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Driving Forward PodcastAI, Trust & the Future of Broker–Carrier Relations with Todd Waldron (Truckstop)As AI takes a bigger role in freight, how do brokers and carriers keep trust front and center? Todd Waldron, VP of Carrier Experience at Truckstop, joins Driving Forward host Nate Johnson into a candid look into where technology helps and where relationships still win. With nearly 20 years in trucking, including leading Q Carriers as CEO, Todd now guides carrier strategy and innovation at Truckstop. Together they cover ✅ AI in Freight - How artificial intelligence is impacting repetitive tasks, customer touchpoints, and where it risks replacing relationships.✅ Broker-Carrier Trust - Why balancing efficiency with genuine human connection is the futu...
2025-09-051h 01
Unlocked with Skot WaldronUnlocking Leadership Through Visual Thinking With Todd CherchesIn this episode, Skot Waldron interviews Todd Cherches, the CEO and co-founder of BigBlueGumball, a New York City-based leadership development and consulting firm. The discussion revolves around unlocking visual thinking through "Visual Leadership," which is Todd's unique approach to leadership development. Visual Leadership is a methodology that leverages the power of visual thinking to help leaders think, communicate, and collaborate more effectively. Todd shares his personal journey of how he became interested in Visual Leadership and the benefits of incorporating visual thinking into leadership development. He also provides practical tips and techniques for listeners who want to...
2023-05-2329 min
The Freight Coach Podcast552. Todd WaldronTodd Waldron is the CEO of Q Carriers based in Shakopee, MN. Todd and I spoke on the current freight market, and how to find trends and provide value to your prospects/customers in any freight market! Make sure to connect with Todd & Q Carriers! To learn more about becoming a Freight Agent: https://spi3pl.com/ Ditch your carrier packet, Drive more carrier sales and get better load coverage with seamless digital onboarding, TMS integration, and smart load coverage, visit: https://brokercarrier.com/
2023-05-0243 min
The Safety Management ShowRevenue, Relationships, and SOPs - Being a Real EHS Leader w/ Todd WaldronCompanies that put more emphasis on production and the bottom line will still lose revenue because of employee safety incidents.Having someone on board who’s passionate about EHS pays its own dividends.In this episode, Todd Waldron, Environmental Health and Safety Supervisor at Comstock Resources, joins us for a lively conversation about being a truly effective EHS leader.A combat vet and former Air Force firefighter, Todd has over a decade of industry experience and a highly-trained eye for risk assessment. His insights are spot-on.We’ll discuss:Establishing top...
2021-12-141h 00
National Wildlife Federation OutdoorsWhy Grouse & Woodcock are Species of Conservation need, Forestry & Trends in Conservation with Todd Waldron.For this episode we sit down with Todd Waldron. Todd is a forester, conservationist, podcaster, and the Northeast Forest Conservation Director for Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock Society. He is a great guy with lots of passion for conservation. We cover some forestry, why grouse and woodcock are “species of conservation need”, overall trends in conservation, climate change impacts on grouse and beyond, and our hopes and dreams for the future.
Checkout these useful links:
www.ruffedgrousesociety.org
www.modcarn.com
www.nwf.org/leadfreelandscapes
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2021-09-171h 05
Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Podcast & Blast with Hal HerringTodd Waldron, Northeast region forest conservation director for the Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock SocietyJoin Hal and Todd Waldron, Northeast region forest conservation director for the Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock Society, for a discussion of the rich history of Todd's home territory, a life of hunting and fishing public lands – from upland birds to whitetails, smelt netting to flyfishing for native brook trout – and what the future brings as we confront and overcome the obstacles to re-establishing the biodiversity and health (not to mention upland birds) of this last great wilderness.
2021-04-142h 04Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Podcast & Blast with Hal HerringTodd Waldron, Northeast region forest conservation director for the Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock SocietyJoin Hal and Todd Waldron, Northeast region forest conservation director for the Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock Society, for a discussion of the rich history of Todd's home territory, a life of hunting and fishing public lands – from upland birds to whitetails, smelt netting to flyfishing for native brook trout – and what the future brings as we confront and overcome the obstacles to re-establishing the biodiversity and health (not to mention upland birds) of this last great wilderness.
2021-04-142h 04
Pertnear Outdoors PodcastEp. 92 Deep Cuts with Todd WaldronTodd and Billy get into some deep conversations about conservation, forest management and our place as hunters in todays culture. Todd brings a very experienced and thoughtful approach to these discussions, someone we should all be listening to as we wade through some of these murky waters. His experience in forestry and conservation make him the perfect one to help tackle these often challenging discussions. We feel this is a discussion that should be shouted from the roof tops, all hunters and anglers should be familiar with these topics as we move forward with our lifestyles and in conservation...
2021-03-081h 33
The 46 of 46 Podcast82.) Summit Sessions #23: Hunting & Conservation; Dispelling Misconceptions with Todd WaldronIn this episode I go off-trail sort of speak and dispel common misconceptions regarding the world of hunting and conservation with fellow podcaster, Todd Waldron, of the East West Hunting Podcast and the Outdoor Feast Podcast. Todd is an ADK native, a lifelong hunter, and he is also a member of many conservation organizations and has a bachelors in Natural Resource Management. In our conversation Todd addresses many misconceptions the general public has regarding the subject of hunting. An important outdoors episode that is sure to leave you with a new and informed perspective. Todd's Podcasts:www...
2021-02-121h 32
East to West Hunting PodcastChrista Whiteman - An Outdoor Feast Convo by Modern CarnivoreHave you had the chance to check out the Outdoor Feast Podcast by Modern Carnivore yet? Here's the type of great conversations we're having with the Modern Carnivore community. This week, Artemis Ambassador Christa Whiteman from the NY Catskills joins Todd to talk about her incredible 2020 deer season. We're talking about Christa's first buck, the importance of sharing venison with her landowner friend, Wild Woman Apothecary and more. Please also go over to www.modcarn.com and check out the Modern Carnivore Podcast (EP:020) with Ronnell Lynn. Its another great conversation!
2021-01-311h 27
East to West Hunting PodcastA Comparison of Bigwoods Deer Hunting in Maine & The AdirondacksIts mid-November and we hope you're all out enjoying a safe hunting season. Todd just returned from a 3 day big woods deer hunt in western Maine and he's breaking down how he went about trip planning, creating a hunting strategy and more. He's also offering a comparative analysis of hunting deer in Maine and the Adirondacks - how each rank in terms of deer numbers, remoteness, finding deer sign, logging activity and more. Thanks for listening and enjoy your time in the woods!
2020-11-1542 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEP: 116 - A Holistic Approach to Hunting with Bruce McGlennBruce McGlenn of the Human Nature Hunting School in Washington State joins Todd this week on the podcast. Bruce is a lifelong hunter with 35 years of experience and is a certified Master Hunter and outdoor instructor. We're talking about the role that hunting, angling and foraging can play in healing connections between humans and nature. We're also discussing Bruce's personal journey growing up in the Seattle area, hunting with his family and leaving a professional engineering career to become a hunting teacher. Check all the great work that Human Nature Hunting School is doing at www.humannaturehunting.com
2020-10-2550 min
East to West Hunting PodcastConsiderations for Choosing Our Hunting PartnersThis episode was recorded in Room 104 at the Best Western in Syracuse, New York in late January 2020 - just prior to COVID. My cousin, close friend and life long hunting partner Tom Hammond and I talk about considerations for choosing hunting partners. We discuss the dynamics of hunting together, defining your goals, hunting with our friends Jason and Greg, finding your lane in the outdoors and more. Thanks for listening!
