Minnesota Outdoor News Radio
Episode 509 – Pheasant opener, bear scare, Stan Tekiela on bears, the new Outdoor News Foundation
Managing Editor Rob Drieslein and Editor Tim Spielman preview the 2024 ring-necked pheasant hunting opener (Saturday, Oct. 12) and provide details on the death of a park ranger in Voyageurs National Park. Then Samantha Ewald joins Drieslein to share her harrowing tale of black bears climbing up a Minnesota tree she was hunting from last month. Speaking of bears, Stan Tekiela drops by again to talk about his black bear photography this fall. Finally, Tim Lesmeister and Drieslein provide details into the new nonprofit Outdoor News Foundation that aims to permanently recruit the next generation of hunters and anglers.
The Great Northeast Podcast
Episode 58 — Backcountry Hunters & Anglers and Western New York’s Zoar Valley
With DEC poised to commence logging at the Zoar Valley Multiple Use Area, in Western New York, to increase habitat for birds and other wildlife species, local preservationists have spoken out in opposition. Members of the New York State chapter of Backcountry Hunters & Anglers, meanwhile, have also spoken out in support of the planned operation. BHA member Logan Misseldine joins the podcast to explain the benefits of early successional habitat forestry practices and touches on some of the points he made in a recent blog on BHA’s website.
From the Pages of Outdoor News
MN Daily Update: Fall is the time for finding northern pike in the shallows
Nights are getting cooler, and so too are shallow-water areas of lakes. That means the big northern pike are moving in and are easier to catch. Here’s what to do to get the job done.
WI Daily Update: Fall is the time for finding northern pike in the shallows
Nights are getting cooler, and so too are shallow-water areas of lakes. That means the big northern pike are moving in and are easier to catch. Here’s what to do to get the job done.
