Fishing for Salmon on Kodiak Island in Alaska.

In this episode we're talking to Lisa Montgomery about fishing in Alaska, Rachel has been there for a bear viewing session and Carrie is already looking up airfare and budgets.

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This week on Take Aim Outdoos is Scott Matheson from Wisconsin; a 30 year Outdoor industry expert and bowhunter who is also the co-owner of the Whitetail'R Product line. Brandon and Scott cover 3 products from the Whietail'R line in this episode that you may want added to your own gear bag of tricks

Clay ponders why he has a dog, Dave wishes he could rent an orangutan and the Nerds both want to know why people in New Jersey need to be told not to eat fish they find in the street. Doc Martin joins the craziness with a closer look at peacock bass.  Finally, Clay describes a big prize give-away from independent fishing companies in the Northeast.

Sometimes when you look deep inside of you, you can see that you have something of value that you can share with others in your career or profession. Join me as Marc Jordan tells his story of self-discovery to become a taxidermist and the founder of the Western Pennsylvania School of Taxidermy

More About My Guest:

Marc was born and raised in Punxsutawney, PA, home of the world famous groundhog -Punxsutawney Phil. Marc grew up in a hunting family and has always loved being in the outdoors, with bow hunting and turkey hunting being two of his favorite outdoor past times. 

Marc went to trade school to become a machinist and after working about 6 years in the machine shop industry he decided that was not for him. He left that career and went out to Idaho to guide for one season. This guiding experience ultimately led him to pursue a career in taxidermy.  He started Jordan's Taxidermy in 1991 and since 2002 he has operated the Western Pennsylvania School of Taxidermy, along with his wife Joyce and his son Logan. 

Turkey Season Wrap Up

Positive Case of CWD Found In a Wild Deer In Michigan

In episode 035 of The Turkey Hunter Podcast, Preston Pittman with Pittman Game Calls shares some tips on how to care for our turkey calls during and after turkey season.

Wooden box calls, pot and peg calls, and diaphragm calls all are cared for differently. In order to keep from buying new calls every year because our old calls are ruined, it is essential that we take care of these instruments before we store them for the summer or winter and while we are using them during the fall and spring seasons.

By using Preston's tips in this episode, you will certainly increase the lifespan of your turkey calls and save yourself some money, time, and frustration in the future as well.

HuntFishTravel - Turkey Hunting with Heartland Bowhunters. 

We have Heartland Bowhunter‘s Michael Hunsucker and Shawn Luchtel on the line with us this week to talk about turkey hunting tactics using archery equipment, their go to set up and a sneak peak on an upcoming episode.

They give us the low down on their new series “Full Strut” featured exclusively on CarbonTV.

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This week's guest is Oklahoma native, Chris Hall rock star musician who moved to Californa and is now the founder of Horn Star Outdoors. Brandon and Chris share his latest hunt for Californa Blacktail deer 

To celebrate their 70th show, Dave and Clay select “platinum fish tales” from news stories that feature defiant sturgeons, old Jimmy Houston and victims of a fish attack in Paranah River (what did they expect?). Clay stops by a Fish Nerds’ holy site — the Amoskeag Fishways in Manchester, NH — where he chats with Director Helen Dalbeck about fish migration, sea lampreys and wildlife along the Merrimack River. The guys also report on research from Carlton University about the ability of northern pike to dislodge lures.

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Are you 100% passionate about the work that you are doing? Join me as Mark Kenyon unrolls the career plan that he is 100% passionate about and that keeps him on the move with podcasting, blogging, writing, and of course bowhunting.

More About My Guest:

Mark is an outdoor blogger at [WiredToHunt.com][website] and the host of the **Wired To Hunt** podcast. He is also the Director of Digital Content for the National Deer Alliance and just this year was named the Quality Deer Management Association Communicator of the Year. Mark is a writer and his articles have been published in North American Whitetail Magazine, Deer & Deer Hunting Magazine, Quality Whitetails Journal and the Whitetail News. He is also a Quality Deer Management Association certified Deer Steward.  Mark is a bowhunter and outdoor enthusiast, a GREAT story teller, and  as you can tell from what he has going on, he is one super motivated individual.