Podcasts about Sandhills

Gospel Identity Grace Presbyterian Church Download Title: Gospel IdentitySpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Romans 1:1-7Date: Jun 21, 2026

In tonight's dead letter, listener Dean takes us to his grandmother's old Victorian house in a region of Scott's home state of North Carolina known as the Sandhills. His family has traded strange stories about the family home for generations, from slamming doors in an empty house to a lady in white under the apple tree. He spent years as the family skeptic, right up until he started helping his aunt sort through the massive Americana collection left behind by her late husband we'll simply call  ‘D', a mechanic with a passion for old gas pumps, slot cars, and vintage toys. A series of events that were too strange to chalk up to coincidence finally convinced Dean that something unexplained was going on, and frankly…we agree.Reference LinksMr. Machine from Ideal (1960) — Toy TalesMr. Machine — WikipediaHorikawa Robots and the Space Explorer "TV Robot" — Fab Tin ToysHouse in the Horseshoe — NC Historic SitesThe Coastal Plain and Sandhills — NCpedia"Haint Blue" — Historic New EnglandBlack Shuck — WikipediaThe Beast of Bladenboro — North Carolina GhostsWhat a Hospice Physician Can Tell Us About End-of-Life Visions — Discover MagazineEp 209: The Phantom Horse of Greensboro — Astonishing LegendsWe're looking for more stories! Send your Dead Letter to deadletteroffice@astonishinglegends.com!This episode is sponsored by Firstleaf. Take a quick quiz, and Firstleaf matches premium, award-winning wines to your taste and delivers them right to your door — with tasting notes and pairing tips in every box. You control the schedule, skip shipments anytime, and every bottle is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee. Go to TryFirstleaf.com/dlo for 50% off your first box PLUS free shipping for a whole year.

Roof Design and the Culture of Life Grace Presbyterian Church Download Title: Roof Design and the Culture of LifeSpeaker: Mason HarmonScripture: DeuteronomyDate: Jun 14, 2026

Knowing Contentment Grace Presbyterian Church Download Title: Knowing ContentmentSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 4:10-23Date: Jun 07, 2026

Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, June 3, include: Nebraska officials say new law will allow additional electrical generating capacity to be developed without placing added burdens on ratepayers, police departments are warning parents that illegally operated minibikes may be impounded and riders cited, ranchers are monitoring spread of flesh-eating screwworm fly near the Texas-Mexico border, some western Nebraska ranchers are criticizing changes to state brand inspection fees, Nebraska Public Service Commission approved disputed 220-mile R Project transmission line through Sandhills, Omaha Children's Museum marks major milestone, some Omaha residents joke about forcefield that protects their city from bad weather.

Dan & Barb Welch from Thomas County, Nebraska join to explain their is no way 97% of the landowners in the path have signed land easements for the proposed 345,000 volt transmisson line. The Nebraska Public Servie Commission has said their will not be a Public Hearing on the project because it has met the criteria for approval.

The Path to Peace Grace Presbyterian Church Download Title: The Path to PeaceSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 4:8-9Date: May 31, 2026

Reflecting on the upcoming tenth anniversary of the publication of my first book "Leaving Cancer for the Circus" and updating you on the process of completing the sequel to the book, scheduled for publication around World Series time later this year. It includes a book presentation from a few years back. Lots of emotions and smiles!

The Lord is at Hand (Philippians 4.4-7) Grace Presbyterian Church Download Title: The Lord is at HandSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 4:4-7Date: May 24, 2026

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Wystawa „Stefan Knapp. Alchemik i wizjoner", którą do końca maja można oglądać w Centrum Sztuki Współczesnej „Znaki Czasu” w Toruniu, to największa od 1974 roku prezentacja twórczości tego artysty w Polsce, a zarazem zwieńczenie obchodów 80-lecia Uniwersytetu Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu. W 1973 roku, z okazji 500. rocznicy urodzin Kopernika, Stefan Knapp – uznany na świecie polski artysta podarował uczelni wielobarwne panneau, które stało się symbolem toruńskiego kampusu. Emaliowana mozaika, symbolizująca układ ciał niebieskich, jest jedną z dwóch największych i najważniejszych realizacji Knappa w Polsce. Jego dzieła pojawiały się w budynkach użyteczności publicznej i w przestrzeniach publicznych miast na całym świecie – na wystawie możemy oglądać 110 prac, m.in.: obrazy na płótnie, gobelin, emalie na stalowych płytach, rzeźby z brązu i aluminium, lampy akrylowe i z korzeni drzew, dających pojęcie o talencie i niezależności twórczej Stefana Knappa. O artyście rozmawiamy z Katarzyną Moskałą, kuratorką wystawy. Rozmawiała: Bogna Świątkowska, www.nn6t.pl Ilustracja: Stefan Knapp z panneau dla UMK w swoim ogrodzie w Sandhills, 1972, fot. Archiwum Emigracji Uniwersytet Mikołaja Kopernika w Toruniu

