Podcasts about wmas

If you're wondering what's on the minds of the Arkansas Game & Fish Commission regarding turkey zones, the future of Arkansas duck hunting as it relates to private land, public land, non-residents, unruly behavior on the WMAs, habitat, and pressure management, this is an episode you cannot afford to miss. Current AGFC Commission Chair JD Neeley and Philip Tappan join the show to have a candid discussion about the state of some hot-button issues in Arkansas that spill across all waterfowl destination states. Thanks to our sponsors: Perfect Limit Outdoors, Ducks Unlimited, Tom Beckbe, Purina Pro Plan, Sitka Gear, Greenhead: The Arkansas Duck Hunting Magazine and Lile Real Estate. Send us a textAll Rights Reserved. Please subscribe, rate and share The Standard Sportsman podcast.

On Creature Comforts, Kevin Farrell is joined by Dr. Troy Majure, veterinarian at the Animal Medical Center in Jackson and Libby Hartfield retired director of the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science.Colt Mooney is our guest for the hour. He is an Environmental/Natural Resources Specialist at the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks. He joins to tell us about his work with the department and inform us about iNaturalist and WMAs.To submit your own question for the show, email us at animals@mpbonline.org or send us a message with the Talk To Us feature in the MPB Public Media App. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Co-hosts Andy and Sean celebrate their first anniversary together on the podcast in Episode 268 with a look back on highlights from the past nearly 50 episodes as well as look forward to what the next year of the podcast has in store. They also discuss a momentous week in live sound news — the discontinuation of the ubiquitous Yamaha CL and QL console families and the reveal of Sennheiser's exciting new Spectera wireless WMAS system.Episode Links:Sennheiser Unveils Spectera Wideband Bi-directional Digital Wireless EcosystemNotice Of Discontinuation Of Yamaha CL & QL ConsolesEpisode 268 TranscriptBe sure to check out the Signal To Noise Facebook Group and Discord Server. Both are spaces for listeners to create to generate conversations around the people and topics covered in the podcast — we want your questions and comments!Also please check out and support The Roadie Clinic, Their mission is simple. “We exist to empower & heal roadies and their families by providing resources & services tailored to the struggles of the touring lifestyle.”The Signal To Noise Podcast on ProSoundWeb is co-hosted by pro audio veterans Andy Leviss and Sean Walker.Want to be a part of the show? If you have a quick tip to share, or a question for the hosts, past or future guests, or listeners at home, we'd love to include it in a future episode. You can send it to us one of two ways:1) If you want to send it in as text and have us read it, or record your own short audio file, send it to signal2noise@prosoundweb.com with the subject “Tips” or “Questions”2) If you want a quick easy way to do a short (90s or less) audio recording, go to https://www.speakpipe.com/S2N and leave us a voice mail there 

Send us a Text Message.How do you transform a simple handshake into a meaningful connection within the hunting and fishing community? That's just the beginning of our lively conversation with Wade Shoemaker. We discuss the game-changing innovation behind Migra Ammunition's stacked load offerings, which combine different shot sizes for stellar performance. Wade also shares exciting news about Migra's expansion into year-round products and their upcoming website revamp, making this episode a must-listen for outdoor enthusiasts.Ever heard of a "boat ramp tour"? We recount an unforgettable 33-day journey surprising duck hunters with free shotgun shells and merchandise. We dive into personal anecdotes that highlight the authenticity and community spirit behind this unique initiative. From managing long days to making genuine connections at the crack of dawn, we explore how fostering a supportive community can elevate a brand beyond just its products. This segment is packed with humor, dedication, and real stories from the field.Our discussion doesn't stop there. We tackle essential topics like water management, conservation, and the future of the duck hunting industry. From the effectiveness of tungsten in reducing cripples to the challenges of standing water on WMAs, we leave no stone unturned. Plus, you'll hear hilarious fishing tales, debates on fish tagging ethics, and even playful banter about beard grooming and fishing challenges. This episode offers a rich blend of valuable insights and entertaining stories that celebrate the spirit of outdoor adventures.GUEST WEBSITE: https://www.wadeshoemaker.com OUR WEBSITE/MERCH: https://offtheclockwithbscott.comHAVOC GEAR SHOP: https://havocnation.comHAVOC BOATS WEBSITE: https://havocboats.comHAVOC DEALERS: https://havocboats.com/dealers/SOCIAL LINKSTruth Social: https://truthsocial.com/@OffTheClockwithBScottFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Off-The-Clock-With-B-Scott/61557737220814/Twitter (X): https://twitter.com/OTCwithBScottInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/offtheclockwithbscott/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwu6_wWcXDoBzhpHv4YgZGQRumble: https://rumble.com/c/c-5644782Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2g76hRDp9d609LETevSH2U?si=0ba23ae282c94e88&nd=1&dlsi=d9f84d7699b84724Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/off-the-clock-with-b-scott/id1734265760 

