Jim Strader Outdoors

Tonight's show highlighted the importance and benefits of controlled fire for wildlife and habitat management. Our guest was Jacob Stewart, President of the Kentucky Prescribed Fire Council and KDFWR Fire Management Officer.

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott  discuss the importance of the proper clothing and outdoor gear to help you stay comfortable in widely varying weather conditions.

On tonight's show, Jim and his guests, Ed Morris, former President of the League of Kentucky Sportsmen and Larry Richards, past President of the Kentuckiana Chapter of Safari Club International comment about Attorney General Russell Coleman's published opinion that current Commission Chairmen Chuck Meade should resign or be removed by court action. The issue at stake is the Landowner Exemption granted by the KRS statutes that allow resident landowners to hunt or fish on their own land without a license.

Tonight, Jim and Scott talk about all things rabbit hunting with Scott Smith and Josh Bramel. They share decades of experience hunting with beagles and field troweling.  Scott Smith: 502-777-6216 Josh Bramel: 502-287-9743

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott give field reports and tips on late season deer hunting, small game and fishing reports.

Tonight, Jim and Scott interview a lifelong hunter, Evan Williams with HOYT USA and KOFA USA Outdoor Clothing Company.

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talk about the status of waterfowl hunting in the region. They discussed duck numbers, harvest trends and management objectives with their guest, Scott Vance, Regional Director with Delta Waterfowl. For further info, go to www.deltawaterfowl.org or contact Scott Vance at [email protected].

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talked about the modern gun season and answered callers' questions.

Tonight, Jim and Scott give a breakdown on Kentucky and Indiana gun seasons and rut reports.

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talked about the status of the rut, unusual field conditions and strategies for the upcoming gun deer season.