God's Glorious Gospel Bookkeeping Grace Presbyterian Church Download Title: God's Glorious Gospel BookkeepingSpeaker: Josh FlemmingScripture: Romans 4:1-8Date: May 17, 2026

Title: Let's Get AlongSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 4:2-3Date: May 10, 2026

All Richard Mandell has ever wanted to do is be a golf course architect. Among names like Bill Coore, Ben Crenshaw, Gil Hanse and Tom Doak, Mandell has been working since 1992 to find his own niche and name among those creating courses for all of us to enjoy the game.In this episode of Paradise in the Pines, Mandell talks about his love for Donald Ross designs, his passion for golf course architecture and his local project in Cameron, N.C. for the new home of First Tee of the Sandhills.

Title: The Response to RighteousnessSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 3:12-4:1Date: May 03, 2026

Deb's mission is to bring nutrient-dense food to those who can’t raise their own. Their cattle graze the Sheyenne National Grasslands and planted forage fields near McLeod, ND. They raise delicious, nutritious beef that our customers rave about. Oh, and it's more than beef... their honey is amazing, too! Follow along on their Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ChickenLady/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Friday, May 1, 2026 — two days folded into one. We didn't get a Thursday tape out, but the news sure as hell didn't slow down for us. Here's what moved while you were doctoring calves and fixing fence: Farm Bill H.R. 7567 PASSES the House 224–200, and the pesticide preemption “Luna 28” amendment gets STRUCK on the floor 280–142. The chemical lobby took a bipartisan ass‑kicking, and producer right‑to‑sue stays alive at the state level. E15 year‑round gets pulled out of the Farm Bill and bumped to a standalone vote on May 13. Corn and ethanol boys have to win it on its own merits now. Cash cattle blow the doors off: five‑area weekly average hits 254.58 on 24,289 head Thursday, with late clean‑up at 256 live and 405 dressed — a new record, up 6.20 over last week's 248.38. Board took a breather, cash did the heavy lifting. June live cattle settles 252.75 Friday, down 2.50 over the two‑day stretch. May feeders hang around 372.50 and the CME Feeder Index prints 372.47. Lean hogs June get worked, off 2.47 across the fold. UAE officially walks out of OPEC and OPEC‑plus — first time a top‑3 exporter has left — and WTI still drops 4.89 in 48 hours as the Strait of Hormuz stays effectively closed and sea‑mine risk keeps a choke collar on exports. USDA confirms New World Screwworm in Nuevo León, Mexico, now just 62 miles from the Texas border — about 20 miles closer than the April 10 detection we've been tracking. APHIS shifts sterile fly dispersal into a 50‑mile polygon inside Texas along the Tamaulipas line. This is the closest the parasite's been to U.S. cattle since eradication in 1966. SDRP deadline gets pushed: Thursday was supposed to be last call, but USDA extends Stage 1 and Stage 2 out to August 12, 2026 after paying 6.7 billion of the 16‑billion‑dollar pot and bumping Stage 2 to 70 percent. The money's moving, but you still have to file. Sale barn tape: Superior's 23,000‑head video sale runs with final tallies due early next week, Torrington sets 21 steer barn records across 5–8 weights, OKC West cranks out 6,500 head with 11 record prints, and light calves look like the new currency in Bassett, Joplin and beyond. Horse side: Billings moves 711 head, top horse at 30,000 with a dozen over 20k, Garfield hammers 350,000 at Premier, and EHV‑1 quarantines in Virginia and New Jersey mean you'd better check the board before you haul into Mid‑Atlantic barns. Drought monitor bleeds across the High Plains, Kansas State's model pegs Kansas wheat down 31 percent to 240 million bushels at 39.4 bushels per acre, Texas and Oklahoma wheat ratings are ugly, and Sandhills fire damage keeps Nebraska pushing FEMA for a 30‑day extension. Rural business: 417 rural hospitals flagged as vulnerable, UnitedHealthcare follows through on exempting roughly 1,500 from prior auth by fall, livestock theft trends up with high prices and tight herds, and a federal court re‑opens the spigot on wind and solar permitting on federal land while BLM's 2026 grazing fee lands at 1.69 per AUM. Packer watch: Cargill's Milwaukee ground‑beef plant still marked for a May 31 shutdown, 221 jobs gone, while DOJ's criminal probe into the Big Four grinds on and HedgersEdge has packer margins running roughly negative 231 a head with cash at 256 and cutout under 390. Somebody either pushes cutout or slows the chains. Plus: quick hits on the Trump‑Xi Beijing summit, the Fed handoff from Powell to Warsh, a White House Correspondents' Dinner shooter update, bird‑flu testing rules on dairy cows, listener mailbag, and “On This Day” to close it out. Move your ass — we're burnin' daylight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cash cattle just blew the doors off. Northern trade hit $256/cwt, smashing last week's $248.38 record by $7.62 in one shot, while Texas printed $250 and the June board tried to hang onto its breakout by 30 cents at $253.45. We talk why the cash bid is this hot — 75‑year low cow herd, shrinking plant capacity, and over a million burned acres in the Sandhills — and what has to break on the demand side before this market finally cools off. Then we go straight into boxed beef, packer margins, and some cleanup. The script overpromised on the inversion flip, the live hedge got it closer, and yesterday's packer margin number was wrong — we fix it and lay out what it really looks like when packers are deep in the red while cash cattle keep ripping. Markets Flash covers cattle, hogs, grains, energy, metals, and rates: KC HRW wheat up $1.08 on drought and fire, Chicago wheat up 30 cents, beans nudging higher on Trump–Xi summit hopes, WTI crude screaming to $107.68 and Brent to $117.30, AAA diesel clinging to $5.464 with a lag that won't last. If you buy fuel and feed for a living, this one matters. Sale Barn Pulse hits the country tape from Lone Star Stockyards, OKC West, Joplin, and Winter Livestock — head counts, price direction, and how local scarcity and green boards are showing up in actual checks. We also tip our hat to the high‑end horse and youth steer world with the NCHA Super Stakes results and RodeoHouston's $1.5 million “Zinger” steer. Inputs/Energy and the War Reel connect Hormuz tanker grabs, war‑risk insurance, and EIA draws to what you'll pay for diesel and fertilizer in May. Rural Americana and Policy/Macro wrap it with the SDRP deadline, rural mental health, rural hospital bankruptcy, the Farm Bill coming out of House Rules, Monsanto v. Durnell, and the rest of the policy noise headed your way. Stick around for the close — On This Day, sports, a quick recap, and your reminder to call FSA before you miss free disaster money. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The R Line must be stopped permanently.