2020-07-2427 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 107: Debunking Wild Food Myths with The Sporting Chef Scott LeysathThe Sporting Chef Scott Leysath joins us this week to share his advice for how we can improve our wild food cooking. Scott is one of the premier wild game chefs out there and is a well-known author, public speaker and host of the Sportsman Channel's popular Dead Meat series. We're debunking wild food myths, talking about how you can get started, discussing what happens when you hand-deliver cookbooks to customers and talking about a recent article in the Wall Street Journal - A Smart Guide to the US Meat Shortage.
2020-07-1638 min
East to West Hunting PodcastMaking the Most of Your Deer Hunting Property with Jon Teater of Whitetail LandscapesHope everyone is safe and healthy! We're talking whitetail habitat management on this episode with Jon Teater, owner of Whitetail Landscapes in central New York. Jon walks us through the fundamentals of how bedding cover, habitat structure, food and connectivity all work together to drive daytime whitetail movement. if you're a landowner, you don't need a huge property to improve your hunting. If you don't own hunting land, you'll still benefit from this conversation - learning some new terminology, connecting the dots, reading landscapes and more. Thanks for listening!
2020-05-061h 02
Pertnear Outdoors PodcastTodd Waldron and Bill Harvey talk HuntingThis weeks episode we are joined by Todd Waldron and Bill Harvey. The three of us sat down and had a chat about Todd's new podcast Outdoor FEAST, told some hunting stories, getting people into hunting with food and some deep conversations about the value of strong family and friendships often fostered through the outdoors. Hope you enjoy and check out Todd's platforms on Instagram/FB and his podcasts- East to West Hunting Podcast and Outdoor FEAST. Pertnear Outdoors
2020-03-091h 38
East to West Hunting PodcastGus Congemi & Pat Salerno on Adirondack Deer HuntingAdirondack Big Woods Deer Hunting with Gus Congemi of Live the Wild Life TV and Pat Salerno Jr. Live the Wild Life TV host Gus Congemi and Pat Salerno Jr. joined us at the World Fishing Expo in Suffern, NY this past week to talk about what drives Gus' passion and determination for Adirondack deer hunting. Gus is an incredible hunter who has traveled across the world in his journeys. What draws him to the Adirondacks when he can hunt anywhere in North America? What motivates Pat Salerno Jr. in his bigwoods hunting...
2020-03-0320 min
East to West Hunting PodcastIntroducing the Outdoor Feast Podcast by Modern CarnivoreWe just had an amazing weekend at Pheasant Fest 2020 in Minneapolis and have released the Outdoor Feast Podcast by Modern Carnivore! This week, Todd talks about the Outdoor Feast Podcast, where you can find it, what its all about and shares some stories from Pheasant Fest and an incredible snowshoe hair hunt in northern Minnesota with friends Leigh Neitzel and Mark Norquist. Thanks so much for your support. Follow the Outdoor Feast Podcast and the Modern Carnivore Podcast at www.modcarn.com
2020-02-2222 min
East to West Hunting PodcastAn Tintroduction to Ice Fishing with Fish 307's Jeff Goldberg & Renee PaddockHow to Get Started Ice Fishing with Jeff Goldberg and StrikerIce Pro Staff Renee Paddock Looking for a fun, easy way to connect with the outdoors this winter? We're at Fish307 in Lake George, NY this week talking with owner Jeff Goldberg and StrikerIce Pro Staff member Renee Paddock about how to get started with ice fishing. We're talking about: Renee's fishing journey, how Fish307 got its name, tips for lake trout, pike and perch fishing, the basics, intermediary steps and equipment, bait...
2020-02-1043 min
East to West Hunting PodcastHunter S. Thompson, French Louie & Room 213 - Syracuse Best WesternEast to West Hunting Podcast - Highlights from the weekend at the Syracuse Sportsmen's Expo, Room 213, Best Western with Tom Hammond Tom Hammond and Todd Waldron were at the 75th Annual New York Sportsmen's Expo last weekend in Syracuse and this is a rundown of our conversations. Todd's talking about private landowner conservation, choosing hunter partners, Fear & Loathing on the Campaign Trail '72, Restoring Mother Nature Bond Act, and more. Special thanks to my friends Jason and Mike for making a brief cameo appearance and most importantly for coming to Syracuse to hang out for the weekend.
2020-02-0429 min
East to West Hunting PodcastNorth American Conservation As A Continuum - Where Do We Go From Here?North American Conservation Model The North American Conservation Model was founded by early 20th century conservationists like Roosevelt, Pinchot and Grinnell and has always been an evolving continuum. First came the protections, then major funding wins in the 1930s, then public input in the 1960s & 70s. What can we learn from the first three or four generations of conservationists, how do we modernize funding and where do we go from here? Thanks for listening.
2020-01-3025 min
East to West Hunting PodcastWhat's A Forester & How Is That Relevant to My Hunting?Forestry, Wildlife Management, Habitat & Hunting - Why Its All Connected Are you a forest ranger Todd? If not, what exactly does a forester do? This week, we're talking about the important roles that foresters and forest technicians play in forest habitat management & forest science. Todd discusses his path through SUNY ESF's Ranger School & Main Campus, why private sector forestry can play a huge role in conservation, how the forestry and wildlife movements both started out of the same crisis, and more. Thanks for listening!
2020-01-2235 min
East to West Hunting PodcastMentorship, Conservation & Storytelling - 2019 in the Rear ViewMentorship, Conservation and Storytelling - A Look Back on 2019 This week, we're looking back over the past year to reflect on what we've learned as a community in 2019. We're talking about the key pillars of the East to West Hunting Podcast - mentorship, conservation and storytelling. Todd also touches on his lighthearted podcast advertisement wish list - thumb plucking banjos, green bananas, square dancing swag and truck caps. Thanks for being such an incredible community!
2020-01-2227 min
East to West Hunting PodcastThe Wild Huntsman Podcast Interview with David LaMereMentorship, Modernizing Conservation Funding and Social Media - An interview with The Wild Hunstman Here's a recent interview on the The Wild Huntsman Podcast! Host David LaMere interviews Todd Waldron about the following: The changing nuances of the public lands debate, Why we need to modernize conservation funding, Mentoring new hunters, The highs and lows of social media, The difference between ethics and personal preferences, Advice for new outdoor podcasters, Why Todd is a Hunt To Eat Ambassador, Who in the...
2020-01-221h 08
East to West Hunting PodcastA Story of Four Small Bucks - Hunting for FoodNew York Deer Hunting Happy New Year everyone - wishing you the best for 2020! Thanks for all of your support throughout the past year. This week, Todd talks about hunting for food, why and when its entirely OK to harvest small bucks (as long as that's legal in your hunting unit), historic deer management in the Adirondacks, when its entirely appropriate to consider voluntary antler restrictions, and four short stories of small New York bucks that shaped Todd's hunting journey and provided healthy meals for the winter's table. Listen to Episode 92: 2019 Adirondack Deer Hunting Update...
2020-01-1631 min
East to West Hunting PodcastA Look at William T Hornaday's "Our Vanishing Wildlife"How the 20th Century Conservation Movement was shaped by William Temple Hornaday's Our Vanishing Wildlife William Temple Hornaday's "Our Vanishing Wildlife" was critical to the 20th century conservation movement and the North American Conservation Model we have today. It was the equivalent of Rachel Carson's Silent Spring. Topics covered in this episode include: Hornaday's role in saving American bison, Henry Augustus Ward, just how perilous things were for wildlife in 1913, passenger pigeons, how to get a wildlife bill passed and more. Thanks for listening!