Send us a Text Message.Tony breaks down some HUGE NEWS and big topics in the waterfowl industry this week to include: The LARGEST single donation in DU history, Pintail limit change to 3 / new study being performed by USFW, 2024-2025 state regulation changes that include AR spinning wing decoys on WMAs, removal of snow goose conservation in TX, and several other changes, Canada drought history / current waterfowl habitat conditions, and a quick Farm Bill update.Companies we LOVE | Ways to Support the Podcast ↓froggtoggs - USE CODE ZD315 FOR 15 PERCENT OFF @ www.froggtoggs.com *Cannot be used in combination with any other promo code. Offer only available at www.froggtoggs.com.*Valid 8/30/2023 thru 12/31/2024Williamson Outfitters (Coastal Florida Waterfowl Hunts, Fishing, Gator Hunts and Much more!)https://floridaducks.com/Code: ZERODUCK30 for 15 percent off Hook and Bullet Sunglasseshttps://purposebuiltoptics.com/Code Duck30 for 20 percent off Huntwise!https://huntwise.com/pro/checkout?code=DUCK30Looking to waterfowl hunt in Arkansas? Give our good friend Kade Weatherford, Owner of Delta Thunder Outfitters a call at (870)-926-7944You can use code ZeroDuck30 for 20 percent off all products at https://ackleyoutdoors.com/ !Code Zeroduck15 for 15 percent off https://dirtyduckcoffee.com/Special shout out to  @Gavin Powell for letting us use his song "The End" in our videos!

Join Dr. Dale this month and three special guests as they discuss how quail habitat (and abundance) are impacted by wildfires like those that raged in the Panhandle in late-February. His special guests include Becky Ruzicka (formerly with RPQRF), Chip Ruthven (TPW Project Leader for several WMAs in the Panhandle), and Jeff Bonner (retired TPW biologist stationed in Pampa). They discuss historical contexts and relevant management practices for lessening the impacts of wildfires. Join us on May 20 for this episode.

Segment 3, April 6th, 2024 There are a few dates on the calendar for outdoors people that really introduce a season.  This time of year there are several: Easter, spring break, first day of trout season, The Masters, and opening day of TURKEY season. James Buice is a longtime contributor to the Carolina Outdoors.  He's an author, sportsman, & outdoor professional that has travelled the world & he comes on to talk Turkey. South Carolina's Season & Limits — Spring 2024 Private lands Game Zone 1 and 2: April 1 - May 10 Private lands Game Zone 3 and 4: March 22 - April 30 WMA lands statewide: April 1 – April 30 Limit statewide private and WMA lands: Residents: 3 gobblers per season, no more than one per day, no more than one (1) from April 1-10 on private land and WMAs in Game Zones 1 & 2. No more than one (1) from March 22-31 on private land in Game Zone 3 & 4. Nonresidents: 2 gobblers per season, no more than one per day, no more than one (1) from April 1-10 on private land and WMAs in Game Zones 1 & 2. No more than one (1) from March 22-31 on private land in Game Zone 3 & 4. North Carolina. SEASON DATES: Youth Season April 6-12, 2024; Spring Turkey Season April 13 – May 11, 2024 Show Highlights: South Carolina has banned "reaping or fanning" that helps lure gobblers Calling may not be as important but a hen decoy could be in open field Be patient. South Carolina has received a recommendation for future seasons to make it 31 days from April 10--May 10. South Carolina has lost about 40% of its Turkey population over the past twenty years. Things You'll Learn by Listening: YouTube provides great tips on preparing for Turkey Season The Carolina Outdoors is powered by the Charlotte fly shop, Jesse Brown's.

