jacoby Brissett; Mike Brown's hire with the Sacramento Kings and what it means about culture, and why the Cavaliers are in a good place with their culture, and their young roster; Is Ohio State's Malaki Branham, out of St. Vincent-St. Mary High School, a good fit with the Cavs in Thursday night's NBA Draft 2022? Terry's Faith & You column this week, about the remarkable life of a man named Rob Sharkey; And some Hey, Terry! questions about what Franmil Reyes can do to get hot again in his return to the Guardians; would Colin Kaepernick make sense for the Browns if Deshaun Watson is suspended; and whether Kevin Love will be back with the Cavaliers for the 2022-23 season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Have you ever sat in your tractor at the edge of the field with an invisible force holding you back and thought “How am I going to make it through today?”Lesley Kelly's husband Matt has lived with such anxiety.For many years it fueled him.Eventually, it became too much to bear alone.It took great courage to share his story on social media.In the end, it changed their lives, and the lives of many others.There are very few that went before them.Now the conversation about mental health in ag has changed.Terry and Holden continue that conversation with Lesley on Season 4, Episode 9 of the  Growing the Future Podcast.Lesley is known as “High Heels and Canola Fields” on social media.She is a farmer, public speaker, Co-Founder of The Do More Agriculture Foundation, and co-host of the “What the Farm Podcast” along with Rob Sharkey .This episode will flood you with emotions as we can already relate to the struggles that Lesley, Terry, and Holden have faced. In this episode, you will learn:Why is Lesley passionate about sharing their mental health story?Lesley's background in farmingLesley's social media influenceHow to deal with the stigma and feelings of mental healthHow can parents can help their kids when struggling?Why is it so hard to talk about mental health?How are schools dealing with student's mental healthWhat is the finger exercise and what is it good for?How to be self aware when it comes to your mental healthWhat happened the first time Lesley opened up on social media about mental health?How you can help those struggling with their mental health?What is self care? How should one practice it?Succession plans that include mental healthLesley's dad and the impact he made on the community Connect with Lesley: Website:https://highheelsandcanolafields.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/lesleyraekellyFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/highheelsandcanolafieldsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/highheelsandcanolafields/Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAv8ctmfnYIN2BTOi4I5rxg Shop Lesley's merch here: https://highheelsandcanolafields.com/shop/ Aberhart Family of Companies:https://aberhartagsolutions.cahttps://aberhartfarms.comhttps://suregrowth.cahttps://www.convergencegrowth.com Connect with us on AGvisorPro: https://link-app.agvisorpro.com/aberhart-dan If you want to be part of the Growing the Future community, make sure to say hi on social at: https://linktr.ee/Growingthefuturepodcast You are never alone help is a call away: National Crisis Centre: 1-800-784-2433Child/Youth Crisis Line: 250-723-2040Mental Health Line: 211 or 211.caKids Help Phone: 1-800-668-6868

Grab your beach towel and sunscreen because we're headed to the ocean...oh wait. He's not actually a shark farmer, just one of the greatest agriculture communications experts in the business and he lives in Illinois. In this episode we talk to Rob Sharkey, a farmer, journalist, and host of a variety of radio, podcast and tv shows! Everyone in agriculture has a story to tell and Rob has made it his goal in life to use his platform to give farmers a voice to share their stories of inspiration, innovation, and triumph. If you have an interest in learning how to better communicate your story this podcast is for you. Just give a listen! You have no-fin to lose!

