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American Outdoor News MagazineThe Hunt Is OnIn this week’s episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast, Chris Avena sat down with Everett Headley, Safari Club International’s Guide and Outfitter Liaison. The discussion focused on the importance of choosing the right guide and outfitter, whether hunting in North America or abroad. Everett shared valuable insight on navigating complex hunting logistics and the benefits of working with trusted, SCI-vetted professionals.
Everett explained how the North American hunting tag draw system can impact planning for big game hunts. Understanding state regulations and draw odds helps hunters secure the right tags and avoid costly mistakes. He a...
2025-10-281h 12Podcasts Archives - American Outdoor News MagazineThe Hunt Is OnIn this week’s episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast, Chris Avena sat down with Everett Headley, Safari Club International’s Guide and Outfitter Liaison. The discussion focused on the importance of choosing the right guide and outfitter, whether hunting in North America or abroad. Everett shared valuable insight on navigating complex hunting logistics and the benefits of working with trusted, SCI-vetted professionals.
Everett explained how the North American hunting tag draw system can impact planning for big game hunts. Understanding state regulations and draw odds helps hunters secure the right tags and avoid costly mistakes. He a...
2025-10-281h 12
American Outdoor NewsThe Hunt is OnIn this week’s episode of the American Outdoor News Podcast, Chris Avena sat down with Everett Headley, Safari Club International’s Guide and Outfitter Liaison. The discussion focused on the importance of choosing the right guide and outfitter, whether hunting in North America or abroad. Everett shared valuable insight on navigating complex hunting logistics and the benefits of working with trusted, SCI-vetted professionals.
Everett explained how the North American hunting tag draw system can impact planning for big game hunts. Understanding state regulations and draw odds helps hunters secure the right tags and avoid costly mistakes. He a...
2025-10-2337 min
Elevate the HuntTiaras and Camo, a Match in MontanaFaith Johnson's journey into the world of pageantry began in 2016 when she won the prestigious title of Miss Montana's (Outstanding) Teen in her very first attempt. Her story is one of determination, talent, and a heart dedicated to making a difference. An actress since the age of 4, Faith's love for theater has always been a driving force in her life. She pursued her passion for understanding people by earning a degree in psychology and sociology from Montana State University, maintaining a 3.95gpa. Remarkably, she joined the workforce at the young age of 15, gaining invaluable life experiences early on. ...
2024-08-121h 02Elevate the HuntEquipping Women for the HuntBrittany Boddington's hunting career began after high school when, as a graduation gift, she went on her first safari with her father, taking five trophy animals. She now spends most of the year happily living out of a suitcase in pursuit of exotic animals and exciting adventures. She writes for several notable outdoor publications and was honored as the first woman to ever appear on the cover of Petersons Hunting Magazine. With her father Craig’s help Brittany has discovered a love for the great outdoors and has become a passionate hunter and conservationist. She now devotes her time to...
2024-07-031h 04Elevate the HuntWish I Coulda Been a Mountain ManSince he was a boy running around the woods and water of Southern Ohio, hit songwriter Andrew Scott Wills has been enamored with American history. He spent his summers combing the dirt for arrowheads and visiting historical forts and memorials. As he a teenager he discovered Eckert's "The Frontiersman" and built his first CVA Kentucky long rifle kit. Around the same time he bought a junk guitar for $20 and started songwriting. Life took him on a whirlwind journey of college, marriage, fatherhood and a career of songwriting on Nashville's Music Row notching Billboard charting singles and hundreds o...
2024-05-181h 17Elevate the HuntStaying Fire SavvyCarrie Bilbao is the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) Public Affairs Specialist at the National Interagency Fire Center. Before diving into her wildland fire management career, she received a Bachelor of Arts degree in communication from Boise State University. She has spent 26 years working for the BLM in Boise in wildland fire management as a wildland fire investigator, fire prevention officer, mitigation and education specialist, and public information officer. Carrie also dabbled in fire suppression operations as a wildland firefighter, engine operator, helitack crewmember, and a type 5 incident commander.If you enjoy the podcast, we...
2024-02-2257 minElevate the HuntThe Increasing Popularity of MuzzleloadingEthan Yazel is a 4th generation muzzleloading enthusiast, with a familial love of muzzleloading dating back to the 1930s. He’s always had a passion for history and thinks it is important to archive the stories of today's muzzleloaders for future generations. His platform I Love Muzzleloading hosts a ton of great resources for the beginner or enthusiast, including his own podcast and YouTube Channel. If you enjoy the podcast, we'd really appreciate it if you drop us a review, share it with a friend, or find us on...
