Minnesota regular duck season kicks off next week, and Tim Lesmeister and Rob Drieslein preview the season and kick around bagging a few coots (mud hens?) if the mallards and teal do not cooperate. Then Sharon “The Birdchick” Stiteler joins Drieslein for the second week in a row; lots of hawk talk with Shaz this week. Special DNR guest Jennifer Teegarden then shares information with listeners on a great cost-share program that helps small landowners pay for trees and materials if they’re looking to reforest their property. (Sign up while dollars are still available!) Then Lesmeister and Drieslein rendezvous again to talk music and the Rock-and-Roll Hall of Fame’s upcoming induction ceremony in November. Instead of talking about this year’s inductees, they debate the biggest snubs in the Hall’s history.
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Episode 610 – Coot hunting? Cost-share for woodland owners, hawk talk, and Rock-and-Roll HOF snubs
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