Message from Dale Cuckow on September 8, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with Joe Wilson, founder of The World Champion Squirrel Cook Off, to go over how it started and what to look forward to at this years event.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Message from Dale Cuckow on September 1, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

Send us a text For thousands of years, the land that would become Pennsylvania was dominated by dense, ancient forests that stretched as far as the eye could see. Towering trees such as white oaks, chestnuts and hemlocks formed a vast green canopy that covered hundreds of miles. The forests were such an integral part of this landscape that it was n…

133 Tony Latham – Fire, Fish & Game and Fiction Tony Latham is an author known for his engaging stories drawn from his extensive experience as an Idaho game warden and years spent fighting wildfires in Alaska. His career has been as adventurous as the characters in his books - including a lengthy undercover operation documented in his 2012 debut no…

Message from Dale Cuckow on August 25, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with Arkansas Game and Fish Commissions Large River Fisheries Biologist, Chelsea Gilliland, to talk about alligator gar and what AGFC is doing with them in the Arkansas River.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Message from Dale Cuckow on August 18, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

Send us a text The vast majority of Pennsylvania’s state parks are easy to drive to. That’s one of the reasons our parks are so accessible to residents and visitors. They’re located on paved roads and can often be found just a few minutes from a highway. But then there are parks that are not so easy to get to. They’re the ones that can only be expl…

132 Drew Milne – British Columbia, Canada While deployed with the Canadian Armed Forces, Drew Milne picked up a book that inspired him to pursue his true calling and a new career as a conservation officer. Now, after almost two decades and multiple honors, he oversees the beautiful South Coast region of British Columbia, Canada, and teaches at the …

Message from Dale Cuckow on August 11, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Chief of Fisheries Tommy Laird to talk about new fishing regulations.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Message from Dale Cuckow on August 4, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

Send us a text To list all of the features of Forbes State Forest would be pointless. That’s because it has so much to offer so many people. You want trails, it’s got it. You want overlooks, its got it. You want waterfalls, it’s got it. Forbes State Forest has some of the best land in Pennsylvania for everything from mountain biking and hiking to A…

131 Live from NAWEOA – with Drew Milne (BC), Kris MacCabe (ME) & Chris Gilkey (OH) This episode finds us live at NAWEOA 2024 in in beautiful Penticton, BC with Maine’s Kris MacCabe, Chris Gilkey from Ohio, and Drew Milne of our host province, British Columbia, Canada. The guys sit down for a lively roundtable talk about their respective states and …

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife podcast, your host Trey Reid sits down with District 10 Fisheries Biologist Nick Felt to get updates on the ongoing renovation project of Lake Conway.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Message from Dale Cuckow on July 21, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

Send us a text Standing on the shore of Lake Arthur in Moraine State Park, you’d never think the area was the site of massive deforestation, coal mining and gas drilling practices that scarred the landscape for decades. But it is. In the 1800s, farmers cleared the forests and drained the swamps that would one day be Moraine State Park. Materials su…

Message from Dale Cuckow on July 14, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

130 Lukas Madsen – Alberta, Canada Ahead of NAWEOA 2024 in British Columbia, Canada, Wayne discusses warden life across the border with special guest Sgt. Lukas Madsen, a Fish & Wildlife officer in the neighboring province of Alberta. Sgt. Madsen discusses his path from growing up in the rugged beauty of the Northwest Territories to becoming a game…

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Wildlife Division Chief Luke Naylor to talk about the AGFC's two-year regulations cycle and new hunting regulations for this cycle.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Message from Dale Cuckow on July 7, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

Send us a text There are few sights I enjoy as much as people having fun in Pennsylvania state parks. Children playing tag and hide-and-go-seek. Adults telling stories around a picnic table. Friends catching up while grilling. And never have I see so many people having such a good time, then on Memorial Day weekend at Beltsville State Park. Upon en…

Message from Dave Mbako on June 30, 2024Von Shanghai Community Fellowship

When an officer-involved shooting occurs, we often hear a lot about the victim, but what happens to the person who pulled the trigger? Our Sponsors: Thin Green Line Podcast Don Noyes Chevrolet North American Game Warden Museum Sovereign Sportsman Solutions “A Cowboy in the Woods” Book Hunt of a Lifetime Maine's Operation Game Thief Wildlife Heritag…

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife Podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with Madison Srebalus who runs Buckthron's Native Nursery to talk about all things native plants.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Send us a Text Message. The arrival of fireflies has always represented summer to me. They've meant barbeques. They meant fireworks. They meant being a kid. I’ve heard from so many people about the memories they have connected to lightening bugs. Exploring the woods with grandparents who have long passed. 4th of July parties with their friends. A f…

Bill Saunders' legacy is a testament to the enduring bond between family and nature. His love for the wilderness, deeply instilled in his sons, has blossomed into a tradition that transcends generations. This Father's Day, we explore their story; it's a legacy of living off the land, teaching the next generation to hunt ethically, and nurturing a p…

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife podcast, we are joined by Deke Whitbeck and Tyler Lawrence from the Arkansas Game and Fish Foundation to tell us about what the foundation does and the upcoming Outdoor Hall of Fame BanquetVon Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Send us a text Last year, nearly four million people visited Presque Isle State Park in Erie- making it the most visited state park in Pennsylvania. And anyone whose ever visited this wonderful park understands why. There’s no other park like Presque Isle in the Commonwealth. It is totally unique and incredibly special. But what makes Presque Isle …

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife Podcast Trey Reid sits down with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission future Boating Law Administrator Corporal Sydney Grant to talk about boating safety.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