FCC meeting clarifies Robocall TCPA rules, In-space Servicing, Assembly & Manufacturing, multi-lingual EAS NPRM & WMAS tech for wireless microphones. FCC denies KRSN(AM) resurrection. LPFM claiming unincorporated association dismissed. $40K NAL against PA pirate. 2018 Quad Review rules effective 3-18.  

In this episode of the Ducks Unlimited podcast, host John Gordon interviews Doug Pike about the Houston waterfowling culture. Throughout the podcast, Doug shares stories of hunting the East and West sides of Houston, dives into the people and places of the region, and tells the story of his father's inadvertent hunting in a game reserve. Doug also recounts his own journey of becoming a professional writer with the Houston Chronicle, and explains why hunting geese was always special to him.www.ducks.org/DUPodcast

Joe Kiefner is the owner of Migration Station. Many of you waterfowl hunters have seen Joe's waterfowl migration reports pop up on your TikTok or Instagram feed this past waterfowl season. We get into all kinds of good information about waterfowl migration and I wanted to share this from the website: https://migrationstationusa.com/The Nation's Premier Waterfowl Migration TrackerFollow the Migration!Whether its by viewing the migration via our Waterfowl Migration Map, or checking your local WMAs' and refuges' duck counts with our Waterfowl Counts Table, we've made answering the often-asked question, “Where are the ducks?” a whole lot easier.Our waterfowl migration database consists of real data, is updated daily, and our applications are 100% interactive and 100% FREE.So when it comes to tracking the migration of ducks and geese, trust us. Follow the migration, with Migration Station.Patent Pending.Companies we love! ↓Code Duck30 for 20 percent off Huntwise!https://huntwise.com/pro/checkout?code=DUCK30You can use code ZeroDuck30 for 20 percent off all products at https://ackleyoutdoors.com/ !Code: ZERODUCK30 for 15 percent off Hook and Bullet Sunglasseshttps://hookandbullet.life/Code Zeroduck15 for 15 percent off https://dirtyduckcoffee.com/Special shout out to  @Gavin Powell for letting us use his song "The End" in our videos!

Nchini Tanzania kumulika ni kwa vipi mradi wa Jumuiya za Hifadhi za WAnyamapori, WMAs, unaotekelezwa kwa pamoja kati ya Wizara ya Maliasili na Utalii nchini humo na shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la mpango wa maendeleo duniani, UNDP wa kuzuia ujangili na uhifadhi wa wanyamapori umesaidia jamii kunufaika sio tu na uwepo wa wanyamapori kwenye maeneo yao lakini pia kuishi kwa utangamano na wanyama kwa kuzingatia kuwa leo ni siku ya wanyamapori duniani na ujumbe ni ushirikishaji jamii katika hifadhi ya wanyamapori.Mwenyeji wetu ni Sawiche Wamunza, Mkuu wa Mawasiliano UNDP Tanzania akizungumza na Mwenyekiti na Katibu wa Jumuiya ya eneo la hifadhi ya wanyamapori ya Waga inayojumuisha vijiji vilivyoko mkoa wa Iringa na Mbeya. 

Jaridani leo  tunaangazia afya na hali ya kiuchumi katika nchi zenye maendeleo duni- LDC5.  Makala tutaelekea nchini Tanzania na mashinani nchini Sudan, kulikoni?Ikiwa leo ni siku ya kusikia duniani , shirika la afya la Umoja wa Mataifa WHO limesema maelfu ya watu duniani wanakabiliwa na changamoto ya kupoteza uwezo wa kusikia katika kiwango cha kuhitaji vipimo na matibabu.Kuanzia siku ya jumapili tarehe 5 mpaka 9 ya mwezi huu wa Machi, huko Doha nchini Qatar viongozi kutoka kila pembe ya dunia watakutana katika mkutano wa tano wa Umoja wa Mataifa wa nchi zenye maendeleo duni- LDC5 ili kukubaliana na kuangalia namna ya kuzisaidia nchi hizo ziweze kustawi wakati huu ambapo dunia inakabiliwa na changamoto lukuki.Katika makala tunakwenda nchini Tanzania kumulika ni kwa vipi mradi wa Jumuiya za Hifadhi za Wanyamapori, WMAs, unaotekelezwa kwa pamoja kati ya Wizara ya Maliasili na Utalii nchini humo na shirika la Umoja wa Mataifa la mpango wa maendeleo duniani, UNDP wa kuzuia ujangili na uhifadhi wa wanyamapori umesaidia jamii kunufaika sio tu na uwepo wa wanyamapori kwenye maeneo yao lakini pia kuishi kwa utangamano na wanyama kwa kuzingatia kuwa leo ni siku ya wanyamapori duniani na ujumbe ni ushirikishaji jamii katika hifadhi ya wanyamapori.Na katika mashinani na tutaelekea nchini Sudan kusikia njia mbadala za kuhakikisha usalama wa chakula na kuondokana na umaskini kwa jamii ambazo zilikuwa zinategemea upatikanaji wa ardhi, maji na malisho ya mifugo wengi.Mwenyeji wako ni Leah Mushi, karibu!