Before James Middleton Riley becomes known as Doc Middleton, he steals horses in Texas, escapes from prison in Texas, and escapes from jail in Nebraska. From his base in the Sandhills of northern Nebraska, Doc Middleton becomes the king of the horse thieves, and powerful forces join together to stop him. Later in life, Middleton becomes one of the legends of the West who joins Buffalo Bill Cody's Wild West show.  Thanks to our sponsor, Quince! Use this link for Free Shipping and 365-day returns: Quince.com/lotow Join Black Barrel+ for ad-free episodes and bingeable seasons: blackbarrel.supportingcast.fm/join Apple users join Black Barrel+ for ad-free episodes, bingeable seasons and bonus episodes. Click the Black Barrel+ banner on Apple to get started with a 3-day free trial. On YouTube, subscribe to LEGENDS+ for ad-free episodes and bingeable seasons: hit “Join” on the Legends YouTube homepage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Gary Williams opens the show by looking ahead to the Chevron Championship and discussing the challenge of building new traditions at Memorial Park while honoring the event's history. He also unveils the latest Club 5 rankings following The Masters and the RBC Heritage, with Rory McIlroy, Scottie Scheffler, Matt Fitzpatrick, Collin Morikawa, and Cameron Young all making moves. Gary also previews the Zurich Classic and shares why the team event remains one of the most relatable weeks on the PGA TOUR schedule.Paige Mackenzie, Golf Channel analyst and former LPGA player, joins Gary to preview the Chevron Championship and discuss why Memorial Park could be a much better fit for the first women's major than previous venues. McKenzie explains how the course may finally reward the LPGA's longest hitters, including Nelly Korda, and why that could help produce a leaderboard filled with the game's biggest stars. She also dives into the larger issue of major championship setup in women's golf, why more top-ranked players need to contend on the biggest stages, and which Americans she expects to shine throughout the major season.Bill Fields, longtime golf writer and NBC Sports researcher, joins the show to discuss his new memoir, “A Quick Nine Before Dark: A Life in Golf.” Fields reflects on growing up in the Sandhills of North Carolina, the bond he shared with his father through golf, and the memorable people and places that shaped his life in the game. He also shares stories about Sam Snead, Raymond Floyd, Mid Pines, and covering the 1999 U.S. Open at Pinehurst No. 2, offering golf fans a thoughtful look at the history and humanity behind the sport.Gary wraps up the show with dogs and picks of the week for the upcoming tournaments. 5 Clubs airs on Golf Channel and SiriusXM PGA TOUR Radio (Channel 92).0:00 Chevron Championship9:39 Club 513:45 Paige Mackenzie 29:28 Bill Fields 41:40 Dogs & Picks of the WeekFOLLOW 5 Clubs: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/5clubsgolf/X: https://x.com/5ClubsGolf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/5ClubsGolf/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@5clubsgolf

