Episode 015 - Our Father Who Art Outdoors
Happy Father's Day! This episode is dedicated to my father. Thanks for all the great outdoor memories! I looks forward many more this fall and the y...
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When being outdoors is important you want to be ready. Here in Nebraska there is the best of the East and West under one sky. Whether you're a life-long Nebraskan or coming from somewhere it's helpful to have an inside scoop.
Episode 014 Undivided Attention
This year has shaped up to be one that history will look back on with wonder and amazement. We still have plenty of the year left, which means we stil...
Episode 013 - Don't Panic
Yep, is have been a few weeks since I released a podcast. We are all ready to get back to normal but we all know normal will likely be something new a...
Episode 012: The Gray Flamingo
Nature puts on one heck of a show this time of year, and there is only one place see one of the last great migration. The Platte River basin in south ...
Episode 011 - Offseason, Testify!
Offseason is full of a lot of different activities. Some of those impact us on a individual level, while others impact us a whole. https://nebraska...
Episode 010 - As Cold As Ice
If you read that title and a song popped into you head, we can be friends. Today's episode is all about hard water fishing and the thing you need to c...
Episode 009 - A Great Journey
Most great journey are taken with small steps. When it comes to the outdoors and the wonders we enjoy today, it was because someone before us took a s...
Episode 008 - From Field to Table
When you sit down to a meal do you have an understanding of how all that food got there? Did you take part in harvest some or all of the food? Today's...
Episode 007 - Notes from the Field
During my recent deer hunt in the Nebraska panhandle I had several encounters that changes what this podcast would be about. I hope that the informati...
Episode 006: The Next Generation
As we think about the great outdoors and the generations before us, we realize that without their care and mentorship we would not be so fortunate. So...