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Flatlander PodcastEpisode 5: Neosho River Bottom HuntIn this week's episode we sit down with Neosho County landowner and conservationist Rick Hines, and outdoorsman and land steward Brad Harris, to talk conservation and hunting in the Osage Cuestas of southeastern Kansas. Highlights include: Lyndzee's first turkey harvest, endangered mussel reproduction, pollinator gardening as a manly activity, no till farming, prairie strips, and managing for quail reproduction.HostsLaura Mendenhall, Lyndzee Rhine, Tanna FanshierSourcesHarris Land Management - Instagram @harrislandmgtOsage Cuestas EcoregionNeosho Mucket lureMore infoCover c...2021-05-1449 minFlatlander PodcastEpisode 3: Turkey TalkKDWPT's small game coordinator, biologist Kent Fricke, joins us to talk about turkey life history, translocation, nesting phenology, threats to turkeys, and how turkey tag limits are decided in Kansas. Come away with some good hunter safety tips, a couple new vocabulary words, and a conservation challenge for your next hunt!Hosts: Tanna Fanshier and Laura MendenhallSourcesKanas Turkey Hunting Unit Maps - https://ksoutdoors.com/Hunting/What-to-Hunt/Turkey Environmental Stochasticity - https://kansaswildlifefederation.org/programs/conservationtalk/HuntFish KS Mobile App - https://kshuntfish.appKansas e...2021-04-161h 08Flatlander PodcastEpisode 1: The North American Model of Wildlife ConservationBrad Loveless, Secretary of KDWPT and Steve Bender, Director of Conservation Partnerships for the National Wildlife Federation join us to talk about the 7 principles of the incomparable North American Model for Wildlife Conservation and how those principles translate on the ground here in Kansas. We talk bison pelts, the Lacey Act, hunting in Kenya, turkey tag limits, and diversity and inclusion in the outdoors. Walk away with some interesting facts to underpin your next wildlife discussion around the campfire.Hosts: Tanna Fanshier and Laura MendenhallSources NA Model: https://www.fws.gov/h...2021-03-191h 24