Your Nebraska Update headlines for today, April 20, include: Gov. Jim Pillen will host cabinet roundtable as lawmakers wrap the 2026 session, ranchers and Native American tribe sue over 220-mile wind transmission line, major solar farm project expands in Lancaster County amid local concerns, Nebraska Supreme Court backs ban on remote work for most state employees, University of Nebraska-Lincoln students take part in primal scream before finals.

Title: Where Mature Christians Come FromSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 2:19-30Date: Apr 19, 2026

On today's episode, I talk to musicians Stefanie Drootin and Chris Senseney of Big Harp. Originally from the San Fernando Valley and the Sandhills of Nebraska respectively, Stefanie and Chris met two decades ago, when they became both romantic and creative partners, getting married, having two children and performing together as Big Harp. In 2011, they released their first album White Hat, followed by Chain Letters in 2013 and now thirteen years later, they've released their third record Runs to Blue on Saddle Creek, and it is fantastic! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter. Check out my free philosophy Substack where I write essays every couple months here and my old casiopop band's lost album here! And the comedy podcast I do with my wife Naomi Couples Therapy can be found here! Theme song by the fantastic Savoir Adore! Second theme by the brilliant Mike Pace! Closing theme by the delightful Gregory Brothers! Podcast art by the inimitable Beano Gee!  

Masters weekend presents the perfect opportunity to catch up with Jeff Burey, a mainstay in the KC golf community for decades. From Masters stories to major personalities, top clubs, the business of golf, and more. Great conversation past and present!

Title: An Easter ExampleSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 2:1-11Date: Apr 05, 2026

On the April 3 episode of Friday LIVE, we're broadcasting from the Mill in Lincoln's historic Haymarket. Host Genevieve Randall will have lively conversations with: Author Alan Bartels, discussing his new book featuring stories about the Sandhills in Nebraska (0:30); Carrie Brown and Karim Muasher, co-artistic directors for the world premiere of Capital City at the Lied Center for the Performing Arts (11:06); Morrie Enders, executive director of the Lincoln Community Playhouse(23:29); Scott Kirby, sharing his traveling Main Street Souvenirs show coming to Red Cloud (46:12). The episode will also feature more poetry by Nathan Ertzner (33:03) and a movie review of Billy Preston: That's The Way God Planned It by Kwakiutl Dreher (40:52).

Title: Should I Stay or Should I Go?Speaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 1:18b-26Date: Mar 29, 2026

Two families lost their homes in Ashby on Friday. We have much rebuilding that needs to be done. All Nebraska fires have claimed well beyong 1 million acres.

Dr. David Smith and Dr. Dale Grotelueschen discuss the circumstances and system that they developed with producers, which became known as the Sandhills Calving System. This management practice has been shown to drastically reduce the incidence of scours in young calves.

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If you stepped outside lately and noticed your car, porch, or driveway suddenly covered in yellow dust, you're seeing the start of pollen season across North Carolina.Every spring around mid-March, pine trees release huge amounts of pollen into the air. The wind carries it everywhere — covering cars, outdoor furniture, and eventually making its way inside homes.In this episode, Derek Cole explains what's really happening when pollen season arrives, why your HVAC system works harder during this time of year, and what homeowners can do to keep their indoor air cleaner before the summer heat arrives.You'll learn:• Why everything turns yellow every spring• How pollen actually gets inside your home• Why HVAC filters clog faster this time of year• Simple steps to protect your indoor air qualityIf you live in Laurinburg, Fayetteville, Pinehurst, Sanford, Lumberton, or anywhere across the Sandhills, pollen season is just part of life — but there are smart ways to stay ahead of it and keep your home comfortable.New episodes cover real homeowner questions about comfort, energy bills, and how HVAC systems actually work.