In February Dr. Abbey Wick and I had the chance to attend a really unique event you may have heard of called Agronomy on Ice. This is an annual event on Devils Lake, North Dakota. Picture several ice houses and hundreds of people on a frozen lake in below zero temperatures who all just want to talk about agriculture and have a great time, and you'll have the basic idea. “If you've ever been to an ag show and they have booths and you walk down the alleys and you can stop and talk to people, think of that same concept only you're on a lake in North Dakota, in February, and instead of booths, you're in an ice house…..And the whole point is to treat it like a meeting, you come in see what is in the house and you start making connections.” - Jason Hanson The folks at Anheuser Busch were kind enough to let us set up shop in their ice house and host a series of casual conversations about soil health. We hear a few highlights from three of those conversations in this episode, which include Agronomy On Ice founder and Rock'N Roll Agronomy independent agronomist Jason Hanson, his Agronomist Happy Hour podcast co-host, Kyle Okke, the one and only Shark Farmer Rob Sharkey, Anheuser Busch Agronomy Manager Nikki Bylin, and Scott Bylin who farms in Northeast North Dakota also happens to be Nikki's husband. The day was filled with laughter, great conversation, food, and a whole lot of fun. “It's absolutely great. It's one of those things that's hard to explain...You look at it from the outside and you say, we're drinking beer, we're eating food. It looks like you're tailgating. I don't really see a lot of handouts or actual seminars... but the reality is you show up and you start meeting people, you start talking and you get into conversations…You make connections with people. You probably wouldn't have made in other settings and you probably learn more than you realize.” - Kyle Okke Throughout the day, we kept having people like Jason and Kyle pop in and sit down with us for a few minutes to talk about soil in their areas. Because as we know everyone's area and farm is unique. Our speakers shared what soil health means to their operation and customers. “Soil health is everything and it means a lot of things.….if you're not paying attention to your soil health, and you're not doing things to maintain good soils and good land, you're going to fall behind and you're not going to be profitable. You're not even going to be economically sustainable at where crop prices are.” - Kyle Okke This Week on Soil Sense: Enjoy hearing some of the conversations that happened at Agronomy on Ice 2022 Listen to “hallway conversations” with Agronomy on Ice founder and Rock'N Roll Agronomy independent agronomist Jason Hanson, his Agronomist Happy Hour podcast co-host, Kyle Okke, the one and only Shark Farmer Rob Sharkey, and Anheuser Busch Agronomy Manager Nikki Bylin and her husband farmer Scott Bylin Connect with Soil Sense Soil Sense Initiative Soil Sense Podcast is hosted by Tim Hammerich of the Future of Agriculture Podcast.

Rob Sharkey "Shark Farmer" joins Jason Dannelly this week on Priming the Pump from Ag Spray Equipment. Rob Sharkey, known in digital circles as The Shark Farmer, hosts a variety of programs revolving around the world of agriculture. He has several podcasts, a show on RFDTV, a radio show on SiriusXM Satellite radio and a new show starting on PBS. Rob stays busy but is always entertaining so we appreciate him joining us on the show.

SHOW NOTES INTRODUCING ANNA LINK! As an entrepreneur, I really appreciate people who go out and seize opportunities.  Actually, people who create their own opportunities are the ones that impress me most of all. Our guest today, Anna Link, did just that, and that is how she wound up being on this show.  Anna reached out to me and another agricultural podcast host, Rob Sharkey, on Twitter and requested to be a podcast guest.  I had her send me an email and let me know what she has been doing in the FFA, and it was a no-brainer.  I booked her on the show right away. Creating her own opportunities seems to be a character trait of Anna's, as requesting to be a guest on this show is certainly not the only time that she has done this.  Anna raises Hereford hogs, and she does so because they are so underrepresented in the show pig world.  But she did not stop there.  She started a Facebook group for people with Hereford hogs in Missouri.  That group has grown and now has spread across state lines. Anna also took the initiative to be part of the 4H as well as the FFA, as her parents were not pushing her to go that direction, she lives in town and does not have a farm.  Those efforts have led her in a good direction though, and she found herself serving as her chapter's president as well as her area's reporter. Enjoy this episode with this exciting young student.

