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Welcome to the MonsterMuleys.com Hunt of the Week podcast. You will enjoy some awesome hunting action from all over the world, but primarily the western US. Mule Deer, Elk, Antelope, Mountain Goat, and more... Archery, rifle and muzzleloader hunts. We add new episodes approximately every 2 weeks. Please visit our website at: http://www.monstermuleys.com

HOTW #25 - Good Times for Father and Son - MonsterMuleys.com

HOTW #24 - Marty's Awesome Archery Buck - MonsterMuleys.com

HOTW #23 - Blake's Awesome Billy Goat - MonsterMuleys.com

HOTW #22 - Damon's Speedgoat Hunt - MonsterMuleys.com

HOTW #21 - Lowell's First Bull Elk - MonsterMuleys.com

MonsterMuleys.com - Hunt of the Week Podcasts

Dan, Justin, & Ryan share their weekly passion for football with the audience. You've never met three guys that love football and basketball as much as these three guys. Get in-depth discussions on every aspect of the game in every single episode of Northwest Goofballs.

The NW Goofballs wrap the season with playoff talk and predictions. The 1st annual Brett Favre award is given out, twice. The NW Goofballs would also like to congratulate the Driving Force a.k.a. Chris and his wife for having their second kid! Till next year suckas!

Northwest Goofballs Week 17

Merry Christmas! This week on the NW Goofballs, the state of the Seattle Seahawks is main topic and Justin comes to a stunning and sad realization about Matt Hasselbeck, sort of. Michael Vick’s 4th quarter 3 touchdown performance is broken down. Some bold predictions are made about the San Diego Chargers, week 15 is reviewed, week 16 picks are made, Ryan lays down the Douche of the Week and Alan comes with another $5 Handi.

Northwest Goofballs Week 16

The Northwest Goofballs started off this week with Indy at Tennessee, Aaron Rodgers’ 2nd concussion of the year, the collapse of the Metrodome roof as well as Brett Favre’s body, a thorough douching of the Redskins special teams, and an overtime redemption by the Ravens defense. The return of the Giants 2 running back threat earned player of the week. Also the week 15 picks, Dan’s 42 point fantasy for KC, Al’s $5 handy, and Raytheon2’s chat room question of the week about our thoughts on the 4-3 or 3-4 defenses.

Northwest Goofballs Week 15

The Northwest Goofballs were excited this week because Josh McDaniels finally got the axe in Denver. Three crappy coaches down, 1 to go. They launched into the week 13 games including heart breakers for fans in Baltimore, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, and Cincinnati. Bill Belichek and his 31st ranked defense decided to wash out Rex Ryan and Mark Sanchez’s mouths out with douche, and so did the Goofballs. Haloti Ngata got player of the week for breaking Roethlisberger’s nose. Also Dan’s fantasy, week 14 picks, upsets of the week, and Al’s 5 dollar handy.

Northwest Goofballs Week 14

The Northwest Goofballs started off this week with the 3 Thanksgiving day games, including douchè-worthy performances by Alphonso Smith, Reggie bush, Carson Palmer, and Kid Rock. There was no shortage of things to talk about after that with Derrick Anderson’s after game meltdown, and Finnegan’s fight with Andre in Houston. After that there was THE_Todd’s forum question about the most over- and under-rated players in the league, Dan’s fantasy, And the upsets of the week.

Week 13 | Northwest Goofballs

Northwest Goofballs

Télécharghez les vidéos de ZanellaPeche.com sur votre iPad, iPhone ou iPod !

Truite de 10kget 93cm au TOC sur 1km de rivière !

Une truite de 97cm au toc avec mes potes !!!

Grosses truites frayant dans la Dranse

Aïe! Aïe! Aïe! Plus jamais je saute dans 2m d'eau avec des Waders ! Après une dizaine de minutes, miraculeusement sortie des branches et des zones profondes, mon pote Alex filme la fin du combat avec ce fabuleux poisson!

Truite de 81 pêchée à la NAV dans la BRA

Mon premier Taimen pêché dans une rivière de Croatie !

Mon Taimen à la mouche !

ZanellaPeche.com

La raccolta sempre aggiornata dei video dell'ASD Brusasco, con intere partite di sport tradizionali quali la pallapugno leggera, tamburello, paletta, pantalera, palla elastica e bracciale, ma anche sport meno tradizionali quali il beach volley ed il calcio a 5. Maggiori informazioni su http://www.as...