Title: What the Gospel GivesSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 1:3-11Date: Mar 15, 2026

Title: Grace to You, and Peace…Speaker: Ransom KentScripture: Philippians 1:1-2Date: Mar 08, 2026

Title: God's DelightSpeaker: Brandon BarrettScripture: Psalm 148Date: Feb 22, 2026

If you own a home in North Carolina, your heating and cooling system isn't built to last forever — and around here, the clock usually runs faster than people expect. In this episode, Derek breaks down the real lifespan of HVAC systems across the Sandhills and I-95 corridor, why humidity and installation quality matter so much, and how to know when you're fixing a problem versus pouring money into borrowed time.

Title: The Writing is on the WallSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Daniel 5Date: Feb 15, 2026

In northern Nebraska you'll find a Sandhills ranch that dates to the late 1800s.  The couple who lived here met quite by happenstance and their...

Title: The Allure of Our Own PowerSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Daniel 4:28-37Date: Feb 08, 2026

Deep Dive of Derek Cole's article: https://www.simmonsonehour.com/blog/s... Episode 678 of the Home & Life Comfort PodcastSnowstorms always bring the same heat pump worries:Is that steam normal?Why is there ice on the outdoor unit?Why does it feel like it's blowing cool air?And what does “Aux Heat” actually mean?In this deep dive, I break down what's normal winter heat pump behavior… and what are true warning signs that you need to call a professional.Most heat pumps will frost up during freezing weather and then clear themselves off with a defrost cycle. That can look dramatic — steam, longer run times, even Aux Heat turning on — but it's often completely normal.But there is a line between normal winter operation and a real mechanical problem.In this video, we cover:Why heat pumps ice up after snow and sleetWhat the defrost cycle is (and why steam is usually NOT smoke)Why your system may run nonstop during extreme coldWhat Aux Heat means — and when it's expectedWhen NOT to switch to Emergency HeatThe real warning signs: solid ice encasement, fan failure, falling indoor tempsIf your heat pump is acting up after the storm, this video will help you know when to relax… and when to pick up the phone.

Title: Identity in TruthSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Daniel 3Date: Feb 1, 2026

Title: Human LimitationSpeaker: Ransom KentScripture: Daniel 2Date: Jan 18, 2026

Nebraska looks quiet. Empty. Harmless. But beneath its rivers, across its highways, and along the edges of its endless fields, something else may be watching. In this episode we dive deep into Nebraska's most disturbing cryptids. From massive serpents to winged humanoids. From wolflike creatures to ghost lights drifting through the Sandhills. These aren't just campfire stories. With encounters reported by farmers, late night truck drivers, and locals who want to remain anonymous. This is Nebraska Cryptids told by two idiots with a marriage license. Enjoy! Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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What happens when a breakout college breakaway roper can't turn pro and has to get a "big girl job"? She accidentally becomes one of the country's leading equine nutritionists. Dr. Jyme Nichols (Bluebonnet Feeds) pulls back the curtain on her unlikely journey from the Sandhills of Nebraska and Montana State rodeo to earning a PhD and revolutionizing performance horse feeding. In this myth-busting conversation with The Converse Cowboy, she explains why protein percentage is the LAST thing she looks at on a feed tag, how horses can get type-2 diabetes just like humans, why supplements aren't always the enemy (and when they definitely are), and the real reason 3-year-old futurity horses fall apart under stress. From leaky gut and the gut-brain axis to why forage testing is "insurance" and how plasma actually works, Dr. Jyme delivers science in plain English for every horse owner tired of fads and old wives' tales. If you've ever wondered what actually moves the needle for your horse's health and performance, this episode is feed-room gold. Enjoy the show!  This episode is brought to you by Kimes Ranch, Kerry Kelley Bits and Spurs along with Bluebonnet Feeds. 