The way we consume media is changing. You could be listening to music or shows in your car or tooling around in your shop or garage as it airs on your local radio station or you might be listening to the podcast version on your mobile device or even a smart speaker. This goes for just about any program being produced these days for any segment of our society...including agriculture. On this Our Ohio Weekly, Ty Higgins visits with ag media mogul, Rob Sharkey, who is changing the way farmers and those involved in agriculture get their entertainment and information. 00:00 - Rob Sharkey, The Shark Farmer, talks about why he started his podcast and how it has boomed into shows on SiriusXM radio and RFD-TV. 23:50 - In honor of Women's History Month, meet Central State ag instructor Dr. Cindy Folck "To the Beat of Agriculture". 32:20 - The deadline to sign up for the 2021 ExploreAg Camps is April 2nd. Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation's executive director Kelly Burns has all of the details. 42:20 - USDA/NASS will be starting up their weekly crop progress reports as farmers get back into the fields. Ohio's state statistician Cheryl Turner discusses what goes into putting those reports (and the many others NASS releases) together.

Yield is king when it comes to growing corn. But everything from weather and disease pressure to destructive pests are taking shots at the crown. So, when selecting hybrids, how can farmers best balance protection and performance? In this episode, Matt gets a first-hand farmer perspective from Rob Sharkey, a corn grower from Illinois, as well as advice from Rob’s Pioneer sales representative, Lance Gentle.

When Lillie Beringer returned home from college to start her career as an animal nutritionist, she didn’t anticipate purchasing her grandparent’s farm and add farming to her resumé. Today, the 24-year old is balancing helping other farmers as well as managing her family’s cattle and row-crop operation alongside her parents. Join host, Emma Henning, and Guest Host, Rob Sharkey, for Episode 2 of Farmers for the Future to learn how Lillie is doing it all to carry on her family’s legacy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

When Hannah Borg set off for college, she didn’t picture herself returning to the family farm, much less managing thousands of chickens with her Mom. Today, she’s the 6th generation to work on the Nebraska operation. As a young farmer she’s carrying on cattle and cropping traditions while bringing new opportunities to the farm. Join host, Natalina Sents, and Guest Host, Rob Sharkey, to learn how Hannah has embraced the poultry learning curve and addressed the new dynamic to the relationship with her parents. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you’re a podcast listener, you may have heard of the SharkFarmer podcast with today’s LIVE guest Rob Sharkey. Not only does he host a podcast, though, but he also has a radio and tv show and farms southwest of Chicago, Illinois. Oh, and you’ve probably seen him on Twitter, where he got his start,... Read More

In today's episode I sit down with Saskatchewan's very own, Lesley Kelly and talk about agriculture as a community, need for a focus on mental health, as well as finding a way to bridge the gap between consumers and producers. More on Lesley: Lesley Kelly actively farms with her family at Watrous, Saskatchewan. Lesley is the head and heart behind the High Heels & Canola Fields blog where she dispels myths about agriculture and brings consumers and farmers together. She started the blog four years ago to promote agriculture and farmers, create community and have fun. A place to share stories and the whys and a place for her and others to learn, grow, smile and connect. Lesley's goal in being involved in agriculture beyond the farm from blogging, being a co-host on What The Farm podcast with Rob Sharkey and vlogging (Riding in Cabs with Farmers) is to bring people together, create conversation, collaborate and identify solutions that help both the industry and consumers. Mental health is near and dear to her heart. Lesley has been a leader in advocating for mental health in agriculture. She's been a part of the national Bell Let's Talk campaign and co-founded the Do More Agriculture Foundation whose mission is to break barriers and support all producers in taking care of their mental well-being. She was recognized by the Regina YWCA with the Women of Distinction award for this work. When Lesley isn't in the field, you can find her running to the hockey rink with her boys, taking pictures, going for a run on country roads, learning how to cook for a harvest crew and traveling with her husband, Matt. *Connect with Lesley* IG: @highheelsandcanolafields FB:@highheelsandcanolafields Website: http://highheelsandcanolafields.com/ Keep up to date with all things "The Dirt" by following along on Social Media IG: @agchicks https://www.instagram.com/agchicks/ FB: Ag Chicks https://www.facebook.com/agchicks Watch the visual version of every episode on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17nMmWCo1EY Shop Ag Chicks apparel : https://shopjunkndisorderly.myshopify.com/collections/junk-style

Special Guest Alert! Rob Sharkey, "The Shark Farmer" joins Tera this week to discuss adding wind turbines to his farm. He answers those burning questions about how much land does it take, how does construction take place, what are challenges to prepare for and why they chose to add windmills to their cropping operation.