2020-01-1641 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 95: Alaska Dall Sheep Hunting with Josh Watts - Part IIAlaska Dall Sheep Hunt with Josh Watts - Part II Josh Watts joins us this week in Part II of his incredible story about Alaska Dall sheep hunting and offers a ton of practical advice for hunters and anglers considering a trip to the Last Frontier. Josh walks us through the incredible conclusion of his sheep hunt, the heavy haul out, getting back to Anchorage, transporting meat back home and advice for how to get your feet wet with Alaskan outdoor adventures. Thanks so much for listening. Congratulations to Josh Watts on a hunt of a lifetime!
2019-12-2350 min
East to West Hunting PodcastHunting Dall Sheep in Alaska with Josh Watts - Part 1Alaska Dall Sheep Hunting with Josh Watts Part I Hunting Dall Sheep in Alaska is one of the most physically and logistically challenging hunting opportunities out there. This week, Josh Watts from Southeast Chapter Backcountry Hunters & Anglers talks with National BHA board member Jeff Jones about his August 2019 sheep hunt in the Alaskan wilderness. Josh walks us through hunt planning, logistics, physical training, getting to Alaska, and onto the mountain in front of sheep. Part 2 follows next week! Check out Episode 40 Wyoming Pronghorn Antelope Hunting with Josh Watts HERE
2019-12-1653 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 93: That Wild Country with Mark Kenyon of Wired to HuntThat Wild Country with Mark Kenyon of Wired to Hunt This week, we're thrilled to be speaking with Mark Kenyon of Wired to Hunt as we talk about his new book That Wild Country. We start out with what it means to be a public landowner, then cover the following: What inspired Mark to write That Wild Country - an accessible introduction to America's 640 million acres of public lands that belong to all of us, The concept of multiple use management - how to balance a variety of interests, perspectives and uses like recreation, timber, wilderness, c...
2019-12-0255 min
East to West Hunting Podcast2019 Adirondack Deer Season UpdateAdirondack Deer Hunting Update - An Overview of the 2019 Season Here's a run down of the 2019 Adirondack big woods deer season. Things started out pretty slow and then heated up quickly on the first weekend of November. Todd talks about big woods hunting & scouting, how to find Adirondack deer sign and then actually find the deer, mentoring, how to hunt terrain & cover, close encounters with a major mistake and a tough pack out back up over the mountain. Thanks for listening! Listen to Episode 84: Looking Ahead to the Adirondack Deer Season with Dan Ladd by...
2019-11-2742 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEastern Elk, Austin Corbin & Saving America's Bison HerdEastern Elk & How Austin Corbin's Blue Mountain Preserve Saved America's Bison Herd This week, we're providing an update on our recent eastern elk research. Todd talks about the connections between Austin Corbin's Blue Mountain Preserve, Minnesota elk, Indian Rock Game Preserve, President Roosevelt and New Zealand. We also talk about Corbin's role in saving America's bison herd, exotics, Prince Edward VII and more. Thanks for listening! Listen to East to West Hunting Podcast Episode 61: The Fascinating History of Eastern Elk by clicking HERE
2019-11-1830 min
East to West Hunting PodcastKitchen Conversations - Helping Veterans Connect to the OutdoorsConnecting Veterans to the Outdoors - A Conversation with Todd Crevier of New England Adventures This week, we're bringing you a recent conversation with New England Adventures. We recorded it in the kitchen of the Swift River Sportsmens' Club in Belchertown, MA on October 12, 2019. NEA founder Todd Crevier and board members Chris Todd & Sara Becker join us, while making pheasant stew, to talk about New England Adventures incredible non-profit program. Their mission is to connect veterans to the outdoors and to build a community that understands and supports them. New England Adventures hosts o...
2019-11-1831 min
East to West Hunting PodcastFlorida Black Bear Management UpdateAn update on Florida's Black Bear Management Plan and the role that regulated hunting can play as a conservation tool This week we're talking about Florida's Black Bear management program & history. Our guests are Jim Hasley, a Southeast BHA volunteer leader and Travis Thompson, host of the popular Cast & Blast FL Podcast. We're talking about: History of black bears and black bear management in Florida; Florida's 2012 state de-listing of black bears; How many bears were there in Florida at the time of European contact; 2015 hunting season - successes, optical issues; Polling to take the pulse on F...
2019-11-0558 min
East to West Hunting PodcastMinor Tweak or A Hail Mary - The Art of Making AdjustmentsRefining Your Hunting Strategy - The Art of Making Adjustments This week, we're talking about the art of making adjustments to your hunting tactics and strategy throughout a trip or a season. In order for us to be successful, we need to: Be in the right place, At the right time, With the right set up, With the right approach and hunting system. This conversation shares some general advice and stories about when and how to consider minor adjustments to your hunting approach. We also cover when its entirely appropriate to throw a Hail Mary...
2019-10-3035 min
East to West Hunting PodcastThe Top Five Mental Mistakes To Avoid in Your Hunting JourneyHunting Mentorship Advice - How to Maintain a Realistic, Productive and Enjoyable Relationship with Your Hunting Journey: This week, Todd is running down the top five mental mistakes he's made over the years to help you get started and keep going with your hunting journey. As average hunters, we often have a limited amount of time to hunt each fall. Furthermore, everyone hunts for their own reasons. Todd shares stories about his top mental mistakes over the years and offers some advice on the following: Why comparing yourself to other people and hunters isn't productive, Why...
2019-10-2128 min
East to West Hunting PodcastOur 2019 Wyoming Public Land Pronghorn TripLooking for an affordable, approachable western trip? Check out this recap of our 2019 Wyoming DIY Pronghorn Hunt: We're back from our 2019 Wyoming public land pronghorn trip and it was incredible! This week, we're excited to share what we learned with everyone. It was a memorable trip on all accounts - lots of opportunity, great access and a quality hunting experience. Todd & Jeff catch up on the podcast to talk the following: Wyoming's preference point and draw system How we picked our unit Advice for eastern hunters considering a pronghorn trip Cooler management Flying home with wild...
2019-10-211h 08
Pertnear Outdoors PodcastCatching up with Todd Waldron-The Antelop assassin!This weeks episode brings to you a great conversation between Todd Waldron and host Billy Harvey. Todd is the host of the East to West Hunting Podcast and is a Back Country Hunters and Anglers (BHA) board member and most importantly an Adirondack hunter. We dive into discussions about our western hunts, Mentorship, ADK Deer hunting forecast, and what BHA is up to here in NY. We really think you will enjoy this one. Follow Todd at @waldrontodd @eastwesthuntpodcast
2019-10-211h 24
East to West Hunting PodcastDr. Christa Whiteman: Natural Movement and Her Re-Wilding & Hunting JourneyA Conversation with Christa Whiteman - Founder of Evolve Movement & Wellness and Operations Director at MovNat We're in New York's Hudson Valley this week talking with Dr. Christa Whiteman. Christa is the owner and founder of Evolve Movement & Wellness and is also the Operations Director of MovNat, a global natural movement fitness program. Christa shares her incredible background in kinesiology, ethnobotany, biochemistry & herbal medicine. She then shares how all of that led her to hunting. We talk about how humans evolved over millions of years in tandem with their food systems and landscapes. Christa also...
