Garrett weaver from Emmett Idaho go ahold of me a couple months ago about starting a history segment on trapping in the PNW.  Garrett took this task in stride and came up with some great information. Tune in to listen to this hour long history lesson of some well reconized names and places here in Oregon.

Chip and Myself have been working on the NTA podcast trying to bring it too life here and share information for all of the trappers in the country.  So as a bit of fun, and learning how to record over video chat we decided to do a quick show for the OTA page. Chip is a great guy with pleanty of good ideas resources and know how with podcasts tune in to hear our discussion on the NTA Podcast

Tony is an awesome dude. He exemplifies what it means to be a trapper a leader and a true outdoorsmen. I had the pleasure of meeting Tony at the Western states readiness summit in Boise Last Spring, and since then ive been wanting to get him on the show. Tony is packed full of great knowledge and stories, and gives us some great insight into what trapping/ and alligator hunting is like in Louisiana.

The National trappers association has started a podcast! Chip Davis is doing a great job as the main host, as we try to grow the NTA's show as well as OTA's we will be sharing there episodes time to time. Please tune in for the first two NTA podcasts back to back.

Jim and Lori are always a pleasure to talk to, and by far live an exciting life in Alaska. To do so however they must be preparing all year for the coming winter. From gardening and gathering firewood to stocking up on fish and bear meat in the spring, to growing poultry all summer, and harvesting moose in the fall. Its a lot of work but sounds like a lot of fun. 

The National Trappers Association is starting up a podcast to make information more available to you. Please tune in to listen to the details of our new show. Thanks for listening our first real show should be on the air October 8th 2023

Learn and become up to date on what you need to know about IP3 the reboot of  IP13. we sat down with Amy Patrick of OHA so she could give us an indepth rundown.

Skyler Has been around the block a bit when it comes to trapping, and when the weather changes in the fall Skyler parks the mower and picks up the traps. Tune in to listen how he goes about running his Long lines for Mink, Rats, and Raccoon's as well as Just what its like to trap in IOWA.

Rendezvous were the heart of the Mountain man back in the 1800's it was something they could look forward to every year. Seeing old friends, stocking up for the upcoming seasons and swapping stories of events from the past. We still practice this tradition today thanks to our local state trappers associations. Tune in to listen to upcoming rendezvous in your state.