2024-01-121h 17Elevate the HuntHOWL: Raising the Sportsman’s VoiceCharles Whitwam is the founder and president of Howl for Wildlife.Howl For Wildlife provides streamlined tools and resources with regards to issues surrounding wildlife, hunting and/or fishing management. Howl For Wildlife provides content & education sourced from biologists, partner organizations, and boots on the ground experts/individuals who are directly involved in the sustainable growth and health of wildlife in North America. Howl For Wildlife provides the public with streamlined access to officials, decision makers and influencers through industry leading technology. If you enjoy the podcast, I’d really appreciate it if you...
2023-12-1255 minElevate the HuntGood Hunting Partners are Hard to FindAaron Schmaus is a multi-faceted professional with a distinguished background in the military, literature, as an athlete and in videography, and digital marketing. As a dedicated father and husband, he channels his diverse expertise to enrich the experiences of individuals navigating the great outdoors. Through insightful discourse, he sheds light on pivotal issues such as wildlife conservation, veteran welfare, and the intricate interplay between humanity and the natural world. As the esteemed host of The Primitive Republic Podcast, Schmaus delves into a wide spectrum of human experiences, seamlessly transitioning between riveting outdoor narratives and insightful explorations of the human c...
2023-10-231h 22Elevate the HuntHow to Talk about HuntingMark Damian Duda is executive director of Responsive Management. Over the past 35 years he has conducted over 1,000 studies on how people relate to the natural world. He is the author of four books on wildlife and outdoor recreation and more than 150 published articles and peer-reviewed papers. He is a certified wildlife biologist and social scientist and holds a masters degree in natural resource policy from Yale University. If you enjoy the podcast, I’d really appreciate it if you drop us a review, share it with a friend, or...
2023-10-131h 20Elevate the HuntAdvocating for HuntingMichael Sabbeth is a lawyer, author, and lecturer on ethics and rhetoric. His recent work, The Honorable Hunter: Defending and Advancing Our Hunting Heritage, is a step by step guide on how to develop your own conversations on hunting that will be effective helping non-hunters better understand our passion. He has been a lecturer at Master Hunter Education programs, is an NRA-certified instructor in shotgun disciplines, a Boy Scout merit badge counselor in the shotgun discipline, consults for the United States Shooting Association on media relations and writes for many prominent hunting and shooting magazines, including Safari Magazine, The D...
2023-09-011h 17Elevate the HuntCooperative Conservation with PERCHannah Downey is the policy director at PERC, leading policy strategy and government affairs efforts to implement key policy reforms based on PERC’s groundbreaking research. She has applied her passion for the outdoors to advance lasting conservation wins since joining PERC in 2015. Hannah has testified before Congress and works closely with policymakers at the federal and state levels on conservation issues, and her work has been featured in media outlets including The Wall Street Journal and The Hill. Though she grew up in the Midwest, Hannah was lucky enough to spend her summers in Montana and worked as a b...
2023-07-221h 23Elevate the HuntEighty-Four Years of Hunting and FishingGary is one of those old timers we all hope to be someday: retire early, move to the land of your boyhood dreams, and spend the rest of your life hunting and fishing. Born in raised on a farm in central Michigan, he completed his degree in Fisheries and joined the Army. In 1962 he married his sweetheart and spent 52 years with her and his two boys. His work as a fisheries biologist took around Michigan, including 18 years at the manger of the state's best trout stream, the AuSable River. In Gary's words, "If I had it to do all over...
2023-05-2259 minElevate the HuntMentoring Hunting's FutureRick Brazell is the founder and president of the First Hunt Foundation. After 36 1/2 years of working for the U.S. Forest Service as a wildlife biologist, natural resource staff officer and a line officer managing millions of acres, he wanted to find a way to share his love of hunting and help others learn. He has a passion for hunting and helping others discover the life changing benefits of becoming a hunter. The First Hunt Foundation provides training and insurance for mentors as well as serves as a portal nationwide for new hunters loo...