2019-10-071h 14
East to West Hunting PodcastLooking Ahead to the 2019 Adirondack Deer Season with Dan LaddAdirondack Deer Hunting is Just Around the Corner - with Outdoor Writer and & Columnist Dan Ladd This week we're at Rogers Memorial Park in Bolton Landing, NY talking with outdoor writer and columnist Dan Ladd. Dan and I talk about the upcoming Adirondack deer season and he shares some great advice on how to get started in the big woods. We talk about the following: navigation, compass work and general woods skills; 2019 mast outlook for acorns, apples and beech nuts; Meeting Jim Zumbo at the New York Outdoor Writers' Conference at Glen Lake; Dan's weekly outdoor...
2019-09-3035 min
East to West Hunting PodcastA Non-Hunters View of Hunting, Rochester Jeffersons & A Trip to Canton, OhioA Non-Hunter's Views of Hunting, Football History, and the Lost League This week, my life -long friend and author Scott H. Robbins joins us to talk about non-hunters views of hunting, the history of American Football, his upcoming book the Lost League, and our 2004 trip to the Football Hall of Fame. Scott and I have been life-long friends since grade school in the Adirondacks. We talk about the following: Scott's vicarious hunting stories from co-workers, why he's OK with ethical & legal hunting, hunting camp stories from the Adirondacks, The ones that got away, Scott's...
2019-09-1756 min
East to West Hunting PodcastGetting Outdoors in the Adirondacks, Thru Hiking & Bushwhacking: Erik SchlimmerThe Trans Adirondack Route, Reverse Retirement, and Thru Hiking - with special guest and author Erik Schlimmer We're in the Adirondacks this week with outdoor author Erik Schlimmer talking about thru hiking, books, and how places get their names. Erik is a co-founding member of the Trans Adirondack Route; a 240 mile thru hiking path across the heart of Adirondack Mountains. He's written and published eight outdoor books and has camped over 1,000 nights in the woods. Erik Schlimmer is the author of "Thru Hikers Guide to America" (2005), Blue Line to Blue Line (2013) and My Adirondacks (2015, voted Best Memoir...
2019-09-091h 00
East to West Hunting PodcastDigging Deeper into the Last of the Mohicans with Dr. David StarbuckRogers Rangers, The Third Largest City in America and the French & Indian Wars with Dr. David Starbuck Archeologist, author and professor Dr. David Starbuck joins us this week at Rogers Island - the setting for James Fenimore Cooper's The Last of the Mohicans. At the height of the French & Indian Wars on America's first frontier, Fort Edward, New York was the third largest city in the American colonies. We talk with David and his students about: The rich history behind the Last of the Mohicans, Rogers' Rangers and the birthplace of the US Army Rangers Why...
2019-09-0256 min
East to West Hunting PodcastA New England Spotlight, Cape Cod Striped Bass, Hunter RecruitmentNew England - Striped Bass Fishing on the Cape Cod Canal, Rhode Island Deer Management & Mentoring New Hunters This week, our friends Chris Borgatti, Jeff Still and Michael Woods join us to talk about all of the great outdoor opportunities in New England. We're talking about the following: New England BHA's winning wild game dish at the camp chef cook off at Muster in the Mountains, Striped bass fishing in the Cape Cod Canal Scup & Clams Rhode Island deer management update New England BHA's conservation efforts across multiple states, mentorship & hunter recruitment and more! Thanks...
2019-08-261h 06
East to West Hunting PodcastMike Herne's Colorado Elk Archery Gear List - Pack, Boots, Shelter, FoodColorado Elk Hunting Gear List - Pack, Boots, Shelter, Food This week our friend Mike Herne from Fort Knox, KY joins us again to talk about his upcoming Colorado elk hunting gear list - specifically, what works for him in terms of a pack, boots, shelter and food system. As an Army light infantry professional and DIY bow hunter, Mike has spent thousands of hours in the field and shares what works for him, why and what advice he has for you if you're planning a DIY Colorado elk archery hunt soon. Thanks for listening! ...
2019-08-211h 11
East to West Hunting PodcastCindy Stites - Why She Started Hunting & How to Give Back to ConservationCindy Stites - Her Hunting Journey Conservation ultimately happens when great people show up and get involved. Hunt To Eat Ambassador Cindy Stites from Indiana joins us this week to share her incredible story of how she started hunting and why conservation matters to her. Cindy is someone who makes things happen. We talk about the following: How and why she started hunting in Indiana What her first season was like and some advice for new hunters Cindy's 2018 Montana hunt with Nicole Qualtieri and friends WI turkey hunting with Doug Duren Becoming a hunter...
2019-08-121h 12
East to West Hunting PodcastWestern New York Deer Hunting with Billy Harvey of Pertnear OutdoorsWestern New York Deer Hunting This week, we're talking with our good friend Billy Harvey of Pertnear Outdoors about his deer hunting experiences across western New York. We discuss the numerous hunting opportunities in the Empire State and how public land hunting can broaden your experience as a deer hunter. We also review how private land hunting with a mentor can build confidence and why both are important to conservation. Topics discussed include: Todd's early hunting experiences in western New York and how that shaped his path in the Adirondacks and beyond Billy's outdoor...
2019-08-051h 04
East to West Hunting PodcastA Conversation with Glenn & Cayce Adcock of Motivus OutdoorsMotivus Outdoors - Active Lifestyle, Conservation, Raising Outdoor Kids This week, we're thrilled to be talking with Glenn & Cayce Adcock who are co-hosts of the Motivus Outdoors Podcast. Glenn and Cayce offer a ton of great advice about how they approach being an active outdoor family. We talk openly about the following: raising young kids in the outdoors, the importance of honest communication, how they've gone about balancing family, marriage, health, fitness, work and careers with their hunting and conservation-based lifestyle, Introducing kids to the outdoors, Conservation in South Carolina, Glenn's background in wildlife...
2019-08-051h 37
East to West Hunting PodcastHow Great Beer & Public Lands Bring People TogetherWest Kill Brewing - How Great Beer & Public Lands Bring People Together Special Guest Mike Barcone - Founder, Craft Beer Brewer, Conservationist We're in the Catskills this week talking about how great beer, wild food and public lands bring people together. West Kill's founder and NY BHA member Mike Barcone talks about how the surrounding, publicly-owned mountains and blue ribbon trout streams defines their community. We also talk about big woods deer hunting in the Catskills, the importance of engaging old-timers, Mike & Colleen's awesome beer line-up and the best bear story you'll hear...
2019-07-2258 min
East to West Hunting PodcastThe Land of Many Uses - Allegheny National ForestThe Land of Many Uses - Allegheny National Forest Have you ever looked at your favorite public land recreational spot and wondered how it became public land? What does it takes to keep it that way? What are the tensions and partnerships that have sparked and been cultivated over its management and future? This week we're talking about the half million acre Allegheny National Forest in northwest Pennsylvania. Established in 1923, the "Land of Many Uses" receives nearly 4 million recreational visitor days per year. It also has thousands of privately-held oil and gas wells & grows some o...
2019-07-1735 min
East to West Hunting PodcastMaking the Big Life Move & Heading WestEpisode 73: Making the Big Move West with Caitlin Curry and Matt Wohlwend Have you ever thought about making the big life move and heading West? Our friends Caitlin Curry & Matt Wohlwend share their awesome story about moving from central New York to Salt Lake City, Utah. We talk about why they chose Salt Lake City & Utah's great public lands opportunities. Caitlin and Matt talk us through their first year elk hunting, what they learned and what is was like for them to fill two cow tags. We talk about western small game, their bird dog...
