Minnesota Outdoor News Radio - Episode 467 – Ice and deer kill updates, changes at TRCP, eagle poaching, and remembering America’s most deadly wild fire

Episode 467 – Ice and deer kill updates, changes at TRCP, eagle poaching, and remembering America’s most deadly wild fire

12/23/23 • 53 min

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Managing Editor and Host Rob Drieslein discusses the marginal ice conditions across much of Minnesota with Editor Tim Spielman, then the review the latest 2023 white-tailed deer kill tally and number of chronic wasting disease positives. Tony Peterson returns another week to talk hunting, then Tim Lesmeister joins Rob to talk a number of news topics, including the Duck Stamp Modernization Act, Whit Fosburgh’s announcement that he’s leaving the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, thousands of poached eagles to satisfy the black market demand for parts and feathers, and remembering America’s most deadly wild fire, which actually took place in Wisconsin.

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Episode 466 – Late-season rooster pheasant and deer tactics, white-tailed deer research at the U of M, plus Pheasants Forever’s big government affairs staff

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Editor Tim Spielman helps host and Managing Editor Rob Drieslein kick off the show with late-season pheasant reports, plus the pair recap the Mississippi River Asian carp story and Backcountry Hunter and Anglers’ announcement that the group has hired a new CEO, Patrick Berry. Then Ellen Candler, a post-doc researcher at the University of Minnesota, shares the results of some recent white-tailed deer research that could help hunters with their treestand placement. Tony Peterson drops in to recap the deer season, talk deer numbers, and offer some tips and tactics for late season bowhunting. Tim Lesmeister helps wrap things up with chatter on Pheasant Forever and Quail Forever’s robust government affairs staffing, plus nighttime predator hunting and early ice fishing tactics.

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Episode 468 – A look back at the past year – Best of 2023 Outdoor News Radio

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In this special Best of 2023 episode, Host and Managing Editor Rob Drieslein shares four of his favorite interviews from a busy 2023. First, adult onset hunter (and Minnesota Hunting and Trapping regs model) Keng Yang drops in to talk about his journey as a modern hunter and how he has mentored other new hunters in recent months. Then, former DNR nongame program leader Carrol Henderson reminisces about his friend and legendary football coach and outdoorsman Bud Grant, who died in March. The latest federal duck stamp winner (and former Stillwater resident) Chuck Black joins the program to recap the thrill of winning the contest last September and his career as a wildlife artist. Finally, Jaime Carlson offers some always-evergreen wild game cooking tips for folks wondering how to cook all the venison, upland birds, and waterfowl filling their freezers post-hunting season. Happy new year to all of our listeners.

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