120 Outdoors

Chris and Don interview Buckeye Bowhunter, Josh Grund. The topic for today's discussion is how to effectively call deer. Josh talks about the different types of deer calls and how to use them. He shares his ideas on using calls in high pressured areas and offers a few tips that have worked for him in the past. If you love deer hunting this podcast is for you.

Chris and Don interview Steelhead guru, Mike Durkalec. Mike is the Aquatic Biologist for the Cleveland Metroparks. In his spare time Mike chases every fish in the area, but his first love is steelhead. Mike talks about the upcoming Steelhead Expo on September 28th from 9:00 - 3:00 at the Rocky River Nature Center. Also, we discuss early season tactics and Mike reveals his favorite methods for catching Steelhead. If you are interested in steelhead this podcast is for you.

Chris and Don interview Jay Stewart from Maverick Drone Deer Recovery. We review the current laws in Ohio for Drone Deer Recovery. Jay discusses how he started his business and the equipment needed. He offers suggestions on when to call for his services and when not to. If you are interested in deer hunting you might be interested in this podcast.

Chris and Don interview ODNR Fisheries Biologist Supervisor, Eric Weimer. Eric reviews the history of Sauger in Ohio and Lake Erie. He talks about what happened to native Sauger population and the future plans for reintroduction. This is a very interesting discussion that we think you will enjoy.

Chris and Don interview Dr. Sean Landsman about the potential issues with Forward Facing Sonar. Sean is a Professor at Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. We discuss the concern for fisheries and pressure from Forward Facing Sonar. We review the Muskies, Inc statement on Forward Facing Sonar and the idea of Fair Chase. Sean provides examples of what he considers ethical use and unethical use of this technology. If you are a fisherman and are interested in learning more about this issue this podcast is for you.

Chris and Don interview Jeremy Pritt, Fisheries Biologist in the Inland Fisheries Research Unit of the ODNR. Jeremy discusses the Blue Catfish Program in Ohio and the 9 program lakes. He mentions that Blue Catfish are native to the Ohio River drainage. We talk about the new Ohio State Record Blue Catfish. This is an exciting program that will offer catfish anglers around the state an opportunity to catch Big Fish close to home. If you are interested in Catfish fishing this podcast is for you.