2019-07-111h 05
East to West Hunting PodcastA Conversation with Ben Jones - CEO Ruffed Grouse SocietyHow to Scale Conservation Success with Partnerships With Ben Jones - President Ruffed Grouse Society/American Woodcock Society This week we're talking with special guest Ben Jones, CEO of the Ruffed Grouse Society. Ben shares his thoughts on how to scale conservation success through partnerships, the importance of ruffed grouse as a bellwether species, the need for diverse forest habitat structure on the landscape, eastern forest history, ruffed grouse reproduction, grouse hunting as an important R3 gateway and some recent conservation success stories for RGS/AWS and its partners. Thanks Ben! Check out...
2019-07-0350 min
East to West Hunting PodcastGlacial Lake Iroquois, Adirondack Muskox & How to Butcher Your Next DeerAn Introduction to Glacial Geology & Deer Processing with Special Guest Dr. Brian Bird We're having a great conversation this week with geologist Dr. Brian Bird from Whitehall, New York. Brian has an extensive background in GIS mapping & glacial geology and currently manages the Local Butcher Shop. We're talking about Glacial Lake Iroquois & how glaciers impacted Pleistocene animals & hunters. Brian walks us through New York's glacial footprints, finding muskox remains in the Adirondacks and more. he then provides his deer butchering & processing advice from a lifetime of processing over 3,500 deer. Background Brian Bird...
2019-06-271h 11
East to West Hunting PodcastDanielle Lynise - Certified Personal Trainer, Blogger, HunterA Conversation with Danielle Lynise: How She Launched Her Fitness and Hunting Journey. This week we're thrilled to be in Albany, NY talking with Danielle Lynise. Danielle joins the podcast to share her inspiring personal fitness and hunting journey. She is a Certified Personal Trainer, athlete, hunter and a blogger at daniellelynise.blog. Background Danielle Lynise became a Certified Personal Trainer through the National Academy of Sports Medicine in 2018. She is a fitness professional and nutritional blogger who grew up in North Carolina. Danielle was exposed to the outdoors by her parents, but d...
2019-06-1754 min
East to West Hunting PodcastLeave No Trace Center for Outdoor EthicsLeave No Trace Center for Outoor Ethics Special Guests Erin Collier & Brice Esplin Whether we identify as hunters, anglers, campers, hikers, paddlers or nature watchers, we all have an opportunity to leave things better than we find them in the outdoors. This week, we're excited to be talking with Erin Collier & Brice Esplin from the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics. Erin and Brice travel across the country eleven months a year training various stakeholders in Leave No Trace. We talk about the 7 principles of Leave No Trace, how we as individuals can contribute, a...
2019-06-101h 06
East to West Hunting PodcastHunting Opportunities on Military Bases with Mike HerneEpisode 68: Hunting Opportunities on Military Bases This week we're talking with our friend Mike Herne from Fort Knox, KY about the logistics and opportunities of hunting military base properties across the US. Mike talks us through his experiences of archery hunting on Fort Benning & Fort Knox. We discuss the following: What you need to know about special military base permits Military base quality deer management programs Turkey hunting Quota and hunt area considerations Fort Carson, Colorado Mike's incredible Colorado public lands archery elk hunting story Mike's European-nymph fly fishing adventures For additional reading, check out...
2019-06-061h 13
East to West Hunting PodcastUpdate on Atlantic Striped Bass Management with Charles WitekEpisode 67: Update on Atlantic Striped Bass Management with Charles Witek Fisheries Consultant Charles Witek joins us this week to provide an update on striped bass management. Striped bass have been recently experiencing declining populations in the Atlantic States. Charles is the founder of the blog One Angler's Voyage and is currently serving as president of the New York Outdoor Writers Association. Striped bass populations plummeted in the 1980s and then grew steadily over the ensuing two decades. They're declining again into alarming population baselines. We talk about the history of striped bass population fluctuations over...
2019-05-271h 01
East to West Hunting PodcastThe Art of Great Storytelling with Adam DeCollibusEpisode 66: The Art of Great Storytelling with special guest Adam DeCollibus We're thrilled to be talking with author and publisher Adam DeCollibus on this episode about how to tell great stories. Adam is founder of Third Lion Publishing and will be launching his historical fiction novel "Caravan" soon. He's lived and traveled in 17 countries. We talk about what makes a good story, how to write well and his upcoming historical fiction novel Caravan. We also talk about Lawrence of Arabia, Jim Harrison & Legends of the Fall and the good food Adam has eaten abroad. As h...
2019-05-2747 min
East to West Hunting PodcastHow To Start Hunting On A Limited BudgetHow to Start Hunting on a Limited Budget We recently asked the East to West Hunting Group on Facebook what advice they would give to new hunters who are starting out on a limited budget for gear and clothing. This episode breaks down their advice. We're talking about online resources for affordable, quality gear, how to incorporate clothing and gear that you already might own, how to prioritize your needs based upon desired hunting opportunities and more. Thanks to everyone who contributed to this community effort! TIPS: 1. Start with the clothing, boots and...
2019-05-2239 min
East to West Hunting PodcastIndiana Public Land Turkey Hunting with Opus OutdoorsIndiana Public Land Turkey Hunting with Opus Outdoors Special Guest Rob Seilheimer, co-founder of Opus Outdoors This week, we're with our good friend Rob Seilheimer from Opus Outdoors featuring the Hoosier State. Rob and I talk about Indiana's public land turkey hunting, the Grand Kankakee Marsh, Sandhill cranes, Indiana Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, Hoosier National Forest, Deam Wilderness, Wyoming pronghorn, Edward Abbey, Arches National Park, Simon Critchley and more. Thanks for giving it a listen. Check out Opus Outdoors on Facebook and like their page HERE Check out this quick Youtube video...
2019-05-131h 04
East to West Hunting PodcastAdirondack Turkey OpenerAdirondack Turkey Hunting Opener Here's a special 2nd podcast this week with audio footage from New York's opening week of turkey season. Follow along as Todd and Tom Hammond find a nice gobbler in the Adirondacks. Then, learn about Todd's hunt over the weekend, whether or not you should eat woodchuck liver, and how to quickly brush off mistakes and get on with things.
2019-05-0928 min
East to West Hunting PodcastBrook Trout, Loons & Lean-to PetroglyphsBrook Trout, Loons & Lean-to Petroglyphs We recorded this episode in the Adirondack back country last weekend during an early spring snowstorm. I hiked a couple of miles into a favorite trout pond and spent the morning enjoying the comfort of an Adirondack Lean-to. I reflect on life in the Adirondacks, think of big trout, and ponder those who've visited before me. The loons were spectacular that day. Early spring snowstorms are no surprise in the Adirondacks. Be prepared for any kind of weather and go out & have fun.
2019-05-0926 min
East to West Hunting PodcastThe Fascinating History of Eastern ElkEpisode 61: The Fascinating History of Eastern Elk Eastern Elk once roamed widely across the eastern United States. They lived in the New York Adirondacks and the Allegheny Mountains of Pennsylvania. Elk thrived in Big Bone Lick, Kentucky and the Northwest Angle in Northern Minnesota. Listen and learn about the fascinating history of the extinct eastern elk and some questions that still need to be researched. Historical Accounts William Penn and Samuel De Champlain documented elk in the 1600s. John James Audubon painted a picture of an eastern elk from PA in the 1850s...
