We kick off the show with Jeania Canel of&nbsp;talking about ammo, gun sales and muzzleloaders. Then Elliot Shafer of the&nbsp;&nbsp;has an update on the Here for Generations campaign to promote hunting and fishing in Michigan.

November 20-Hour 1

In 1995, the U.S. government took unprecedented actions to restore the wolf population of Yellowstone National Park, which it had brutally destroyed seventy years prior. More than thirty wolves from multiple packs were captured in Canada, transported to the park, and released in a grand experiment that would become the most successful wildlife reintroduction effort in history. Our guest, the legendary wolf expert Rick McIntyre, has dedicated his life to those wolves. For the past 26 years, he has observed the park's wolves nearly every single day, accumulating more than 100,000 sightings. After retiring from the park service, McIntyre - who still watches the wolves daily - penned a gripping series of biographies of Yellowstone's greatest wolf leaders: Wolf 08, one of the first reintroduced wolves who grew from a runt into a powerful pack leader; his adopted and brave son, Wolf 21, known for his long and successful reign as king of the park's Druid Peak pack, his deep devotion to his mate, and his unusual benevolence to his defeated rivals; and 21's nephew, Wolf 302, who started life as an irresponsible Casanova who stole food from pups and slept during battles, but transformed his character and died as a heroic father. In this episode, McIntyre describes the wolves' unique personalities, the packs' dynastic dramas, and the exuberant joy that he's seen through his spotting scope, and explains why federal action is urgently needed to protect these wolves, who are at risk of being massacred once again due to draconian new state laws.

Ep. 44 - Rick McIntyre on the stories of Yellowstone's greatest wolves

Created for the Disquiet Junto Project 0516: Outside In (Co/Exist 1 of 3)
@disquiet

The Project: Record a minute or two of nature.

This backyard recording pre-storm includes sounds of industry and wildlife: human, insect, and canine. (And likely amphibian, too.)

More on this 516th weekly Disquiet Junto project – Outside In (Co/Exist 1 of 3) (The Assignment: Record a minute or two of nature) – at: https://disquiet.com/0516/

This is the first of a three-part project sequence. You can participate in all three parts, or any two of the three, or even just any one of them. Part one began on November 18, part two will begin on November 25, and part three will begin on December 2. Thanks to Alan Bland ( @morgulbee ) and Mark Lentczner ( @electrickitchen ) for having proposed the project.

More on the Disquiet Junto at: https://disquiet.com/junto/

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Project discussion takes place on llllllll.co: https://llllllll.co/t/disquiet-junto-project-0516-outside-in-co-exist-1-of-3/

There’s also a Disquiet Junto Slack. Send your email address to marc@disquiet.com for Slack inclusion.

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Lancarer Kathy Grieveson talks to ABC's Mel Bush about how Penguin Rehab and Release rescued Harper the feisty penguin after an altercation with a forklift - and what you can do to help.

Helping Harper: Penguin Rehab and Release on ABC Evenings With Mel Bush

Newly promoted, Lt. Colonel Dale Grandstaff joins us this week to talk deer hunting.  We always look forward to chatting with Dale.  He brings a lot of knowledge to the table and we learn something new every time he stops by. Join us in congratulating him on his recent promotion and we hope you enjoy this episode of Tennessee WildCast.
#gooutdoorstennessee #hunting #outdoors #tnwildlife #tennesseewildcast #deerhunting
www.tnwildlife.org

TW 267 - Deer Season Update with Lt. Colonel Grandstaff

In this penultimate episode, Chad Witko, National Audubon Society Outreach Biologist, explains the new and exciting Migratory Bird Initiative, which is gathering migratory data of birds from researchers across the Western Hemisphere to visualize current populations and identify priorities for avian conservation.&nbsp; Learn more about the Migratory Bird Initiative:   Stay up to date with Audubon's social media:&nbsp; Facebook - &nbsp;  Twitter - &nbsp;  Instagram - &nbsp; Visit&nbsp;&nbsp;to learn more about our science, education, and stewardship, or to plan a visit! If you would like to sponsor a future podcast episode, please reach out to info@hawkmountain.org. Thank you for listening!

Collaborative Conservation: The Migratory Bird Initiative

We’re talking beagles and bunnies in the final hour this week with Corky Leque. Then the show wraps up with Chef Dave Minar and a very nice venison recipe.

November 27-Hour 3

Hour two features noted hunter and videographer&nbsp;. Gabe talks about handgun hunting, kids in the outdoors…and more. Ed Eisch of the&nbsp;&nbsp;is up next with a look at their egg taking operation for salmon and trout.

November 27-Hour 2

We’re wrapping up the month of November this week on Outdoor Magazine Radio. First, Bob Hinds of&nbsp;&nbsp;talks about the great perch fishing right now on Grand Traverse Bay. Then, Tom Campbell from&nbsp;&nbsp;checks in with a look at their December edition.

November 27-Hour 1

Listen into the campfire talk of successes, near-successes, failures and even some downright tales of the memories made by the Hunt NE crew during the 2021-22 Nebraska deer hunting seasons.

Episode 7: Deer And Beer

Hunt Nebraska is the official page to share insight into Nebraska's hunting and shooting sports community.  Follow us to join other like-minded hunting and shooting sports enthusiasts to share stories, skills, tips and techniques about hunting in Nebraska.

Tennessee WildCasts are weekly podcasts brought to you in both video and audio formats.  These podcasts provide information on the mission of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency, outdoor events and activities from hunting, fishing, boating and just about anything Outdoors.  Come back each week and thanks for tuning in!

Outdoor Magazine is Michigan's premier outdoor radio show.   The three hour program is hosted by veteran outdoor broadcaster Mike Avery.  Each week Mike talks with outdoor experts and industry leaders about the latest techniques, strategies and equipment, as well as hunting and fishing news.  Avery also has tips and suggestions on where to go and how to get the most from your next outdoor adventure.

Haphazard/precise maker of music/noise.
Veers ambient.

LP Aura on @triplicaterecords:
https://triplicaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/aura

EP brokendatapool on @couriersound:
https://couriersound.bandcamp.com/album/brokendatapool

20x20 Project: blue is the color of my true love's light
https://20x20project.bandcamp.com/album/blue-is-the-color-of-my-true-loves-light

More sounds found on:
Mailbox (UK)
Past Inside the Present (US)
@verses_records (US) 
@romeda-records (UK) 


Happy participant of:
 @disquiet
Cities And Memory (https://citiesandmemory.com/)
1esf5m (http://1esf5m.buzzsprout.com/)
Phonography on Aleatoric Forest (http://phonography.radio.af/)

#ambient #experimental #fieldrecordings #musiqueconcrete #foundsound #foundobjects #abstract #ambientglitch #piano #electroacoustic #electronica #glitch #soundtrack #chill #brokendatapool #courier #chairchimes

New tracks tagged #Wildlife