Casey Briggs, Barrett Brown and Matt McCleary talk with Rob Sharkey about what it was like to be raised by his family's butler, why Casey may be getting kicked out of the group and where this dumpster fire we call "Farmer's BS Network" is headed.  This one gets a deep.

Rob Sharkey comes on the show to discuss firearms in AG, and his ventures with outfitting and farming.  Enjoy! Music C/O Dirt Road Scholars Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/gunningaround/ Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/gunningaround Email the show - info@gunningaround.com Web - http://www.gunningaround.com/ Sean - sean@gunningaround.com Rooster - curt@gunningaround.com John - john@gunningaround.com

Hey friends! Seems like two weeks go by so quickly! We hope you enjoy this fun episode of two friends asking questions and having some fun! Thanks to everyone for giving us some suggestions for questions. Hope you learned a little more about us. We genuinely hope you are all having a very safe, bountiful and happy harvest this fall. And if you are here as a non farm wife, WELCOME! We're so happy you have found us. We want to shoutout some other podcasts we like and think you will too: Jay and Jess Norman, Moving On podcast. Rob Sharkey and Lesley Kelley- What the Farm podcast. Check them out 😊

Hey friends! Seems like two weeks go by so quickly! We hope you enjoy this fun episode of two friends asking questions and having some fun! Thanks to everyone for giving us some suggestions for questions. Hope you learned a little more about us. We genuinely hope you are all having a very safe, bountiful and happy harvest this fall. And if you are here as a non farm wife, WELCOME! Were so happy you have found us. We want to shoutout some other podcasts we like and think you will too: Jay and Jess Norman, Moving On podcast. Rob Sharkey and Lesley Kelley- What the Farm podcast. Check them out

Two farmers stopped by the studio and discussed the biggest issues facing farmers today: Huawei extradition impacting Canadian farmers, Thank a Farmer Campaigns, Checkoff programs and so much more.Rob Sharkey and Megz Reynolds are two of the biggest names in U.S. & Canadian agriculture.  Megz Reynolds is a grain farmer from Saskatchewan, Canada and Rob Sharkey is a corn and soybean farmer from Illinois.Rob Sharkey is host of "The Shark Farmer Podcast," a daily XM radio show and "The Farmer and the City Girl Podcast" with Lesley Rae Kelly.  Rob has completely upended the agriculture communications world by hosting a podcast that talks about the social and cultural issues farmers face.  You can follow Rob Sharkey on Twitter @sf28430Megz Reynolds is a social media phenomenon.   She has built up a huge Twitter following as she has also run for political office in Canada. Megz is a powerful voice in Canadian agriculture, speaking about trade, transportation and many other issues important to farmers.  You can follow Megz @farmermegzz During the episode I spoke about the South Dakota State Farm Bureau Collegiate Conference October 11-13th.  If you are interested to learn more check out their Eventbrite Page for tickets and more information:  https://www.eventbrite.com/e/learn-grow-lead-collegiate-midwestern-farm-bureau-conference-tickets-68268357495 Twitter: @VanceCroweAbout The Vance Crowe Podcast:The Vance Crowe Podcast interviews experts in unexpected fields and gets them to reveal the discoveries that come from having a knowledge of a highly specific discipline.  Vance Crowe is the CEO of Articulate Ventures (www.VanceCrowe.com) a communications strategy company- and he is regularly invited to deliver speeches around the U.S. and Canada teaching audiences how to communicate so that others want to listen, understand and value what you have to say.

Millennials are a unique generation that have grown up with social media. Posting on social media has been part of their life. This has affected where they shop and what they eat. However, they are interested in facts and are willing to listen, which gives agriculture an opportunity to share information. Listen as Rob Sharkey and Lesley Kelly talk to David Coletto about this large segment of our population as they continue to drive decisions.