2023-04-161h 11Elevate the HuntCries of the SavannahSue Tidwell is a multi-award-winning author whose thirst to explore wild places took her to the Tanzanian bush where she was infected with an extreme case of African fever, a condition that grips a person’s heart like a vice and never lets go. Tidwell, in her debut title Cries of the Savanna, is determined to light that fire in the heart of her readers as well. If you enjoy the podcast, I’d really appreciate it if you drop us a review, share it with a friend, or fi...
2023-02-251h 05Elevate the HuntThe Future of Wildlife ManagementChad Bishop is Director of the Wildlife Biology Program at the University of Montana. He is responsible for a wide array of functions tied to running the wildlife program, with an emphasis on faculty and student support and program outreach and development. Prior to University of Montana, Chad spent nearly 16 years working for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, initially as an ungulate researcher and later as an administrator. He received a B.S. degree from Montana State University in Biology with a Fish and Wildlife emphasis (1995), M.S. from University of Idaho in Wildlife Resources (1998), and Ph.D. from Colorado Sta...
2023-02-141h 09
Howl For Wildlife - HOWL CASTPack Mentality Weekly Update - Feral Horses/Right To Food-Hunt/Grizzly Bears & CanadaJam packed with a cast that have recently helped us with our latest actions. From feral horses in AZ, Right to hunt/food bills in OR and MT, Canada Gun Bills and the long road to delisting Grizzly Bear.
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Amy Patrick of OHA
Jeff Darrah of Montana Sportsmen for Fish & Wildlife
Mark Hall of The Hunter Conservationist
John Koleszar of Conservation First USA
Everett Headley
HOSTS - Mike Costello, John Stallone & Charles Whitwam
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2023-02-081h 37Elevate the HuntDinner with a Non-HunterJanelle Hansen is not a hunter. She doesn't have an aspirations to become one, either. Yet she is like 90% of America who approve of hunting as long as it is regulated and the animals' death serve a purpose. Growing up in Washington, she moved to Montana and works in early education. Conversations like this one give a glimpse into mind vital demographic, their questions, and concerns surrounding hunting. It is easy for us as sportsmen to remain close to the tribe, but in doing so we miss oppurtunities to share our experiences and remain relevant in society. Our hope is that...
2023-01-251h 06Elevate the HuntNavigating African ConservationCatherine Semcer has worked with the Sierra Club and federal land management agencies to reduce climate, ecological, and regulatory risks to their operations. After leaving the Sierra Club, she was part of the executive team of an NGO that provides training, advisory, and assistance services to anti-poaching units in Africa. Now as a research fellow at the Property and Environment Research Center in Bozeman, Montana and the African Wildlife Economy Institute at Stellenbosch University in South Africa, she serves on the advisory board of the Game Rangers Association of Africa. Catherine is an expert with the...
2023-01-071h 08Elevate the HuntMaking Wild Game GourmetAlex Valdivia was born in Cuba just west of the capital city of Havana. He grew up watching fisherman bring in the daily catch and then would forage around his home for dinner. After his family won visas to the US, he arrived in Florida at 15. He quickly found that cooking would be his passion. This led him to culinary school at Le Cordon Bleu in Miami from 2006 to 2008 and the world of being a private chef. He also has a passion working with animals as a renowned professional dog and dolphin trainer. With his culinary specialty of wild game...
2022-12-231h 19Elevate the HuntPolitics and Wildlife: Finding Common GroundMontana State Representative Marilyn Marler and Montana Outfitter's and Guide's Association Executive Director Mac Minard discuss how differing political views find common ground on wildlife issues while attending the National Association of Sportsmen Caucuses Convention in Bozeman, Montana. There is no shortage of tribalism in our world today and wildlife issues are not an exception. Often the choice is for combative stances instead of cooperative and collaborative approaches. Listening to this conversation today you’ll hear that regardless of your political affiliation, our passion for wild things and outdoor pursuits can unite us all. Topics Discussed:W...
2022-12-0358 min
ADDITIONAL HISTORY: Headlines You Probably MissedJune 4, 1943Usually episodes from the 1940s are about World War II, but on June 4, 1943, something else was unfolding in California--the Zoot Suit Riots. Don't know what a zoot suit is? Never heard of those riots? Listen to learn all about them and other events being printed in newspapers on the exact same day.
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Adam Hill Last Modified Date: October 28. “What Is a Silver Penny?” Smart Capital Mind, October 28, 2022. https://www.smartcapitalmind.com/what-is-a-silver-penny.htm.