2019-05-0138 min
East to West Hunting PodcastHawaii - Axis Deer, Sheep & Conservation with Ryan KohatsuHawaii - Axis Deer, Sheep & Conservation with Ryan Kohatsu This week we're having a conversation about Hawaii's public land hunting opportunities with Ryan Kohatsu, host of HI Country Podcast. Ryan talks share's his insights & experience with public land archery hunting for axis deer, goats and sheep. We also have an interesting conversation about Hawaii's challenging wildlife management scene. Ryan talks about hunting non-native species that have been on the landscape for centuries. We also talk about the tensions between managing for Hawaii's long-term wildlife programs and endemic species. Thanks for giving it a listen. Check o...
2019-04-221h 08
East to West Hunting PodcastWhat is Sustainable Forestry?Episode 59: What is Sustainable Forestry? What is sustainable forestry and how does it relate to land health, ecosystem integrity, wildlife habitat and clean water? How do you measure and implement it? Here's a short 16 minute conversation talking about Aldo Leopold's essay "Conservation in Whole or Part" and how that relates to sustainable forestry on the ground for us, for the land and for future generations.
2019-04-2216 min
East to West Hunting PodcastLeveraging the Locavore Movement - Wild Harvest TableLeveraging the Locavore Movement - The Wild Harvest Table with Moira Tidball This week we're talking about the connections between wild food, hunting, conservation and the locavore movement. Our special guest is Moira Tidball who is a Nutrition Educator with Cornell Cooperative Extension in the Finger Lakes region. Moira is founder of the Wild Harvest Table and is a dietician, hunter and locavore. Wild Harvest Table is an online resource which shares wild game and fish recipes, tips on cooking and preparation, and nutritional information for wild food. Be sure to check out...
2019-04-1555 min
Lone Duck’s Gun Dog ChroniclesE 21. Hunting Big Country with Todd Waldron
Bob and Kevin talk with Todd Waldron from the East to West Hunting Podcast about his experiences hunting and fishing in the Adirondack Wilderness. As a forestry expert and the NY Chair for BHA, Todd is extremely knowledgeable about public lands and he even shares a few great stories. I really enjoyed our conversation with Todd; he’s certainly a role model for fellow conservationists.
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2019-04-111h 10
East to West Hunting PodcastHow to Catch Ice Out TroutHow to Catch Ice Out Trout: There are some incredible backcountry brook trout fishing opportunities in the North Woods when the ice goes out. This week, Abe Gadway of Adirondack Mountain Outfitters joins us to talk about spring trout fishing. We talk about how to fish ice out conditions, Lake Clear Wobblers, elk remains at the mouth of the Raquette River, trolling speed, Todd's "Igerna tug "and more. We talk about the smelt capital of the world. Abe's grandfather is Henry Frasier - my 90 year old uncle and the unofficial "mayor" of Igerna, NY. Thanks for listening
2019-04-081h 01
East to West Hunting PodcastAn Update on the NY Wildlife Contest DebateAn Update on the NY Wildlife Contest Debate Here's a 35 minute conversation about wildlife contests and an update on New York's A722 and S4253. Its at the DEC legislative committee level in the state legislature. This proposed bill would prohibit wildlife contests, competitions, tournaments and or derby where the goal is hunting or taking for prizes. We talk about the history of similar prohibitive bills, its current status & definitions. There's an overview other states with similar bills. We also look at the difference between two questions. Should wildlife contests be lawfully prohibited? What types of...
2019-04-0836 min
East to West Hunting PodcastHow to Get Started As An Urban Hunter & Locavore - Fisher NealEpisode 55: How to Get Started As An Urban Hunter & Locavore with Fisher Neal This week we're talking with Fisher Neal - founder of Learn to Hunt NYC. Fisher is a hunting guide, actor, theater producer and contributing author to Paleo Magazine. We talk about Fisher's background as a hunting guide and actor, New Jersey's apprentice hunting program, special logistical considerations for NYC area hunters, crossbows, deer season, gear, the importance of reaching out to mainstream audiences with our conservation messages, the intersections of hunting & acting and more. Thanks for listening. LINKS Visit Learn...
2019-04-021h 09
East to West Hunting PodcastTwo Rules of Thumb For Hunting Big Woods Buck SignEpisode 54: Learn two key rules of thumb to improve your Adirondack bigwoods buck hunting opportunities Have you ever found rubs, runways and tracks in the Adirondacks? Many times, we find sign we think is fresh, hunt it hard all weekend and seldom see deer. You're not alone. Here's a quick 19 minute rundown on the two main rules of thumb to help you improve your big woods hunting opportunities in the Adirondacks and beyond. This advice is based upon my personal experiences, mistakes & successes. Most of all, its based upon my enjoyment of the past 29 Adirondack deer seasons...
2019-03-3119 min
East to West Hunting PodcastCultivating Our Conservation Ethic & PhilosophyCultivating Our Conservation Ethic Dr. Marianne Patinelli-Dubay: SUNY ESF Environmental Philosophy Program Coordinator This week, Dr. Marianne Patinelli-Dubay with SUNY College of Environmental Science & Forestry (ESF) joins us to talk about how we can think through our conservation ethic & philosophy. Marianne is the Environmental Philosophy Program Coordinator at the Newcomb Campus in the Adirondacks. We talk about forestry and land ethics, public lands and Aldo Leopold. Marianne describes community, virtue and rights ethics. We talk about science & values, the Adirondack Philosopher's Camp & how to approach the question "Is hunting ethical?".
2019-03-251h 07
East to West Hunting PodcastBlack Ducks, Bobwhite Quail and the Pine Barrens: The Hunting AngleEpisode 52: Black Ducks, Bobwhite Quail and Pine Barrens New Jersey Public Land Hunting and Fishing: The Hunting Angle with Mike Adams This week we're with our good friend Mike Adams of The Hunting Angle talking about New Jersey's great public land hunting & fishing opportunities. Mike is a Wildlife Technician for New Jersey Fish & Wildlife and founder of The Hunting Angle. We discuss: New Jersey's incredible waterfowl hunting and fishing for false albacore, bluefish and stripers Mike's waterfowl research which includes a tagging ducks and brants with GPS telemetry packs NJ's bobwhite quail...
2019-03-181h 00
East to West Hunting PodcastBONUS: Overcoming Dichotomous Thinking in ConservationBONUS PODCAST: HOW TO OVERCOME DICHOTOMOUS THINKING IN OUR CONSERVATION PHILOSOPHY Here's a quick 10 minute bonus episode talking about how we can overcome and rethink some important dichotomous questions as conservationists. Wilderness or active management? public or private lands advocacy? Is hunting ethical? My favorite species or yours? There are opportunities to reshape our questions on these important issues and in doing so we just might find lasting partnerships and sustainable solutions. When things aren't black and white, how can we ask questions in a different way, and how does that impact the o...
2019-03-1410 min
East to West Hunting PodcastHow to Get Started with Traditional Bowhunting: Ron RohrbaughTraditional Bowhunting, Birds, and the 20th Century Conservation Movement Our good friend Ron Rohrbaugh joins us this week to talk about how you can get started with traditional bow hunting. Ron is the author of A Traditional Bowhunter's Path and is a highly respected conservation biologist. He's currently the Forest Program Director for Audubon Pennsylvania and spent two decades at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. We're talking about: how you can get started with traditional bowhunting Ron's book A Traditional Bowhunters Path (available by clicking HERE) how to choose a bow that's right for...
2019-03-111h 16
East to West Hunting PodcastBONUS: Forest Ecology for Hunters: An Eight Minute PrimerForest Ecology for Hunters - An Eight Minute Primer. Like the hunting seasons we cherish, the landscapes we love and appreciate are dynamic and in a constant state of flux over long periods of time. Here's a nine minute introduction to forest ecology, succession and disturbance, and why having a basic understanding of this will enrich your outdoor experiences and make you a better conservationist. Thanks for listening.
