Great Northeast Podcast

Roy Dust, president of the NY Crossbow Coalition joins the podcast for the last time in that role. Earlier this summer, Dust and the rest of the group’s leaders opted to dissolve the organization a

With the Bassmasters Elite Series making its Northern Swing, host Dan Ladd visited the event in Plattsburgh, N.Y., where he talked with B.A.S.S. Conservation Director Gene Gilliland. New York’s new bass tournament permit system was

Pat Guyette, promoter of Huntstock returns to the podcast on the heels of a successful debut of the hunting festival in Wisconsin and ahead of the next one coming up in Massachusetts Aug. 7-9. Pat

As the U.S. Congress weighs the Sunshine Protection Act, which would make Daylight Savings Time permanent, Dan Ladd weighs in on what it could potentially mean to sportsmen – particularly fall deer hunters, trappers and

As the nation celebrates its 250th birthday, the podcast celebrates its 100th episode by bringing back retired New York Outdoor News Editor Steve Piatt. Since Steve lives just inside the Pennsylvania border, he’s on top

After his wife had not one, but two tick bites during a recent camping trip in the central Adirondacks, host Dan Ladd discusses tick populations in the Northeast and the problems they cause. After sharing

New York DEC’s recently proposed antlerless deer regulations have been a hot topic this spring. Big Game Unit Leader Branden Quirion recently discussed the proposals with members of the NYS Outdoor Writers Association. This episode

As turkey season progresses in the Northeast, host Dan Ladd is joined by John DeGroot, co-chair of the new Western New York Longbeard’s chapter (flock) of Turkeys for Tomorrow. DeGroot explains how his group came

The story behind Vermont’s wild turkey restoration is told courtesy of a recent gathering of lawmakers and wildlife officials in western Vermont. In the late 1960s Vermont imported birds from other states, including New York,