On this episode of Impact Farming, we sit down with Rob Sharkey to discuss his life, his experiences and his current accomplishments with his podcast, XM Satellite channel, and his outfitter business.

Rob Sharkey is a 5th generation farmer and is raising the same crops on his farm that his family did over 150 years ago. Meeting his wife at age 16 at a 4H dance they have been together ever since. Driven by the 3 F’s… Faith, Family, Farm, they are raising their 4 kids to have an appreciation for where their food comes from and the planning and work it takes to raise a successful crop. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rob Sharkey describes himself as a farmer, podcaster and an outfitter. He's a grain farmer from Illinois in the Unites States and has morphed into somewhat of a social media celebrity in Agriculture circles for his commentary and questioning on rural issues. Rob has an inquisitive take on his commentary and tries to incorporate humour and a bit of cheek into his works on his blog, podcast's and occasional TV show as well as 12K following on Twitter. This conversation explores what he's learnt about podcasting and voicing his opinions to the public - as well as his opinion on how to bridge the rural urban divide through the media. This is Rob's website sharkfarmer.com Rob's podcast The Shark Farmer comes out each week - he can also be found at the Farm and Rural Ag Network. His second podcast is the What the Farm podcast.

Tonight for the 2018 Rock & Roll Farming Christmas Special and ONE HUNDREDTH EPISODE, I'm heading over to Illinois in the US of A to talk to the one and only Rob Sharkey @sf28430 They don't have Christmas Crackers in America, that's all I'm saying..      LONDON MARATHON 2019: As required by Universal law, much like if you're a vegan, if you're doing a marathon, you have to tell people about it. Well I'm doing the London one in April 2019, and I'm raising money for the incredible charity FARM AFRICA. If you want to see more about the AMAZING work they do please visit www.farmafrica.org & if you'd like to sponsor me the link is www.justgiving.com/fundraising/william-evans12 - thank you!   Episode Sponsor:  NFU Cymru - for more information please visit www.nfu-cymru.org.uk   Podcast Partners: Farmer's Guardian. For the biggest range of news and features from across the Ag industry, please visit www.fginsight.com Rock & Roll Farming is proud to be a part of the Farm & Rural Ag Network. To find more great podcasts and vlogs, please visit www.farmruralag.com   

Rob Sharkey talks about growing his podcast, the conversations he has with farmers and the journey he has been on since he became the Shark Farmer.

Ag festivus for the rest of us. Grievances, feats of strength, aluminum poles and an appearance by Rob Sharkey!

The girls chat with Rob Sharkey, podcasting superstar about what it's like to be a dad. Talking about putting his sons car on Craigslist as punishment, what it's like raising a teenage daughter and drinking foo foo drinks with a twisty straw.

Mike and Delaney talk the latest news, read closing market prices and talk to Rob Sharkey; an Illinois boy. There really are no good words to describe the conversation with Sharkey, so just tune in and find out for yourselves!

The Science Enthusiast Podcast!Just the right amount of not-a-science-podcast! It's not the worst, but thank you for listening (and we're sorry?)! Hosts:Natalie Newell (Skeptical Parenting) and Dan Broadbent (A Science Enthusiast)! Follow the podcast on Youtube athttp://bit.ly/SciEnthusiastPodcast! Sponsor: Our friend Vance! (YOU can sponsor the show at patreon [http://patreon.com/tSEpodcast] or by buying some merch ataScienceEnthusiast.com/store!) God of the week:Priapus! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priapus) Interview:Rob Sharkey, AKA ‘The Shark Farmer!' According to his Twitter bio,

The first guest on Keeping It Real In Agriculture is Illinois farmer, Rob Sharkey of The Shark Farmer podcast and The Farmer & The City Girl podcast. We discuss the foundations behind The Shark Farmer podcast & Keeping Ag Real, agriculture advocacy, Cargill and even the Bible.

Podcasts are the fastest growing information platform out there. At #OntarioAgcast we are thrilled to partner with Tim Hammerich, Rob Sharkey and Donnarie Hales to change the way people listen to ag podcasts. Have a listen - This is not your Dad's ag radio!

