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The Fish Nerds "Feelings, Furry Warts and Out of Tuna". The Nerds debate the value of dogs and come to the conclusion that they have no place in fishing. Clay then tells of an encounter he had with an animal rights advocate which leads to the Nerds debating the issue of fish pain. Once again The Wonder from Down Under. Luke Chammings joins the men and gives an updated on the troubling longnose fur seal population explosion in southern Australia. The guys end the show with a new segment they call, Name that Tuna, that has them singing and listeners looking for a new podcast. Funding for this show is provided by our growing list of supporters on Patreon – the crowdfunding site for artists and creators.

Getting started in the bowhunting or outdoor industries can be tough. That does not mean you should give up on your dream. Join me as Peter Wood from Ripple Outdoors Podcast provides some career tips to help you along the way. About My Guest: Peter is a speaker, an avid hunter and fisherman, a freelance photographer, an award winning outdoor communicator and writer, the CEO and podcaster at Ripple Outdoors, and author of "Hunt Talk: What the Deer Experts Told Me". Peter and his wife live in southwest Ontario, on the northern shore of Lake Erie.  

Dan talks about his interview with Gordon Whittington of North American Whitetails while co-hosting on The Big Buck Registry Big Buck Podcast with Jay Scott. What was it like to talk with someone with so much deer knowledge Talking about the Hanson buck, the hole in the horn buck and others Has hunting changed over the last couple of decades? Are we lazy Are we better hunters What ends has this led too Mike visited the Coon Dog Cemetery while on vacation What is a coon dog cemetery and where was it What was the cemetery like and what was there Mike talks about his experience there Ticks! While on vacation Mike had a not so good experience with ticks....again!

JT Byrne's passion for Fall turkey hunting with dogs is apparent in this interview. JT shares with us the history behind the famous Byrne line of Appalachian Turkey Dogs, the benefits of using dogs to turkey hunt in the Fall, and some exciting Fall turkey hunting stories as well - my favorite of which is the story of his dad's last turkey hunt.  Listen in to this week's very entertaining episode about Fall Turkey Hunting with Dogs with JT Byrne.  I hope you learn as much as I did and that the interview sparks an interest in trying out the sport if you get the opportunity. As promised during the interview, the links mentioned towards the end of the show are below: American Wild Turkey Hunting Dog Association Byrne Turkey Dogs Facebook Group - This is a closed group, and you'll need to apply to join. Turkey Trot Acres - Provides guided turkey dog hunts in New York.

“The Art of Making S'mores” - A new Camping Tip! I'll be posting a new Camping Tip every Monday and Thursday through August.

"Using Totes" - A new 2-5 minute Camping Tip! I'll be posting a new Camping Tip every Monday and Thursday through August.

The N-Season report is back and it's all about the Rut the magical 10-14 days a year we live for! With me again is Kenny Simpson from Bowcast

Clay takes the Groves clan out for a day of fishing with Captain Shawn Tibbetts of the Miss Megan II in Saco Maine.  The adventure is recounted by Clay’s daughters, Zoe and Sam, who both had interesting insights into mackerel and the good captain. Fish in the News is back with tales of fake great whites, plate-sized goldfish and our favorite testicle eating fish.  Dave ends the show with a bit of history on the classic Striper Swiper by Atom lures. Funding for this show is provided by our growing list of supporters on Patreon - the crowdfunding site for artists and creators.

Have you ever thought about becoming an outdoor writer, author, blogger, podcaster, or other type of bowhunting or outdoor communicator? Listen as Lindsay Thomas Jr. shares his career experiences, advice, and encouragement as a journalist, an author, an outdoor writer,  and as a magazine and website editor. Guest's Opening Quote: "If you had told me to pick up the phone and call the editor of **Outdoor Life** I’d have thought, are you crazy, you can’t just do that. Well of course you can, you can pick up the phone, you can write an email and reach out to folks. They are, in my experience as a magazine editor and now the editor of a website, they're looking for content." More About My Guest: Lindsay is the Director of Communications for the Quality Deer Management Association  and the editor of Quality Whitetails Magazine, the journal of the QDMA.  In addition to producing QDMA's magazine, he served as editor and a contributing author of QDMA's newest book, Deer Cameras: The Science of Scouting, and he was co-