News topics are running fast and furious as the calendar flips to February. Outdoor News Publisher and Managing Editor Rob Drieslein kicks off the show with Editor Tim Spielman and discussion on ice fishing reports, turkey permit deadlines for three state WMAs, and results of the Brainerd Jaycees ice event (and the 13-year-old who won … Episode 421 – Cellular trail cam chatter, plus SHOT Show and Minnesota BHA Icebreaker cookoff recap Read More » The post Episode 421 – Cellular trail cam chatter, plus SHOT Show and Minnesota BHA Icebreaker cookoff recap appeared first on Outdoor News.

Episode 24 of Waveforge Podcast

This week we meet up with Wildlife Manager Chris Park and Technician David Vandegriff to talk about a few of the WMAs in West Tennessee that they manage. One of those is the premier Presidents Island Wildlife Management Area. Tune in to learn a few things you need to know when hunting the bottoms of West Tennessee. #tnwildlife #gooutdoorstennessee #waterfowl #hunting #wildlifemanagement #ducks #deer #tnwildcast tnwildlife.org

“I want to visit all the Wildlife Management Areas, but honestly, it's about the journey, not the destination. I've traveled to all corners of the Commonwealth, I've met some good people with great stories, I've learned a lot of things, and I've seen some beautiful land. I want to share my adventures at the WMAs and ,hopefully, encourage and inspire others to go explore the wild as well.” -Lisa Ghidotti, Wildlife Management Area ExplorerVirginia is blessed with an abundance of public lands that are open for everyone to enjoy. Wildlife Management Areas, known as WMAs, encompass 225,000 acres of diverse habitat across the Commonwealth and provide excellent hiking, wildlife viewing, paddling, fishing, hunting, horseback riding, and primitive camping opportunities. Lisa Ghidotti, an experienced hiker, kayaker, and angler, has been exploring the wild by challenging herself to visit every WMA in Virginia. Lisa shares the highlights of her journey, what she has discovered along the way, and her tips for planning your own adventure so you, too, can explore the wild. Let's Go!Follow VAOA Podcast:Website I Facebook I Instagram I Twitter Send Questions, Comments, and Suggestions: Jessica@virginiaoutdooradventures.com Support the show: Buy Me A CoffeeVAOA Podcast is Sponsored by:Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources I Shop DWRVisit MecklenburgBreaks Interstate ParkAdvertisers:Visit HarrisonburgWalkabout Outfitter Promo Code: WALKABOUT22Visit ChesapeakePolaris AdventuresBlue Ridge Outdoors MagazineMentioned in this Episode:*Support the Show with a Membership and Receive the Full List of Show Notes LinksConnect with Lisa: Facebook I Instagram I Strava Wildlife Management AreasLicenses I Access Permits I Boating RegistrationsRestore the Wild MembershipDWR GoOutdoorsVirginia AppVirginia Wildlife Run Club on StravaTrillium at Thompson Wildlife Management AreaHang Time Koala Super Grip Phone HarnessBeyond BoundariesRun for the WildSupport the show

Most of the quail hunting opportunities in Texas are found on privately-owned lands. But several TPWD Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are popular destinations too. This month's guest is Mr. Chip Ruthven who oversees several WMAs in the Panhandle of Texas. Chip and I discuss the status of quail management efforts at the Matador WMA (probably the most popular WMA in Texas for both resident and non-resident quail hunters). Ruthven earned his B.S. at Texas Tech University and his M.S. at Texas A&M-Kingsville. In addition to our quail discussions, he will also highlight some rattlesnake research he conducted while at the Chaparral WMA.