Mitch Helman, Sales Manager at Sandhills' AuctionTime, joins the program to talk about heavy construction equipment values, inventories, and other trends he's observing this fall.  To kick things off, we're unpacking highlights from the Sandhills October Used Construction Equipment Report, and making a few predictions on how November's report will compare. Mitch talks about different types of equipment buyers and how their mindsets differ. He's also got something to say about dealers and the root cause of the current inventory situation. Tune in for clues about the stability of the used market and what he's expecting from November and December auction outcomes. You'll also hear his two pieces of advice for IEDA dealers before we cross the end zone on this month's episode.   Connect with Mitch: LinkedIn AuctionTime Website Sandhills Website   Connect with IEDA: Visit IEDA Group Website IEDA Events   Produced By: Social Chameleon

Send us a textSome tee times unlock more than a fairway. They open doors for families fighting through the longest days of their lives. We sat down with Ryan Bush from the Fore Hadley Foundation and our friend Mike of Beautiful Golf Courses to share how a daughter's story became a force for good—funding CDH research, survivor scholarships, and NICU grants—through an annual charity auction that also happens to deliver the most exciting golf itinerary you'll build all year.We walk through Hadley's journey and the reality of congenital diaphragmatic hernia, then map the three pillars Fore Hadley supports: cutting-edge pediatric research across leading centers, college scholarships for survivors who often return to care as nurses and NICU pros, and the Angels in the NICU program that sends rolling grants and holiday care packages nationwide. The heart of the engine is the auction: members and clubs donate rounds, public courses offer select tee times, and golfers bid on access to private clubs, international links, and serious stay-and-plays. Think Old Head in Ireland, Lofoten in Norway, Dismal River in the Sandhills, Dormy Network experiences, and West Coast and Southeast standouts—all curated and amplified to a massive audience.You'll get practical, no-fluff guidance on how to register and bid on Handbid, when the action spikes, and how to sort lots to build a year of golf you'll talk about for a decade. We also spotlight why donating a tee time or hosting an accompanied round is a no-brainer for clubs: tax-deductible support, real social reach, and new fans who return for merch, meals, and more. Along the way, we trade notes on Sand Valley, Bandon Trails, Arizona peak season sticker shock, and why the planning text thread is the best part of any trip.If golf is your love language, this is your moment. Download Handbid, search “Fore Hadley,” set your watchlist, and get your card on file before the opening bell. Bid big, book that dream round, and help families who need it most. If this moved you, subscribe, share the show with your group chat, and leave a quick review so more golfers can find and fuel the mission.https://events.handbid.com/auctions/fore-hadley-and-bgcs-2025-beautiful-golf-charity-auctionSupport the showSpecial thank goes out to our show sponsors:

In this episode, Rachel visits with Dr. Samantha Cunningham, a good Sandhills soul who teaches at CSU and advises the CSU Seedstock Marketing Team. Catch the telling of The Bull on the Wall and how the experience is making stockmen.This episode is brought to you by the generous support of Adam Rose at Iliff Custom Cabinetry. Find him at www.iliffcustomcabinetry.com or on The Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/icucab/. If you see Adam, please let him know you heard about him here.As always, check your cows, check your fields, and check your neighbors.

Join us deep in the Sandhills of Nebraska for one of the most remote hunts we've ever done. We set up a hot tent miles from anywhere and lived completely off the grid. In this episode, we share stories from camp, the challenges of life in the middle of nowhere, and the excitement of a successful Day 1 duck hunt in the Sandhills. Flight Day Ammunition – https://www.flightdayammo.com – Code FDH10Weatherby Shotguns – https://www.weatherby.comMammoth Guardian Dog Crates – Code GUARDIAN15Shotty Gear – https://www.shottygear.com – Code FDH10TideWe – https://www.tidewe.com – Code FDH18 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Travis Frank talks with upland bird hunters in the field to get real-time reports on bird numbers, habitat, moisture, food sources, hatch results, and highlights.  Tyler Webster gives us his views from Montana and North Dakota.  Joe Lesmeister shares his Montana report along with hunt information from North Dakota & the Sandhills region in Nebraska.  Bailey Peterson provides a Northwoods Minnesota ruffed grouse & woodcock report along with tips to find early season birds.  Jake Perry checks in from a ruffed grouse hunt in the UP of Michigan to provide reasons for optimism on their ruffed grouse & woodcock.  George Lyall closes our show with a prairie grouse report from South Dakota, and we close with reasons to get excited about pheasant season… @western.wingshooter.podcast @upland_xpress @baileyo1 @superior_upland @g.lyall66   Presented by: Walton's (waltons.com/) OnX Maps (onxmaps.com/) Aluma Trailers (alumaklm.com) GAIM Hunting & Shooting Simulator (https://alnk.to/74wKReb) Compeer Home (compeerhome.com) Federal Premium Ammunition (federalpremium.com/) Hunt North Dakota (helloND.com/) Lucky Duck Premium Decoys (luckyduck.com/) & Samaritan Tire (samaritantire.com/)