“Advertisement: Airplane Spotters Wanted (Page 5).” The Portsmouth Herald (Portsmouth, New Hampshire), June 4, 1943. www.newspapers.com.
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2022-11-2831 minElevate the HuntLeave No Trace and Outdoor EthicsJD Tanner is the Director of Education and Training for Leave No Trace. As a member of the Center’s Education Team, JD manages the long-term, strategic organizational education and training initiatives. With over 20 years of experience as an outdoor educator and administrator, JD brings a perspective from over 17 years in higher education, as well as previous experience as a Traveling Trainer. JD has a BS in Outdoor and Therapeutic Recreation from Southeast Missouri State University, a MS Ed in Recreation Resource Administration from Southern Illinois University and is currently a Doctoral Student in Education at Southern Illinois University.
2022-11-031h 04Elevate the HuntLandowners and Sportsmen as AlliesJustin Iverson is a third generation rancher on a legacy ranch in the Potomac Valley of Montana. In his time he has seen what happens when ranches don't plan for succession and success. He often speaks to sportsmen groups and stock grower association meetings about finding ways to cooperate. Topics Discussed:Working on a legacy ranch in MontanaRancher stereotypes.The best way to get access to hunt.Ways sportsmen get themselves kicked off property. How conservation easements have helped keep lands open.Reaching around grizzlies and the ESA.The localvore movement and raising beef.
2022-10-011h 38Elevate the HuntHunting Perspectives: SwedenKjell Hedström is from the northern part of Sweden, just 1.5 hour drive south of the Arctic circle. Growing up in Sweden meant to be immersed in a society that had deeply rooted hunting traditions and where many relied on moose for sustenance. After winning two National championships in karate, Kjell transitioned from being challenged in sports to being challenged through hunting. As late as 34 years old Kjell shot his first moose, on his first hunt and been an avid hunter ever since. During hunting and eating wild game in Sweden, Kjell realized there were quality differences between meat from diffe...
2022-09-151h 41Elevate the HuntThe Ultimate New Mexico Oryx GuideGilbert Villegas was born and raised in Deming, New Mexico and spends most of his time hunting and fishing with family and friends. He graduated from New Mexico State University with a Bachelor of Science in Biology. For the last 19 years he has worked as the Wildlife Biologist and Hunt Administrator on the largest military installation in the country. Working on 2.2 million acres has rewarded him with a vast amount of experience in wildlife management; ranging from ungulate aerial surveys, wildlife captures and various wildlife surveys. As the Hunt Administrator on White Sands Missile Range he...
2022-09-011h 56Elevate the HuntHow Firearms Shaped HuntingLogan Metesh is a historian with a focus on firearms history and development. He runs High Caliber History LLC. With more than a decade of experience working for the Smithsonian Institution, the National Park Service, and the NRA Museums, his ability to present history and research in an engaging manner has made him a sought after consultant, writer, and museum professional. The ease with which he can recall obscure historical facts and figures makes him very good at Jeopardy!, but exceptionally bad at geometry.𝐓𝐨𝐩𝐢𝐜𝐬 𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐬𝐞𝐝: What it takes to be a firearms historianRise of hunting with firearms in 1600’sMatchlock to...
2022-06-031h 35Elevate the HuntHunting Perspectives: JapanRick Sacca is an American hunter living in Japan. He has hunted in the US Northeast, the Carolinas, Hawaii, and worked in the hunting industry in the Bob Marshall Wilderness of NW Montana. He has been fortunate enough to have earned hunting licenses and firearms permits as a foreign resident in Japan and had the opportunity to experience hunting Japan-Style. Using his experience as a Montana hunter education instructor, and a Montana Master Hunter, he offers insight into the similarities and differences in hunting techniques, processes, and hunter ethics. Topics Discussed: Anc...
2022-05-181h 45Elevate the HuntRecovering the Land EthicDr. Jared Beaver grew up in North Carolina and received a B.S. in Biology from Wake Forest University, an M.S. in Wildlife and Fisheries Sciences at the University of Tennessee, and a Ph.D. at Texas A&M University. His research has focused on the various aspects of white-tailed deer population ecology and habitat management. Jared’s career ambition has always been a position allowing the opportunity to blend person-to-person extension work with applied research and teaching, and in April of 2020 he jumped at the opportunity to serve in the role of Assistant Prof...