2019-03-0609 min
East to West Hunting PodcastFlorida Outdoor Paradise: with Chad RischarEpisode 50: Florida Outdoor Paradise with Special Guest Chad Rischar This week, we're talking with our great friend Chad Rischar from Florida. Beginning in 2015, Chad Rischar founded Air-Ops Supporting Veteran's Valor. He's hosted 10 events on the Keystone Heights Airport property bi-annually ever since 2015. Spring gobbler and Fall white-tailed deer are the constant events. There have been 60 plus participants to date. We also talk 2% for conservation, mentoring, R3, catfish, speckled perch, duck hunting, wild game cooking and more. Thanks Chad! AIR-OPS SUPPORTING VETERANS VALOR LINKS: https://www.facebook.com/AirOpsValor/?ref=bookmarks
2019-03-041h 29
East to West Hunting PodcastHow an Old Soda Can Relates to ConservationEpisode 49: Why Hunting & Conservation is Part of the Solution How an Old Soda Can Relates to Conservation - A TED Talk Inspired Conversation I was traveling last week through Chicago's O'Hare Airport and picked up a book called "Talk Like TED" by Carmine Gallo. I've never been invited to do a TED Talk, but if I was, it would probably go something like the following. This is a 15 minute overview on my background and influences as a hunter, why I believe hunting is part of the solution for long term sustainability, and why I believe...
2019-02-2516 min
East to West Hunting PodcastBeing a Hunter in New York City - Tom HammondEpisode 48: Being A Hunter in New York City with Tom Hammond I'm stoked this week to talk with my hunting partner and cousin Tom Hammond about what its like being a hunter who lives in New York City. Tom grew up in the Adirondacks and moved to Queens in 2001. We talk about: a recent mentored turkey hunt with his neighbor Andy Greg the turkey whisperer the various challenges with scheduling hunt dates Moose Soup, Speedy Pete and Falcon Tom's obsession with helping our friend Helen find an Adirondack turkey. BONUS FOOTAGE AT MINUTE 34:
2019-02-231h 13
East to West Hunting PodcastAdirondack Ice Fishing with My Dad - Ivon WaldronEpisode 47: Adirondack Ice Fishing for Lake Trout with my father Ivon Waldron We have a special bonus episode this week! My father Ivon Waldron has been ice fishing for over 50 years. He joins me on the ice this week at home in the Adirondacks as we weave some actual ice fishing audio footage into this episode. Topics covered include: the power auger he purchased in 1979 with trapping money - which we still use today the custom fishing shanty he built to fit on the back of his '81 Chevy why Dad loves lake trout...
2019-02-2340 min
East to West Hunting PodcastR3 and the Future of Hunting: Samantha Pedder of CAHSSEpisode 46: R3 The Future of Hunting with Samantha Pedder of the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports The future of hunting, fishing, shooting and North American Conservation is in our hands. There's a lot to learn about how we can most effectively pass this legacy down to the next generation of hunter angler conservationists. This week, we're thrilled to be talking with Samantha Pedder at the Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports (CAHSS) about the importance of R3 - recruitment, retention and reactivation. We talk about R3 research, audience...
2019-02-111h 06
East to West Hunting PodcastBackcountry Nutrition Basics: Kyle Kamp of V2P NutritionBackcountry Nutrition - How to personalize your nutrition planning and get the most out of your outdoor adventures With Special Guest Kyle Kamp, founder of Valley to Peak Nutrition (V2P Nutrition) This week our friend Kyle Kamp, Founder of V2P Nutrition, joins us to answer our questions about the fundamentals of backcountry nutrition planning. Are you someone who plans for months or years for that special western hunt? As Easterners, many of us spend our hard-earned money and time dreaming about those all too rare western hunts. When we finally get...
2019-02-051h 06
East to West Hunting PodcastBONUS FOOTAGE : Adirondack Deer Hunting with Frank DeSantisWe hope you enjoy this 10 minute bonus footage that was recorded in the NY Backcountry Hunters and Anglers booth recently at the New York Sportsman's Show in Syracuse. Tom Hammond and I talk with our good friend Frank DeSantis about his Adirondack deer hunting season and the rich history of Frank's hunting camp near the Silver Lake Wilderness.
2019-02-0210 min
East to West Hunting PodcastSage Grouse Update with Ed Arnett of TRCPSage Grouse Conservation with Ed Arnett - Chief Scientist at Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership Listen this week as TRCP's Chief Scientist Ed Arnett provides an update on sage grouse and explains why all Americans should care about this iconic species and its vast habitat that spans eleven western states. Ed gives our listeners a comprehensive rundown on what we should know about sage grouse, including the following: history of sage grouse conservation habitat loss vs. habitat degradation lek sites Sage Grouse Initiative mitigation no net loss the 2010 'listed but precluded' ruling 2015 Obama era planning...
2019-01-291h 09
East to West Hunting PodcastSalerno Brothers: Adirondack Big Woods Deer HuntingEpisode 43: Adirondack Deer Hunting with special guests Pat & Tony Salerno If you're interested in improving your Adirondack big woods hunting, you're going to want to listen to this episode with Pat & Tony Salerno. The Salerno family has a long history of Adirondack deer hunting success and they share some incredible tips with our listeners. They talk about reading buck body language through tracks, trail camera work, understanding topographic maps, hunting aggressively, upcoming seminars, and Adirondack hunting with Gus Congemi of Live the Wild Life TV. Background: The Salerno Brothers from the Adirondack High...
2019-01-211h 01
East to West Hunting PodcastSalerno Brothers Adirondack Deer Hunting Bonus TrailerBONUS TRAILER - Here's a quick 2 minute rundown for our highly anticipated, upcoming Salerno Brothers Adirondack Bigwoods Deer Hunting Podcast. Pat Jr. and Tony talk about their 2019 hunting plans and look forward to inviting Gus Congemi & Live the Wild Life TV back this year.
2019-01-1902 min
East to West Hunting PodcastWhat You Should Know About Inspired Wild Food CookingHave you ever wondered how to get more creative with your wild food cooking? What's the difference between a satisfactory venison meal and an incredible one? Our good friend Cosmo Genova joins us this week to talk about the art and philosophy of enjoying food and cooking wild game with inspiration. Cosmo is a conservationist, writer, cook, fly fishing guide, videographer, and contributor to online content for Outdoor Life & Hatch Magazine. This is one episode you'll want to catch. Thanks Cosmo!
2019-01-141h 11
East to West Hunting PodcastBackcountry Safety Essentials with Adirondack Mountain RescueThis week, John Bulmer & John Reyes from Adirondack Mountain Rescue join us to talk about backcountry safety. Adirondack Mountain Rescue is a non-profit organization formed with the purpose of providing a highly trained and equipped resource to aid law enforcement in their tasks of finding and rescuing missing persons. We talk about the importance of navigation skills, redundancy, layering, fire building skills, communication, crampons, mountaineering axes and more.
2019-01-0853 min
East to West Hunting PodcastWhy A Pronghorn Antelope Hunt Should Be On Your RadarThis week, our good friend Josh Watts from Mississippi joins us to talk about his 2018 Wyoming Pronghorn Antelope hunt. Josh walks us through tag application and selection, hunting logistics, travel, lodging, tactics, weather and rifle & ammunition selection considerations. If you're serious about pulling off a DIY western hunt, then you'll want to put pronghorn antelope on your radar and listen to Josh Watts.