Fourth of July Holiday Summer Vacations Dan's vacation What he's seeing in the U.P. of Michigan U.P. Deer management Robb's Creek Deer Co-op How we got started What do we expect Sharing Infromation Trail Cams Spring photos Why we put them out What are we seeing A GPS mapping project of our property  

In this week’s episode of The Turkey Hunter Podcast, Sally Morgan with Morgan’s Americana shares her excitement about her husband, Kenny’s, new book entitled America, Wild Turkeys, and Mongrel Dogs. Kenny Morgan passed away in 2011 after finishing the manuscript of his second book. Kenny’s vision for this book was for it to be a coffee table book that people would be proud to display in their homes. After Kenny’s passing, Sally took up the project of completing the book in Kenny’s honor, and she certainly made Kenny’s vision come to life. The book is a coffee table book full of Kenny’s turkey hunting stories, amazing photography of nature, wild turkeys, and photos from Kenny’s childhood. Listen in to the interview, and then I’m sure you will want to pick up your copy of the book while there are still some available.

HuntFishTravel Podcast - #SharkWeek Special Episode - Shark Fishing in Massachusetts  (where Jaws was filmed!!) with Captain Greg Sears of Mass Bay Charters. Shark Week Mass Bay Charters

This week N-Season report we are live from the Texas Panhandle. Brandon is bowhunting the Texas Panhandle and is joined by Kenny Simpson from FMP Bowcast to cover all that mother nature has thrown at us this week. 

Clay explains why American fish should thank their lucky stars everyday, leaving Dave to tell tales of cocaine-laced triggerfish and dwindling lampreys. Both men contemplate the fishing term “dink” and how the heck they ended up in the Boston Gay Pride Parade. Funding for this show is provided by our growing list of supporters on Patreon - the crowdfunding site for artists and creators.

Sometimes when your work just becomes stale and boring, it is time to make a change. Join me as Jay Scott explains how it isn't often just about the work itself, but it is about the people and the relationships that you build that make life have some spice. About My Guest: Jay grew up in rural New Hampshire where the woods and streams were his outdoor playground. He initially learned about hunting from his grandfather and his father, but it wasn't until after college that he really started to get serious about it, when a friend introduced Jay to bowhunting in the Upper Valley of New Hampshire. He also learned to be a more focused hunter through turkey hunting and with the help of another friend and mentor who had 35 years of hunting experience. Jay started the Big Buck Registry in 2012, initially just as a website, after years of sharing endless deer photos with friends from across the country. In the fall of 2012 he started to explore podcasting after he purchased an Apple iPhone, and then he launched Big Bu

We talk about our 4 day trip to Backwater Legacies youth outreach camp. What is Backwater Legacies What do they do for the kids What outdoor disciplines do they teach What are the kids' reactions

The number of women hunting and fishing is growing each year for great reasons. The same reasons why men have been hunting and fishing for years. The outdoors is an awesome place to spend the morning or afternoon, and enjoying the outdoors with a gun or rod and reel in hand makes that morning or afternoon even more awesome. More and more women are picking up on that fact each year, and they are also enjoying being part of the “Farm to Table” movement that has swept the country over the past several years. Brenda Valentine, The First Lady of Hunting, shares information with us to help us introduce women, and new hunters, to the sport of turkey hunting. If we take care to introduce others to turkey hunting the right way, we will create turkey hunters for life, and Brenda goes over some of those tips that we can use to introduce others, especially women to the sport that we love so much.

“Homemade Firestarters” - A new Camping Tip! I'll be posting a new Camping Tip every Monday and Thursday through August.

“Extinguishing Beach Fires” - A new 2-5 minute Camping Tip! I'll be posting a new Camping Tip every Monday and Thursday through August.

HuntFishTravel Podcast - Camping Tip #1 "Keeping Flies off the Picnic Table" - A new Camping Tip! I'll be posting a new Camping Tip every Monday and Thursday through August.