2022-05-041h 28Elevate the HuntElevate Your Ethics: The Need to Self-PoliceElevate Your Ethics.Because whether you’ve hunted for a single day or a lifetime, we never stop trying to elevate the hunt.(These shorts will share new ideas, people, and issues within the larger topic of Hunting's Culture and Ethics.)The Need to Self-PoliceHunters used to be heroes in society…it was the huntsman that rescued Red Riding Hood…Recognize errors in judgment and know when/how to respond.Hold your self to a higher standard, and call others to the same.If we don’t self-p...
2022-04-2804 minElevate the HuntDecline of Turkeys in the SouthDr. Colter Chitwood grew up hunting, fishing, and exploring the woods and waters of northwest Georgia. Years later, his wildlife ecology career has taken him across the U.S., from graduate degrees in North Carolina to postdoctoral positions in Missouri and Montana. Currently, he is an Assistant Professor of Forest Wildlife Ecology and Management at Oklahoma State University, where his research focuses primarily on population ecology, predator-prey dynamics, and forest habitat management for game species.Topics Discussed: Why Oklahoma should be on your hunting radar.Growing up hunting turkeys i...
2022-04-151h 33Elevate the HuntMusings on Light Geese: Snows, Blues, and Ross'sDr. Chris Nicolai is a renowned waterfowl biologist who grew up and completed his undergraduate degree in Minnesota. His Master’s degree from University of Alaska and Ph.D. from the University of Nevada are both focused on breeding black brant in western Alaska. He is a foremost expert on waterfowl banding/tracking, hunter-harvest modeling and other critical science. Chris has spent 15 years working for the US Fish and Wildlife Service and moved to Delta Waterfowl in Bismarck 2.5 years ago as the resident research scientist. Topics Discussed:Brant and why they a...
2022-04-041h 28Elevate the HuntTransforming the "Insta-Huntress" CultureMaranda Hough is a multi-passionate, lifelong Montanan who has spent almost 30 years of her life enjoying the outdoors, fitness, health and beauty. From the time she was 3 years old, she accompanied her father in the duck blind, fishing boat, and later progressed into big game hunting. Since shooting her first mule deer buck at age 12, she has strung together over 15 seasons of Montana big game harvests, to even include a solo archery elk harvest in 2020. Although she is a marketing professional for the outdoors industry these days, she has a huge passion for helping women and youth g...
2022-03-201h 23Elevate the HuntElevate Your Ethics: Where to start?Elevate Your Ethics. Because whether you’ve hunted for a single day or a lifetime, we never stop trying to elevate the hunt. (These shorts will share new ideas, people, and issues within the larger topic of Hunting's Culture and Ethics.)Where to start?-An introduction to Jose Ortega y Gasset and his book. Make your experiences personal, relatable, and shareable. “One does not hunt in order to kill; on the contrary, one kills in order to have hunted.”“A Good Hunter’s way of huntin...
2022-03-1103 min
WildFed Podcast — Hunt Fish Forage FoodFalconry, Hunting with Birds of Prey with Everett Headley — WildFed Podcast #123Everett Headley is back on the show today, this time, to discuss a topic we’ve been wanting to learn about for ages… Falconry. That’s right, hunting with a bird of prey. Each year, when we go through our own state's hunting regulations, we're always transfixed by the “grey squirrel falconry season.” We think, just what is this anyway, and who is doing it? Well, Everett is here today to give us a primer on what falconry is, who does it, and how. Of course, we’ll learn a lot about these incredible birds too. ...
2022-03-081h 32Elevate the HuntHunting Perspectives: United KingdomThis is the first in a series of episodes titled Hunting Perspectives. Hunters around the world will share their experiences and challenges and give you a view into their traditions. Charlie Jacoby co-founded Fieldsports Channel in 2009 with David Wright. Charlie's background is editing hunting magazines, while David was a news producer for the UK network ITV. Their idea was to collide the world of weekly hunting magazine with TV and produce a magazine TV show. Happily, along came YouTube and gave them the perfect platform. With 10 million individual, logged-in vie...
