America Outdoors Radio Podcast

America Outdoors Radio - November 20, 2020

This week on America Outdoors Radio Dan Clayton Luce with Henry Repeating Arms talks about putting a Henry rifle or shotgun under the Christmas tree this year for the ultimate holiday gift.  Greg Raines joins us to tell you about the training you can received and historic military surplus firearms you can purchase through the Civilian Marksmanship Program.  We'll share details about $5.6 million dollars being allocated to elk research in 15 states when we talk to Karie Decker with the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation and Jon Schlosser, Vice-President of Marketing for Ugly Stik, talks about a light-hearted but fun event coming to Lake Norman in North Carolina, the World's Largest Santa Claus Bass Tournament.   http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com 

Northwestern Outdoors Radio - November 14, 2020

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio Elk Hunting and Fishing dominate the conversation.  When it comes to fishing long time guide Lance Fisher will join us to share a greater Portland area salmon and sturgeon fishing report while Steve Caromile with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife lets you know about the many lakes being stocked with trout for anglers to catch this fall around the Evergreen State.  When it comes to elk hunting David Sparks will share the story of a recent North Idaho elk hunt on this week's edition of Sportsman's Spotlight and Dan Kloer, owner of Deep Timber Sounds, has got some good advice about elk calling and hunting during in the month of November.   http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com  

America Outdoors Radio - November 14, ,2020

This week on America Outdoors Radio Ryan Neeley with Camp Chef shares some advice about cooking the perfect turkey for the holidays whether it's the store bought or wild variety.  You'll need a sharp knife to carve up that turkey and Josh Warren with Work Sharp is rolling out a brand new Precision Knife Sharpener coming out on the market this weekend that will help you do that.  Bill Herzog, author of the book, "Spoon Fishing for Steelhead", explains how to use spoons and spinners to catch more steelhead and salmon out of rivers across North America this fall.  Finally, outdoors writer Randall Bonner talks about the perfect "fishing dog" and the traits you should look for if you want to have a great four-legged fishing buddy. http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com 

Northwestern Outdoors Radio - November 07, 2020

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Brian Gilman, Executive Director of the Warriors and Quiet Waters Foundation, talks about how their non-profit uses fly fishing as a tool to help combat veterans.  Paul Vang is a Montana based outdoors columnist with a new book to tell you about and outdoors personality Gary Lewis shares some suggestions about fall hunts you may want to take advantage of this year!  www.northwesternoutdoors.com 

America Outdoors Radio - November 07, 2020

Host John Kruse chats with - 

1.  Larry Riley with the US Fish and Wildlife Service about funds used to restore a trout stream overrun by black bullhead in Southern California

2.  Brett McComas with TargetWalleye.com about early season Ice Fishing and about an important tool to use - the Spud Bar!

3.  Justin Clawson, President of The Fallen Outdoors, talks about their non-profit organization and how they get active duty servicemembers and veterans out for fishing and hunting trips around the nation.

4.  We've also got the results of the Cabela's King Kat Classic Championship Tournament held at Lake Milford, KS.  Find out who won the first place prize of $50K!

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Northwestern Outdoors Radio - October 31, 2020

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio outdoor survival is the name of the game when we talk to Brett Stoffel with Emergency Response International about "Lost Person Behavior", the science behind what many people do when they get lost and how knowing this predictive behvior can help search and rescue teams.  Ken Keffer has a great new book out, the "Earth Almanac" to tell you about and Seth Miller, Executive Director of Oregon Parks Forever, talks about their donations to Oregon State Parks to build unique, specialized campsites for hikers and bicyclists called hike-bike pods.  Throw in fishing advice from Bob Loomis, a rundown of soon to be stocked trout waters in Idaho and a reward for a poached wolf in Oregon and we've got quite a show coming your way.  http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com  

America Outdoors Radio - October 31, 2020

This week on America Outdoors Radio Colin Kearns, the Editor in Chief of Field and Stream, talks about hunting camps and why hunters love to spend time at them every fall!  Charley Bryant with Irish Setter Boots and host John Kruse discuss the new MudTrek boots that hunters, farmers and ranchers alike are going to love.  The outdoors is coming to more schools across the nation, to include several in Arkansas, thanks to the Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation and Executive Director Ricky Fairchild will tell you more about the Outdoor Adventures Program they offer.  Finally, Outdoor Life Hunting Editor Andrew McKean does a rare thing.  He's talking politics as election day approaches and lays out the issues sportsmen and women care about. http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com 

Northwestern Outdoors Radio - October 24, 2020

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio award-winning journalist Kris Millgate chronicles her journey from the Oregon Coast to Central Idaho as she followed migrating Chinook salmon while putting together her upcoming documentary film, Ocean to Idaho. Eric Pawlak with Worldwide Trophy Adventures has some sound advice for hunters hoping to score a quality big game tag in Wyoming next year.  Bob Loomis with Mack's Lure is twitching jigs for salmon this fall and Chase Gunnell talks about wolverines, a rare animal that in some places in the Northwest is making a comeback but in others barely holding it's own.  http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com  

America Outdoors Radio - October 24, 2020

This week on America Outdoors Radio we'll lead off with the story of a new record blue catfish out of Georgia before previewing a new film with Drew YoungeDyke about the impacts of invasive asian carp from the National Wildlife Federation.  Joe Sarmiento is back from a two day blue fin tuna fishing trip out of San Diego and will tell you how that went and outdoors journalist and naturalist Kris Millgate will tell you exactly what to do if you come across an injured raptor that you want taken to the nearest rehabilitation center.  Last but not least, Marc Turner, host of Hunt the Land Podcast, explains how an elk hunt taught him several lessons that has helped him harvest more whitetail deer. http://www.americaoutdoorsradio.com 

Northwestern Outdoors Radio - October 17, 2020

This week on Northwestern Outdoors Radio Shelby Ross, owner of Ross Outdoor Adventures, shares some great advice to help you bag more early season ducks.  Roger Phillips has a monthly round-up of news from the Idaho Department of Fish and Game, tournament angler Ted Beach has some great advice about catching more walleye this fall and Dennis Keppner shares what it's like to be a full-time campground host, traveling all over the Western U.S. in the process.  http://www.northwesternoutdoors.com