Episode 22 of Waveforge Podcast

In this episode I talk with Dalton Canezaro from Public Land Assassins about hunting Louisiana public land. 

Public land turkey hunting is almost non-existent in the "Lone Star State" (Texas) but there are opportunities in some WMAs and National Forests. Dustin talks about the opportunities and the best approach to hunting Texas. We share everything you need to get started as far as season dates, regulations, where and how to hunt this state. Dustin Bishop joins me to share his knowledge of hunting the diverse terrain in Texas.

While gamebird research isn't a part of Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever's mission statement, the organization often collaborates with research scientists from the most acclaimed universities in the country to inform the organization's habitat creation and restoration efforts. In this episode, Bob St.Pierre is joined by Mississippi State University's Dr. Mark McConnell as well as Quail Forever's Dr. Jess McGuire and Andy Edwards, for a discussion focused on five different research projects Dr. McConnell and his students are currently working on related to bobwhite quail, habitat management, and precision agriculture. Episode Highlights: • Dr. McConnell talks about his love of quail hunting and how that passion for hunting influences his research science. He also talks about hunting with his standard poodle and coins the phrase “it's cool to like quail again.” • Through Dr. McConnell's “Scale of Effect” project, he explains that the research is attempting to understand how habitat management on public WMAs in Mississippi influences bobwhite populations on those public lands. As importantly, he's also trying to gauge how that management influences bobwhite populations beyond the boundaries into the surrounding private property. • Singing from the same scripture as every other quail biologist we've ever had on our podcast, Dr. McConnell speaks passionately about the critical importance of prescribed fire to bobwhite quail habitat management for population health and growth. • The crew also talk about the theory that vocal bobwhites are the ones that get eaten by predators first in a population. Do silent bobwhites live longer or is that mythology?

Nathan is joined by Tyler Wells & Forrest Carvajal from Off The X Podcast. The Guys discuss the changes that the DNR is making with the water levels for the winter flooding on George H. Dunklin Bayou Meto Wildlife Management Area, Henry Gray Hurricane Lake WMA and Earl Buss Bayou DeView WMA. The impacts this is going to have on the out of state hunters and in state guys due to less water. As always we through in a lot BS talk as well.

SCDNR Wildlife Chief Billy Dukes talks about measuring interest in opening SC's WMA program to allow Sunday hunting. Shrimp Fajitas are on the menu in the Roadkill Cafe, and we discuss some important draw hunt deadlines and night fishing tips. 

In this episode of the Georgia Afield Hunting Podcast, we are talking with Mark Williams of southeast Georgia about how he hunts a dozen different WMAs every season, the WMA Nomads group that he is part of, as well as how he tackles a piece of public land and finds success. We had a great time talking with Mark and he provided a wealth of information on public land deer hunting and deer hunting camaraderie. Listen to the Podcast at:
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In this week's edition of We Love Outdoors with Rich Davenport, your humble host explores the regulatory proposals published in the NYS Register in support of the Deer Management Plan. Comment period on these regulatory proposals ends August 8, 2021. Also discussed are the newly proposed regulatory changes for Fisher and Pine Marten trapping, regulations whose public comment period ends 8/16. Our government is based upon citizen participation, and joining a federation conservation club, attending meetings, getting informed and get involved - write letters, send emails, speak with your elected representatives in support or opposition on issues that impact the wildlife, fisheries and our conservation traditions. Rich Davenport also explores the pending regulations concerning allowable activities on WMAs, F&WMAs, and some MUAs and UAs in NY. Conflicting activities are ongoing on these lands, which is concerning as WMAs and such are to offer wildlife a haven free from human disturbance and harrying when hunting and trapping seasons are closed. This includes reinforcing the leash laws, as dogs cannot be off leash unless engaged in hunting during an open season, or undergoing hunting training in designated areas. You're just walking Fido? ON A LEASH! Your humble host also provides you with updates to the youth hunting law progress, as well as some details from the June 2021 Erie County Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs meeting, as the lifting of the covid covid covid rules has brought the lifting of capacity limits, social distancing rules, and the need to pre-register for any event. Short notice to influence the Teach Me To Fish events, but National Hunting and Fishing Day will be full bore this year. Erie County Fair has also announced tickets will no longer be valid on specific days, tickets purchased in advance are good any day of the fair. Alternative energy is once again in the spotlight, as residents of Chautauqua County voice their concerns and opposition to the proposed Ripley to Barcelona industrial solar array project, opposition to expanded wind factory facilities and wind turbines in Lake Erie. Meanwhile, major hypocrisy was exposed in Buffalo Rising in an article concerning outer and inner harbor development and the lawsuit filed against the Erie County Harbor Development Corporation and their general project plans, using some of the identical environmental concerns as are held in opposition to wind turbines in freshwater. Perhaps Sierra Club and the other hypocrites are now seeing the light and stand to protect lake Erie vs. destroy her? We shall see. Finally, if you think NY is goofy, check out Arizona and their recent actions to ban use of trail cameras for scouting for the hunt. Eyes wide open, folks, as these things have a funny way of moving from west to east! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/rich-davenport/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/rich-davenport/support

