On tonight's show, Jim and Scott "talk turkey" with Mike Pentecost, owner of Woodhaven Custom Calls.

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott talk with Tyler Wayland, Land Management Conservationist and Business Development Manager for Roundstone Native Seed Company. Topics included the importance of native plants and how to plant and manage them for wildlife pollinators like butterflies and honey bees. For more info, check them out at roundstoneseed.com.

On Jim Strader Outdoors, Jim interviewed Steve Douglas, "The Catfish Dude" about his upcoming catfish and crappie conference and expo which will be at the west wing of the Kentucky State Fairgrounds February 21-22. We also interviewed professional catfish anglers Damian Clark and Jeremy Mattingly at Crappie Monster and owner of Ozark Rods.

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott interviewed David Cox, a professional forester and owner of Cox Forestry. David is a specialist in timber sales, timber management plans, and wildlife habitat improvement.

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott interviewed Todd Ulery and John Hutchins about all things archery. They talked hunting bows, target bows, traditional archery and crossbows.

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 program, Jim and Scott talk to callers on the special holiday call-in show.

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

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott discussed deer harvest numbers and trends. They also took calls from listeners on the timing of the rut, concerns about buck to doe ratios and observations about the modern gun deer season.

On tonight's show, Jim and Scott report on deer harvest numbers, hunting conditions and rut activity during modern gun season. They also gave waterfowl, small game and fish forecasts. Special guest Matt Fulkerson shares his and daughters Nora's and Shelby's awesome deer season stories. Check them out at Jim Strader Outdoors on Facebook.