2022-03-061h 53
The Bird Dog BabeElevate Your Hunt w/Everett HeadleyEverett Headley is an outdoor writer and educator who grew up hunting and fishing in Montana. He is the host of Venery and Veritas Podcast which focuses on the peripherals of hunting; elevating your hunt, wild game, cooking, ethics, conservation, philosophy, controversy and education. In this episode we discuss his choice of bird dogs, falconry, […]
2022-03-0200 min
The Bird Dog BabeEpisode 090: Elevate Your Hunt w/Everett HeadleyEverett Headley is an outdoor writer and educator who grew up hunting and fishing in Montana. He is the host of Venery and Veritas Podcast which focuses on the peripherals of hunting; elevating your hunt, wild game, cooking, ethics, conservation, philosophy, controversy and education. In this episode we discuss his choice of bird dogs, falconry, and ways to elevate your hunt and tastefully share the story. The Bird Dog Babe Podcast is Presented By: Purina Pro Plan Boss Shotshells OnX Hunt This episode is brought to you by: Briley
2022-03-021h 46Elevate the HuntImmersed in Hunting: Adult Onset HuntersKaitlyn Farrar and Beth Vallieres are both Adult Onset Hunters with backgrounds that were not favorable to hunting. But after moving to Montana and finding themselves in a decidedly hunting-friendly state, they gave it a try. What follows is a success story of hunters welcoming others into their ranks. Beth and Kaitlyn share their experiences in this first part of a series that looks at how the hunting community can bolster their ranks with a natural and relational growth. Beth is an artist and wild-horse gentler living in Whitefish, Montana. You can find more of her work on Etsy. Kait...
2022-02-251h 29Elevate the HuntHunter Wounding LossCraig Jourdonnais is the Hunt Coordinator and Big Game Research for the MPG Ranch, a 15,000 wildlife and conservation focused ranch in Western Montana. Prior to this, he spent 33 years with Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks as a game warden, biologist, and video production specialist. The bulk of his study was in the Madison, Gallatin, and Bitterroot Valleys focusing on the impacts that elk have on the landscape. It was during these studies Craig began to document the mortality hunters have on populations and animals that are hit but not harvested. Topics Discussed:Hun...
2022-02-061h 42WildFed Podcast — Hunt Fish Forage FoodA Hunting Dialectic with Everett Headley — WildFed Podcast #118Daniel set out to interview today’s guest — Everett Headley — on the topic of falconry… cooperative hunting with a bird of prey. He’s a Montana resident that, amongst other things, hunted with a red tail hawk and is now training a peregrine falcon. All very interesting stuff that we've wanted to learn more about for years. But from the moment we started speaking, it was obvious that the natural flow of their conversation was going in a different direction. Both Everett and Daniel take a very philosophical approach to hunting and to understanding their relationship to the outdoors and the wi...
2022-02-021h 25Elevate the HuntInformed and Involved HuntersJana Waller, is the Montana Fish, Wildlife, and Parks Commissioner for Region 2 and host of SkullboundTV. Jana has blended her intensity for conservation with her communications background, actively promoting women in the outdoors and hosting hunts for veterans. She continues her work by writing, speaking, and donating her artwork to raise awareness and support for conservation and veteran causes. Topics Discussed:Working in today’s Outdoor MediaUsing her platform to give back to veteransBeing selected by the governor to be a commissionerCommunicating for maximum influenceThe increasing presence of non-consumptive users in wi...
2022-01-282h 15Elevate the HuntA Better Look at WolvesTyler Parks Region 2 Wolf-Carnivore Specialist for Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks. He grew up in the Bitterroot Valley and early on found a passion for Montana's wild places and wildlife. In 2009 he graduated from the University of Montana with a B.S. in Wildlife Biology. Tyler has studied and worked on projects including snowshoe hares, bobcats, black bears, grizzly bears, and mule deer. In 2012 he began working on wolves and in 2016 entered his current role as the Region 2 Wolf Specialist. Topics Discussed:When where wolves extirpated and naturally repopulating Montana? What wolf pack...
2022-01-221h 35Elevate the HuntOn Falcons and FalconryAlly Marshall has been a licensed falconer since 2006 and has flown multiple species and styles of falconry, from micro-hawking with kestrels, merlins, and sharp-shinned hawks to hunting rabbits with red-tailed and Harris' hawks, to hunting versatile quarry with goshawks and Cooper's hawks. She is the current president of the Montana Falconers' Association and owns and operates a dog training and boarding kennel in Florence, MT. Topics Discussed: Why would anyone would want to hunt with an antiquated method?The process for becoming a falconer. The lif...