This week's guest is Glenn Adcock from the SC Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers to discuss the prospect of allowing Sunday hunting on WMAs in the state. Catfish Po'Boys are on the Roadkill Cafe and we welcome Fish On Bait N Tackle as a new show sponsor.

Episode 19 of Waveforge Podcast - Fire by WMAS https://lnk.waveforge.com/fire - Fire (Lit Version) by WMAS https://lnk.waveforge.com/fire - In The Dark by WMAS https://lnk.waveforge.com/in-the-dark Thank you for listening! - waveforge.com

West Midlands Ambulance Service (WMAS) has taken delivery of two fully electric operational manager response cars as part of its commitment to reducing its impact on the environment. Following the launch of the UK's first 100% electric ambulance by the Trust in October 2020, West Midlands Ambulance Service has worked with its partner, conversion specialist VCS of Bradford, to launch two all-electric zero-emissions Jaguar I-Pace ambulance response cars, which will be going into operation in Birmingham in the coming weeks. This episode is also available as a blog post: https://emergency-services.news/wmas-adds-all-electric-jaguars-to-emergency-response-fleet/

Episode 18 of Waveforge Podcast

Episode 17 of Waveforge Podcast - Driving Home by The Quest https://lnk.waveforge.com/driving-home - Detox (Rehab Version) by WMAS https://lnk.waveforge.com/detox Thank you for listening! - waveforge.com

Join us this week from Cleveland State Community College. We visit with Cleveland State Associate Professor Robert Brewer and WMA Manager Brian Letner. These guys have had a big impact on future wildlife professionals and the resources we all enjoy as sportsmen. Robert helps us understand how students can be hands on and get real field experience in the program at Cleveland State. Brian has been with the agency for many years and has worn many hats. He shares what improvement and management projects his crews are working on, along with some of the challenges of wildlife management on WMAs. #tnwildlife #itswhatwedo #GoOutdoors www.tnwildlife.org

Public land gets a bad rap when it comes to deer hunting. Episode 15 guest Zach Stokes provides some great insight and tips for taking good deer on public land WMAs from his quest to kill a record book buck on public land. PG and Boatgirl are having opposite experiences this deer season, he tells the story of how he spent his latest tag and the podcast wraps with some great advice on surf fishing the South Carolina coast this time of year.