On today’s episode of the Future of Agriculture Podcast, I am chatting with possibly one of the most active Twitter users within the agricultural space – Rob Sharkey. Rob is the host of an amazing podcast I recently discovered called The Shark Farmer Podcast. “Sharky,” as his friends lovingly call him, runs a grain farm in Illinois in addition to an outfitters business for deer hunters. Today, I had the chance to ask him some of the most pressing questions I’ve always wanted to ask a farmer. Additionally, he shares his story of some of the most difficult challenges and obstacles he and his wife has had to face as a business owner, and he shares his unique opinion on various “ag-vocating” strategies appearing on social media over the last few years.   “Social media has been one of the best things for the agriculture industry.” – Rob Sharky   This Week on The Future of Agriculture Podcast: Sharky explains why he decided to start his podcast and what the journey has been like for him. He explains why he stopped using Twitter for about a year. We discuss “hard times,” what hard times looked like for him and his wife, and how they overcame these challenges. We talk about the ag-vocating strategies across social media and he shares his opinion about these messages. He shares his advice to farm equipment and product sellers. He shares his opinion on the different “clicks” throughout the agriculture industry. Sharky shares his least favorite thing about owning a farming business, and what he thinks would change when his children take over the farm. He gives us insider information on what he plans to discuss at the Ag Chat Conference later this week!   Check Out Rob Sharky Across the Net: Shark Farmer on iTunes Shark Farmer on Twitter   Share the Ag-Love! Thanks for joining us on the Future of Agriculture Podcast – your spot for valuable information, content, and interviews with industry leaders throughout the agricultural space! If you enjoyed this week’s episode, please subscribe on iTunes and leave your honest feedback. Don’t forget to share it with your friends on your favorite social media spots! Learn more about AgGrad by visiting: AgGrad Website AgGrad on Twitter AgGrad on Facebook AgGrad on LinkedIn AgGrad on Instagram

"HuntFishTravel - #SharkWeek 2016 - Cape Cod Breweries, Shark Fishing & Shark Podcasts" 0:30 Devil's Purse Brewery |  8:30 Sarah Shark Fisherwoman Extraordinaire. |  19:30 Shark Farmer Podcast with Rob Sharkey. https://twitter.com/DevilsPurseBeer http://devilspurse.com https://twitter.com/jandsarafish https://twitter.com/sf28430 http://sharkeyfarms.com/ 2015 SharkWeek Episode

"HuntFishTravel 135 - Success in Michigan and Hunting Illinois with Sharkey Outfitters" (Psst! Support the show by sharing this episode to facebook/twitter - thank you!!) Brandon Hammonds of the Take Aim Outdoors Podcast joins me as a special co-host this week. We're talking to Rob Sharkey of Sharkey Outfitters about hunting Illinois with his unique almost DIY style outfit. 01:15 Brandon tells us the story about his Michigan buck. 02:50 Non Resident MI Tag Increase 04:15 Sharkey Outfitters 05:30 DIY and Outfitting crossover 07:30 Why consider IL for whitetails 08:00 Nightmare tales from an Outfitter 10:45 Travel Logistics 11:30 Haunted Hunting Lodge!! 14:00 Non Resident tag costs 14:45 Favorite B&B - Shallowbrook 15:30 Carrie's shotgun season hunt 25:30 Final tips for incoming hunters. 26:30 Where to find Sharkey Outfitters Find us at: HuntFishTravel.net Podbros.com SharkeyOutfitters.com

"HuntFishTravel - Success in Michigan and Hunting Illinois with Sharkey Outfitters" Brandon Hammonds of the Take Aim Outdoors Podcast joins me as a special co-host this week. We're talking to Rob Sharkey of Sharkey Outfitters about hunting Illinois with his unique almost DIY style outfit. And Brandon tells us the story about his Michigan buck. Find us at: HuntFishTravel.net Podbros.com SharkeyOutfitters.com