On this weeks Plus Sized Models Podcast we discuss bird dogs that have past. Both good memories and ones that make us sad. 

We also discuss the wrap up of deer season and how things went right and wrong.

On todays episode we talk with Jake from New England Naturals! We talk about trapping in New Hampshire and the fur care side of it. Jake and his Wife put out the best videos on the internet showing and educating folks about the benifits of trapping.

Jack, Wess and Myself sat down to chat about the upcoming master class. We also talk about all of our miss adventures in the outdoors. 

DONT WORRY! Its still the same silly podcast! 7 Years ago when I started this show it was called The Western Wingshooter Podcast, now it is again. 

Wess and George have been along on this ride with me since the start, so I figured who better to have on this episode.

We discuss the changes the podcast has gone through over the years and why I decided to change the name back.

We also talk about chasing roosters for the last few weeks. And the first ever Souris Valley Pheasants Forever Long Tail Tournament. 

Thanks for coming with us on the journey!

We recorded this podcast with The Bearded Uplander in the last week of September but lost the recording! Then I found it buried in the memory file of the laptop. 

We talk about his upcoming trip to NoDak. and his forecast for Iowa.

Live and in person! Tim Brown is in the HOUSE! We take listener questions off instagram, talk about the tough hunting, INSANE weather and prairie fires here in North Dakota.

These two guests dont need any introduction! But Ill give it a shot!

Hank Shaw is a wild game chef, Author of several cook books, and a badass of a human! 

Ron Boehme is the Host of the Hunting Dog Podcast and the reason that I have my podcast. Hes been a friend for almost a decade now and one of the most fun and least serious people I know.

Presented by

OnX Hunt

Boss Shotshells

Final Rise

NutriSource Pet Foods

Gun Dog Grind Coffee

Dogtra 

Waltons Inc.

After the first 3 days of the North Dakota Sharptail and Hun Season we have come to the conclusion that the numbers of birds are WAY down from last season.

After nearly 20 miles of walking I have seen less grouse than miles walked. 

Wess and George and Myself sit down to talk about theories and more.