Melissa Hulsey is a rifle, bow, and muzzleloader hunter from Georgia, where she's just retired and moved to a farm. (Living the dream, Melissa!) Her scenery has switched from tree stands at private hunting clubs to her own backyard. In this episode we talk about the currency of human capital when it comes to developing hunting expertise, and how Artemis is trying to foster strong hunting communities through connection. One-off mentorship experiences in the field aren't enough to build self-sufficient hunters. So how can we better bridge the gap? 2:00 Moving to a farm-slash-game preserve from the Atlanta area  3:30 A meal to impress: A good cut of venison steak, parmesan risotto, asparagus done just so, and pumpkin cheesecake. "Did you know you just ate venison?" 5:00 Melissa is an entrepreneur who sold her company in 2017, around the same time as her husband took early retirement. Now she's pursuing her hobbies full-time, which is where the farm comes in 6:30 Georgia hunting: Turkey, deer, squirrel, doves, armadillos... aka "possum on the half-shell" 7:00 Archery, muzzleloader, AND rifle... archery is the fav for Melissa, and she started pretty soon after picking up hunting in general. The impetus was getting out in the field early in the season 9:00 (Perceived) barriers to archery hunting: Cost, upper-body strength, time/attention/mental bandwidth, confidence in stalking skills; decreasing range from 150 yards to 40 yards 13:00 Access to expertise (aka friends) is also a barrier to trying something new in hunting 14:00 Part of Melissa's WHY of linking up with Artemis is to find that she-tribe of hunter-friends. Nationally, about 20% of hunters are women. In Georgia, it's more like 7% 17:00 Artemis Georgia: four women strong - a team of PhD'd wildlife rockstars 19:00 Georgia and Montana = Artemis Alliance focus states. They're so different! 27:00 When looking at R3 efforts, Artemis is gunning for 'retain' through building communities of women hunters. Georgia Artemis has another take - E3 Initiative: Engage, Empower, Encourage 27:30 Are you a hunter in Georgia? Artemis has a short survey on what programs you're most interested in 28:00 Pssst... Artemis is hiring! Southeast regional outreach coordinator 29:00 Who misses hugs around here?  30:00 Georgia hunting is HOT. A Thermacell helps keeps the bugs away. Not a lot of walking. Tree stands are big. So is hunting over agriculture fields. 31:00 A short story from Georgia hunting, titled, "Underestimate Me, It'll Be Fun." That moment when Melissa's husband realizes she DID know how to reload her muzzleloader rifle. 36:00 Western hunting versus Georgia hunting: Gear isn't nearly as important. T-shirt and yoga pants, baby. The obstacles are different. Like, in Georgia, you're guaranteed to shove your face through some spiderwebs on the way to a tree stand. 41:00 Public lands in Georgia-speak are "WMAs," or Wildlife Management Areas. They're open to hunting on certain days, and some of those days will be earmarked for youth-only, women-only, seniors-only. 43:00 How do you build successful mentorship programs? We're all trying to figure it out. One-hit experiences don't work. It comes back to community and building competency/self-sufficiency after those first few outings. 44:00 Nicole Qualtieri Ep 10 on Retention 53:00 Are women further along establishing themselves in the angling world versus hunting? Some of those river-centric initiatives have been around longer. 54:00 The chicken that went missing for four days is BACK! We missed you, Rosalie! 56:00 The bear shoulder roast... staring at you from the freezer. Sarah Topp’s winning recipe 1:03 WANTED - Bear taco pics in the Artemis Podcast Facebook group

Episode 15 of Waveforge Podcast - Miss You (Jitterstorm Remix) by WMAS https://lnk.waveforge.com/miss-you - Show Me Your Feelings (Chris Kane Remix) by WMAS https://lnk.waveforge.com/show-me-your-feelings Thank you for listening! - waveforge.com

In this episode of Art Talks, artist Jônatas talks with artist Carlos Cesar Alves during Miami Art Week 2019 at Jada Art Fair. In this interview, we talk about his passions, his art process, and his evolving career in the arts during Miami Art Week. Let’s tune in! Tune in Thursday’s at 4 P.M. for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog #miamiartweek #jadaartfair #ArtTalk

In this episode of Art Talks, artist Jônatas talks with artist Luis Moscoso during Miami Art Week 2019 at Jada Art Fair. In this interview, we talk about his work and experience during Miami Art Week. Let’s tune in! Tune in Thursday’s at 4 P.M. for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog #miamiartweek #jadaartfair #ArtTalk

In this episode of Art Talks, we sit down with artist SANDYROSE during Miami Art Week 2019 at Jada Art Fair. In this exclusive interview, we sit with her to discuss her work on display in the fair, her experience creating an immersive installation, and her passions behind her art. Listen: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog Tune in Thursday at 4 p.m. EST to listen to more!

In this episode of Art Talks, we sit down with artist Aaron Jackson Bowman during Miami Art Week 2019 at Jada Art Fair. In this exclusive interview, Aaron discusses his first experience showing artwork during Miami Art Week and his emerging journey in the arts. Listen: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog Tune in Thursday at 4 p.m. EST to listen to more!