2022-01-151h 22Elevate the HuntBecoming a Wilderness First ResponderKelli Lutz began her wilderness medicine career with wilderness first aid elective in college. She quickly changed her degree and now uses her Wilderness EMT to instruct others and provide medical coverage to wilderness movie sets. She has guided whitewater rafting, backpacking and ice cave glacier tours in Alaska. She currently teaches for Aerie Backcountry Medicine when not shed hunting with her husband and Weimaraner, Blue. Topics Discussed: Working on remote movie sets.Identifying life threats and assessing patients.Working in auste...
2022-01-131h 59Elevate the HuntPreserving Hunting's HeritageJeff Darrah is a retired game warden and Executive Director of MT Sportsmen for Wildlife. In his nearly thirty years of patrolling Montana he has seen dramatic shifts in hunting’s culture. He continues to help mentor the next generation of hunters as an instructor at many events throughout the state. In this episode we cover:Topics Discussed: What’s happening to the hunters that age out?How can we capture the hard earned wisdom of aging hunters?Seeing a mentorship come full circle.Hunter education as the founda...
2022-01-061h 15Elevate the HuntPairing Wine and Wild GameErin O’Regan White of Missoula Wine Merchants helps us know how to pair your huckleberry-glazed elk tenderloin or what you should pour when serving roasted squirrel. Erin is an oenophile and adult-onset hunter who has introduced her two young sons to hunting. Topics discussed:Where to start with wine?How does wine enhance the taste?What are the key wine descriptors?Specific selections for the wild game protein. Utilizing your local wine merchant. What hunting looks like with your 8 year-old son. Chasing Rabbits:Wine Bi...
2022-01-031h 11Elevate the HuntHunters Leading in Lead-Free AmmunitionMike McTee starting off the Venery and Veritas Podcast discussing lead-free ammunition. Mike's research and passion for helping FELLOW hunters learn more comes through clearly. Look for his book on golden eagle research, Wilted Wings, later this year. We appreciate your comments below and your reviews on your favorite platform. You can find more of Mike's work at www.mpgranch.com.If you are interested in learning more about non-lead ammunition and making the switch, you can visit the North American Non-Lead Partnership and Huntingwithnonlead.orgAnd on Instagram @nonlead_partnership and @hun...
2022-01-011h 20
Elevate the HuntIntro to Venery and VeritasAs we ready to launch episodes on January 1, here's more about what is behind the Venery and Veritas Podcast.Support the show
2021-12-3002 min
The Bowhunting Montana PodcastBonus Episode - Conservation Conversations #4, One MontanaThis bonus episode is the next in our series that highlights conservation organizations in Montana. In this episode Dane and Paul sat down with Everett Headley and Dani Clark of One Montana to discuss the Montana Master Hunter Program. The Master Hunter program seeks to develop ethical, effective hunters and build bridges between the hunting public and private landowners. Listen to this episode to learn more about the program and how you can apply! #bowhuntmt #Bowhunting - #Conservation - #Conversation
2019-12-3100 min
Fireside Mystery Theatre29.3 FMT Live at The NYPL: PearlrothNorbert Pearlroth, the head researcher for Ripley's Believe It or Not, finds himself at the center of a mystery too strange, too sinister, too dangerous......too dangerous to be true.Thrill to this revivification of a classic Fireside chiller. Recorded live at the New York Public Library 53rd Street on March 9, 2017.Please take a minute to check out http://podcastlistener.com/fireside to fill out a quick survey. It will help the brands that support our podcast deliver the best ads for you. And that helps us! Head to http://podcastlistener.com/fireside. We’d rea...
2017-09-2037 min
Fireside Mystery Theatre21.3 Strange Anatomy: "Pearlroth"21.3 "Pearlroth" from our Strange Anatomy show performed live at The Slipper Room in Manhattan on 10/30/16Norbert Pearlroth, the eccentrically brilliant head researcher for Ripley’s Believe It or Not, is drawn into an adventure both macabre and perilous.Also featuring a live musical performance by Martina DaSilvaFeatured in the cast:James Rieser as Norbert PearlrothMary Murphy as Louise VeseyBill Heidrich as Robert RipleyAli Silva as Thelma AstorEirik Davey Gislason as Everett GoodstoneMichael Pate as Jonathan HeadleyAnnabelle Rollison as Christine
2016-11-2139 min