With record-high wildlife populations, Mississippi’s generous bag limits make it an attractive destination for hunters of all kinds, and game wardens are busy almost year-round. After 23 years with the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks (MDWFP), Lt. Jason Blaylock has made substantial contributions to wildlife conservation and …

Send us a text Spanning 85,000 acres across three Central Pennsylvania counties, Michaux State Forest is a sanctuary of lush woodlands, crystal-clear streams and a rich tapestry of history and wildlife. Considered Pennsylvania’s “cradle of forestry,” Michaux State Forest is nestled in the Appalachian Mountains, giving visitors a bevy of settings to…

126 For the Fallen: Julian Keen – Florida Fish & Wildlife Commission Florida FWC Officer Julian “Batman” Keen was known for his bright smile, relentless enthusiasm, and deep commitment to the people and wildlife of his home state. On a quiet Sunday morning in 2020, he heard a crash outside his home and looked out to see a truck driving recklessly. …

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife Podcast your host Trey Reid sits down with Arkansas Game and Fish Assistant Chief of Fisheries Vic DiCenzo, AGFC Trout Management Supervisor Christy Graham, and Dr. Steve Lochman from the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluffs Department of Aquaculture and Fisheries to talk about trout research projects that …

I did this game warden commentary regarding Christopher Alexander, who allegedly poached a world-class buck in Ohio. I have heard so much speculation regarding this buck through social media that I had to engage on the side of the game wardens. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

Send us a text The definition of a garden is a small piece of ground used to grow vegetables, fruit, herbs or flowers. But it’s much more than that. It’s a community meeting place. It’s an outdoor classroom. It’s an organic food market. It’s a sustainable hobby. And it’s a place to make lifelong friendships. Ask anyone whose spent time in a communi…

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife Podcast your host Trey Reid sits down with the new Chief of the Educations Division, Mary Beth Hatch, and the new Chief of the Shooting Sports Division, Jose Jimenez, to talk about how they got here and what the future holds for each division.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Late winter and early spring can find a New England game warden with a little more free time than they’re used to, and many have found a sweet way to tap into one of the nature’s greatest springtime gifts. As maple syrup season draws to a close, we catch up with Maine’s Chris Simmons, of Simmons and Daughters Sugar House, and Ken St. Pierre, of Big…

Send us a Text Message. In the soft light of dawn, a lone figure stands by the water's edge, casting a line into the stillness. The morning mist hangs low, obscuring the surface as they patiently wait, listening to the quiet sounds of nature stirring awake. With a steady hand, they feel the tug of a Pennsylvania brook trout beneath the surface. Eng…

Annie Teall is a seasoned emergency services dispatcher renowned for her calm and effective handling of crisis situations. With over 27 years of experience in dispatch, Annie has become a pivotal figure in emergency response within the San Bernardino community. She gained national recognition during the tragic terrorist attack at the Inland Regiona…

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife Podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Conservation Social Scientist Jessica Felts and AGFC Social Science Research Specialist Ava Smith to talk about the national hunter and fisher survey and how the results are used.Von Arkansas Game and Fish Commission

Send us a Text Message. As Pennsylvanians head outdoors in record numbers, it’s imperative that we all learn how best to protect our environment. From backpackers and hikers to rock climbers and mountain bikers, it’s all our responsibilities to preserve the beauty of our natural spaces in and outside of the Commonwealth. And, there’s no better guid…

Kevin Estela's lifelong passion for the outdoors was kindled in childhood by his fascination with his father's WWII survival stories in the Philippines. This interest deepened through activities like hiking, kayaking, fishing, and hunting in New England, alongside reading extensively on survival and wilderness skills. Over time, his passion evolved…

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife Podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Chief of the Geographic Informations Systems Division (GIS) Tracy Moy, and Shelby Johnson the State Geographic Information Officer for the Transformation and Shared Services agency to talk about what GIS is, how mapping techno…

Topics: Trailblazing Conservation: Hulda Neal - America's First Female Game Warden 90 Year Old Cold Case in Idaho Finally Solved Drones in the Crosshairs: Pennsylvania Case Sparks Debate Over Technology in Wildlife Recovery Community Vigilance Leads to Sturgeon Poaching Convictions Montana Rancher's Hybrid Sheep Creation Leads to Legal Trouble Crac…

Send us a text On April 8, 2024 Pennsylvanians will have the opportunity to see something special. Something that’s not been seen in our commonwealth since January 1925. – nearly 100 years ago. From about 3:15 to 3:20 the moon will pass between the Earth and the sun, blocking the sun’s light. A total solar eclipse. This eclipse will cross 15 states…

From humble beginnings fishing the tranquil lakes of Ohio to her current position as Chief of Law Enforcement for the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Wildlife Division, Kandy Klosterman is no stranger to blazing trails. As the state's pioneering female wildlife investigator, she spearheaded numerous high-profile cases, earning multiple accolad…

On this episode of the Arkansas Wildlife Podcast, your host Trey Reid, sits down with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Director Austin Booth, and Chief of the Private Lands Habitat Division Garrick Dugger to talk about the new Conservation Incentive Program and how it is helping landowners, habitat, and wildlife across the state.…

Karen Hunter is a prominent figure in the firearms and defense community, contributing significantly through her writings, instruction, and advocacy. Her extensive work includes contributions to major print publications like Personal Defense World Magazine, Ballistic Magazine, Gun Primer Magazine, Concealed Carry Handguns Magazine, and Skillset Mag…