In this next episode of Art Talks, we sit with Katherine Pill, Curator of Contemporary Art at the Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg, and discuss her first impression of the industry as an adolescent to her impact today as a curator for the MFA. Listen and learn as she shares her perspective of curating and how she applies her talents to help foster growth and creativity at the museum. Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog #mfasp #museum #artist #curator #gallery #artmuseum

In this episode of Art Talks, we sit down with award-winning ceramic artist and gallery owner Brenda McMahon, to discuss her journey from journalism to owning the Brenda McMahon Gallery in Gulfport, the pressure people put on themselves when it comes to art, the pressure people put on themselves when it comes to art, and the exciting annual ArtJones studio tour, this weekend, in Gulfport! Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog #tampa #tampaart #gulfport #ArtJones #Artist

Nevada's state-owned Wildlife Management Areas (WMAs) are home to many resident and migratory birds and mammals. Found throughout the state and generally less than two hours from populated areas in Nevada, WMAs offer a variety of recreational opportunities including waterfowl and upland game hunting, fishing, and wildlife viewing. This week's Nevada Wild focuses on northern Nevada's Mason Valley Wildlife Management Area. Ashley Sanchez and Aaron Keller sit down with Western Complex Wildlife Area Supervisor Isaac Metcalf and Wildlife Staff Specialist Mike Zahradka to talk about the recreational opportunities at Mason Valley, how NDOW manages these 18,000 acres of public land, and provide some tips to hunters headed out to Mason Valley this waterfowl and upland game season.

In this episode of Art Talk, we sit down with the Director of the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Arts, Dr. Teresa Wilkins, to discuss her journey into the arts, the different ways local artists can get involved to promote their work, and how the museum takes part in helping their community with more than just art. Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog #art #arttalks #tampaart #tampa #tarponsprings

“In this episode of Art Talks, we sit down with Executive Director of the Imagine Museum, Jane Buckman, to discuss her venture into the art world, the importance of not taking shortcuts, and how the Imagine Museum strategically engages with the community and beyond.” Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog #art #arttalks #tampaart #tampa #stpete

In this episode of Art Talks, we sit down with Artist, Assistant Curator and Art Installer, Nathan Beard, to discuss his career preparing installations for galleries and museums, how artists should prepare their work, and his journey into the art world. Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG #ArtTalks #Artist #Museum #Gallery #ArtMuseum #ArtGallery #TampaFL #TampaArt provoke art​ Reagan Cosper​ Nathan Beard Fine Art​

In this episode of Art Talks, we sit down with the James Museum’s Curator of Art, Emily Kapes. We talk about the Western & Wildlife Art collection at the museum, her transition from working at the gallery when it was at Raymond James Financial to museum located in downtown St. Pete, and the exciting events and exhibits to come! Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog

Art Talks sits down with the Morean Arts Center’s Curator of Exhibitions, Amanda Cooper. We discuss her career as curator, her very busy schedule planning 40+ shows a year for a thriving and growing arts community, including the center’s annual members' shows, and how she finds local and national artists to exhibit. Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog

In this installment, Art Talks sits down with up-and-coming artist, curator, art dealer, and recent University of South Florida St. Petersburg graduate Antonio Permuy. We share helpful tactics for younger artists to represent themselves to the art world, make an impact, and be taken seriously in a highly competitive field. We also discuss how Antonio impacted the art scene for the University of South Florida's St. Petersburg campus, how everyone can be more open to engaging with the arts, and learned about his exciting upcoming venture with business partner and fellow USFSP grad Taryn Barnett: BlackOUT Art. Tune in every Thursday at 4 P.M for new episodes! Listen Here: Spotify: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksSpotify iTunes: https://apple.co/2nRneOS Youtube: bit.ly/WMASArtTalksPlaylist Follow Us: Facebook: bit.ly/WMASArtFB Instagram: bit.ly/WMASArtIG Blog: http://bit.ly/arttalksblog

Art talks sits down with the Tampa Museum of Art’s Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art Joanna Robotham. We discussed the amazing upcoming exhibits the TMA team have developed for 2019 and 2020, her prior work at the Jewish Museum in New York, and her exciting journey into curation! For more information about Wandering Masters Art Salon (W.M.A.S) please visit, https://www.wmasart.com/arttalks Follow us on social media: - bit.ly/WMASArtIG - bit.ly/WMASArtFB - bit.ly/WMASYouTube Also please subscribe and rate our channel if you want to hear more!

While most of Kentucky is privately owned, Kentucky Fish and Wildlife owns or operates over 85 wildlife management areas available to the public. In addition to these WMAs, the state of Kentucky has opened up private properties to the public known as Hunting Access Areas in partnership with land owners.Read more at projectupland.com.

Info on using WMAs from the LDWF and birding with Miss Becky.