2018-12-311h 14
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 39: How to Hunt Adirondack Bigwoods Bucks on SnowshoesHow do you hunt Adirondack big woods bucks when the snow is piling up? Listen in this week as Todd talks about hunting on snowshoes & tells the story of his 2018 Adirondack buck. He walks through that particular hunt, covering miles and miles of big woods to find tracks, and offers advice to help get you started with deer hunting in one of the remotest places in the eastern United States.
2018-12-2632 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 38: Wyoming Mule Deer Trad Bowhunting with Lee MacDonaldWyoming Trad Bow Mule Deer Hunting with Lee MacDonald Join us this week as our friend Lee MacDonald walks us through his solo 2018 Wyoming public lands mule deer hunt with a traditional bow. Hunting open country pre-rut mule deer with a trad bow is the ultimate challenge. Lee talks about why he chose this hunt, tag selection, trip planning, travel, his six incredible stalk opportunities, CrossFit, Hike to Hunt and more. Listen to this episode and it will get you one step closer to fulfilling your western hunting dreams. Show Notes Lee MacDonald is...
2018-12-171h 08
East to West Hunting PodcastEp. 037: Colorado Elk & Mule Deer Success with Nathan ColemanEast to West Hunting Podcast Episode 37: Colorado Elk & Mule Deer Success with Nathan Coleman of Seek Outside Our good friend Nathan Coleman is with us this week talking about his 2018 Colorado elk and mule deer trip with colleague and friend Kevin Timm of Seek Outside. It takes a lot of experience and maturity as a hunter to fully appreciate those hunts when things do go right - to be thankful and to recognize the special nature of it. Nathan talks about the hunt and lays out his advice for traveling, camping, butchering game and choosing...
2018-12-111h 21
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 36: Farm Bill, LWCF & Rural Land Policy with Bryce OatesEast to West Hunting Podcast Episode 36: Farm Bill & Rural Land Conservation with Bryce Oates Listen to journalist, blogger and rural land policy guru Bryce Oates as we talk through what you should know about important conservation funding tools like the 2018 Farm Bill and Land & Water Conservation Fund. Bryce is a Missouri native who lives with his family in the Pacific Northwest. He is an outdoor enthusiast and a frequent contributing author to popular online platforms like Daily Yonder & Civil Eats. Bryce talks us through the nuts & bolts of how to understand the Farm Bill, along with talking...
2018-12-031h 00
East to West Hunting PodcastEp. 35: America's Outdoor Industry - Rooted in Stewardship with Rachel Vandevoort & Michael SnyderEast to West Hunting Podcast Episode 35 - America's Outdoor Economy: A Snapshot of Montana & Vermont With special guests Rachel Vandevoort - Director of the Montana Office of Outdoor Recreation and Michael Snyder - Vermont Commissioner of Forests, Parks and Recreation This week, we're on the phone talking with Rachel Vandevoort and Michael Snyder about the significance of America's outdoor industry and its direct ties to economic growth, quality of life and environmental health. Rachel is Director of Montana's Office of Outdoor Recreation and Michael is the Commissioner of Vermont Forests, Parks & Recreation. Along...
2018-11-2657 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEp. 34: Voluntary Public Access (VPA-HIP) - A Farm Bill SuccessVoluntary Public Access Habitat Incentive Program (VPA-HIP): A Farm Bill Success with TRCP's Alex Maggos and Illinois landowner Zane Zaubi 2018 Farm Bill: VPA-HIP The Farm Bill's Voluntary Public Access- Habitat Incentive Program (VPA-HIP) has improved recreational access for hunters and anglers across 30 states. This week, we're on the phone with Alex Maggos of TRCP and Zane Zaubi to talk about how VPA-HIP directly benefits hunter recruitment efforts. Zane is a key landowner partner who is enrolled in Illinois' Recreational Access Program (IRAP) who walks us through his experience and advice as a landowner partner. Thank...
2018-11-1950 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 33 - Adirondack Deer Hunting Update - There's Snow!East to West Hunting Podcast Episode 33:Adirondack Deer Hunting Update We had 3-6" of snow over the weekend and the Adirondack big woods deer rut is in full swing. Todd's here to give you a 20 minute rundown of how the weekend went in his remote corner of public land. Hunting on crunchy snow, finding deer zones, and more.
2018-11-1222 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEp. 32: Colorado Elk Hunting Part 2 - The Big Moveeastwesthunt's podcast #32 - Colorado Elk Hunting Part 2 - The Big Move What do you do when you're 2,100 miles from home on a Colorado elk hunt and the elk have moved out of your public land hunting area? Public land elk hunting often requires constant improvisation and adjustments. Listen to how we broke down our day to day hunting tactics and how we adjusted to hunting pressure and weather. When its time to make a move, you have to make the move. We moved to an entirely different OTC unit. This episode was recorded on Oct 24, 2018 in our...
2018-11-0639 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 31 - Colorado Elk Hunt Part 1: Gut Punches & AdjustmentsEpisode 31: Colorado Elk Hunting Part 1 - Gut Punches & Adjustments 2018 Colorado Elk Hunt - 2nd Season Rifle Hey everyone, we just got back from our DIY 2nd Season Rifle Elk hunt in southwestern Colorado and had an incredible trip. Some DIY hunting trips are all about improvisation, adjustments and what Jeff calls 'dialing in' or 'bracketing'. What do you do when you get to your DIY public land elk hunting location and realize you need to make a big adjustment right out of the gate? How much of an adjustment should you make? Here's...
2018-10-2936 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 030: Preparing for Our 2018 Colorado Elk HuntEpisode 30: Preparing for our 2018 Colorado Elk Hunt ColoradoTrip Planning & Preparation This week, its all about trip planning and preparation for our much anticipated, do-it-yourself elk hunt. We're heading to Colorado later this week for the 2nd rifle season. Jeff and Todd discuss travel logistics, talk gear and review our planned hunting and base camp location strategies. We cover considerations like the weather forecast, wind, moon phases, hunting pressure and our on-the ground experience from 2016. We break down our costs to date and discuss various options to help you set a budget for your own DIY...
2018-10-1550 min
East to West Hunting PodcastEpisode 027 Hunt To Eat: A Conversation with Mahting PutelisCongratulations Mahting Putelis on this great CO archery bull! Podcast Episode 27 Hunt To Eat: A Conversation with Mahting Putelis Hunt To Eat Hunt To Eat owner Mahting Putelis is a respected outdoor industry leader, entrepreneur, hunter, climber and conservationist. This week, Mahting joins us to talk about his wide-ranging background within the $887 billion outdoor recreation industry and how that's helped shape his vision for Hunt To Eat. We talk about outdoor recreation community building, mentorship, Venison Diplomacy & 'The Gathering', H2E's latest t shirt collaborations and a "Wild First" ethos. Mahting...
2018-09-291h 02
East to West Hunting PodcastEp. 025 - Why LCWF Needs Permanent Re-AuthorizationLand & Water Conservation Fund LWCF: Land Tawney and Chelsea Cassens - Podcast Episode 25 LWCF Background: Since its inception in 1964, the Land & Water Conservation Fund or LWCF has supported over 40,000 projects across every single county in the United States. Billions of dollars have been funneled to local communities across the country. This has had a direct positive impact on parks, campgrounds, green space, clean water, and open space. Call your representatives in Washington DC today at 202-224-3121 and ask for permanent re-authorization & full funding. This week, Land Tawney, CEO of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and Oregon BHA C...
2018-09-1200 min