Listen in iTunes Download mp3 file 24.5mb (26:45 minutes) http://sportsmansblogpodcast.com/rss2.aspx With the Minnesota Fishing Opener now just a week away we turn to spending some time making sure the boat/motor/trailer is ready to go. Actually, this is something we should have started last fall when we put the boat away for the season, but [...]
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Listen in iTunes Download mp3 file 20.5mb (22:20 minutes) http://sportsmansblogpodcast.com/rss2.aspx Today’s special guest is Alex Rutledge, noted turkey hunting expert and pro staffer for Hunter’s Specialties. Alex explains his philosophy on turkey hunting when the conditions experienced are less than favorable. Imagine yourself setting the alarm clock for 4am only to awake to wind [...]
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Listen in iTunes Download mp3 file 32.7mb (35:50 minutes) http://sportsmansblogpodcast.com/rss2.aspx Today’s special guest is Ron Spinosa of the Minnesota Mycological Society. Ron joins me with some helpful hints and tips on bringing that elusive morel mushroom from the woods to the table. In many areas of the country it is either prime time right now [...]
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Listen in iTunes Download mp3 file 27.5mb (30.1 minutes) http://sportsmansblogpodcast.com/rss2.aspx Join me as I interview Pete Fischer of Fischer’s Kennels on the timely topic of picking out a new hunting dog and doing it the correct way. Pete offers some great advice you’ll want to consider no matter what breed of hunting companion [...]
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Listen in iTunes Download mp3 file 27.8mb (29.5 minutes) http://sportsmansblogpodcast.com/rss2.aspx Join me as I interview outdoors writer and book author Randy Kadish on the timely topic of fly casting. Be sure to check out Randy’s web site flyandspincasting.com to learn more about his fascination with distance casting, as well as simply honing the sometimes challenging casting [...]
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Listen in iTunes Download mp3 file 30.8mb (33.5 minutes) http://sportsmansblogpodcast.com/rss2.aspx Please join me on this week’s podcast interview with Michele Leqve who is credited as being the first woman ever to shoot a polar bear by means of archery equipment. Come along as Michele describes to me this fascinating hunt, as well as the evolution of [...]
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Listen in iTunes Download mp3 file 28.1mb (31.5 minutes) http://sportsmansblogpodcast.com/rss2.aspx Well, it’s finally here. Join me on my first podcast interview of 2007 with John Kvasnicka, Executive Director of the National 4–H Shooting Sports Foundation as we discuss the importance of getting youth involved early in various shooting sports activities. NOTE: For those experiencing difficulty linking and/or [...]
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In case you’re wondering why blogging has been a little sporadic as of late, it’s partly due to time being spent gearing up and getting ready to do some serious podcasting here this coming spring. Right now the equipment is finally in-house and the studio is…well, coming together with a little bit of effort. Fact is [...]
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Listen to the latest show. 7.1mb I spend today’s episode reminiscing about Minnesota Fishing Openers from the past…in particular, a certain award we give out to "The Most Incompetent Fisherman" in our group. Hear some stories about past winners…as well as a description of how to win this not-so-coveted prize given in our [...]
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Well, here it is…my first podcast effort that I promised a few weeks ago. Please be kind in your criticism as it’s been far too many years since I last sat behind the microphone or did anything remotely similar to this sort of thing. (To find out more about podcasts and the software to access [...]
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