Managing Editor Rob Drieslein kicks off the show talking ice with Minnesota Editor Tim Spielman. There’s also a breaking news story regarding hundreds of dead geese in the Fairmont area. Then Barry Allen from Ducks Unlimited recaps the 2024 duck hunting season for the Upper Mississippi Flyway. A scientist from the University of Minnesota-Duluth’s Natural Resources Research Institute, Anna Mangan, joins the show to talk about intense research on two species of flying squirrels that are clashing in the treetops. Tim Lesmeister then drops in to recap the top 10 outdoors stories of 2024.
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Episode 518 – Ice update, dead geese, duck recap, flying squirrel research, top 10 stories of 2024
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