La finale tra gli Stikkiosi ed i Gaute da Suta. Altre informazioni sulla partita su http://www.asdbrusasco.it

Beach Volley - Stikkiosi vs Gaute da Suta - Finale 2010

ASD Brusasco TV

News and Training Advice for Marathoners and Ultra-Runners From a New England Perspective

Are you racing in the Back Cove Weekly Series tonight? It is the last race of the season, and this year there are not just overall winners but also age group awards!
Click here to download full results for eligible runners.
Amongst the highlights, are the race for the overall winners.
On the ladies’ side, Taylor Bickford of Limington is in the lead with a cumulative time of 1:34:43, leading Michelle Lilienthal of Portland by 2 minutes and 6 seconds. Michelle is poised to drop a 21:05 slowest time, however, and Taylor’s slowest time is 19:24. If Michelle can run 18:58 or faster and beats Taylor by at least 26 seconds, then she will take first place.
That will have an impact on the age group awards. If Taylor wins the overall, then Kristen Glennie will most likely win F20-29 and Michelle will win F30-39. If Michelle wins the overall, then Taylor will win the F20-29 and Kalie Dunn will win the F30-39.
For the men, Chris Harmon and Spencer McElwain, both of Portland, will be dueling for the overall title, while the M20-29 win will most likely go to the other unless Aaron Epps, Andrew Tufts, or Marc Halverson have a breakout race. Chris is currently in the lead with a cumulative time of 1:24:10, 2 minutes and 51 seconds ahead of Spencer. Spencer needs to run a 16:48 or faster and has to beat Chris by at least 22 seconds in order to overtake him on the leaderboard.
For the rest of the age groups, Bea Hesselbart must run tonight in order to win the F19-under age group, and Caleb Richard of Saco will win the M19-under age division unless Michael Luna of Portland runs tonight to challenge him. Ryan Collins of Falmouth is in the lead with a time of 1:28:01 for M30-39, but Ara Parseghian of Portland is only 45 seconds behind him and Michael Gordon of Falmouth could jump onto the leaderboard and win the division if he races tonight.
Lauren Adey of Falmouth is comfortably in the lead of the 40-49 division with her 1:49:19, as is Mark Rich of Portland with his 1:41:55. It will be a close race between Suzie Brockelbank of Raymond (1:56:09) and Amy Bouchard of South Portland (1:56:23) for the F50-59 division. If Amy wants to overtake Suzie, she is going to need to beat her by at least 40 seconds and run at least 23:07 or faster. The M50-59 division could be a close race between Mitch Darrow of Portland (1:46:09), Edie Rabasco of Poland (1:46:33) and James Bickford of Limington (1:46:57)…but only if Pete Bottomley of Cape Elizabeth decides not to run his 6th race tonight.
Marilyn Bell of Cape Elizabeth (2:16:30) and Charles Kaufmann of Portland (1:41:47) will comfortably win the 60-69 divisions, as will Donna Jones (4:00:51) and Don Zillman (2:16:40), both of Portland, in the 70+ divisions.

2016 Back Cove Standings – 1 Race Remaining

Gary has been making great time this weekend, and as I write this on Monday morning he’s over 335 miles into his trip, and is making his way through Connecticut!  Pretty soon he’ll be going through my old stomping grounds.
Fun stat #1: Gary covered 327 miles in his first week of running.
Fun stat #2: Gary is running through 9 states plus DC. Maine, the first state, comprised 29.7% of his total mileage.
You can follow his progress at MyAthleteLive.com and donate on his website at Maine2DCRun.com. If you live on his route, he always appreciates folks coming out to cheer for him.
Today we’ve got 2 updates for you, one from Saturday (day 6) and one from this morning. 
First, here’s Saturday’s update: 
Click the play button to hear Gary’s update:


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And here’s his update from this morning (day 8):
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Don’t forget to leave a donation for one of Gary’s causes, and if you can head out and bring him some coffee or food or run a few miles with him if you live between CT and DC.

Maine to DC: Updates #4 and #5

Gary has been making great time this weekend, and as I write this on Monday morning he’s over 335 miles into his trip, and is making his way through Connecticut! Pretty soon he’ll be going through my old stomping grounds. Fun stat #1: Gary covered 327 miles in his first week of running. Fun stat […]

Yesterday was day 4 of Gary Allen’s run from Maine to DC.  He totaled around “43” miles, and I put that in quotes because he discovered that if he leaves the orange line his mileage stops counting until he rejoins it, and then it’s just the original mileage no matter how much extra he has run.  As you can hear from his update, which he left early yesterday morning (but requested be delayed in posting) he was running with Joan Benoit Samuelson and she took him on a few detours to show him some of the sites in Freeport.  
He determined to stay on the line the rest of the day, but had to detour again after a few miles on the Eastern Trail proved too difficult for his ankle, but more on that later.
First, here’s his morning update: 
Click the play button to hear Gary’s update:


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I joined Gary around noon when he got to Falmouth, and ran with him through Portland, South Portland, Scarborough and Saco.  Gary ran for another 20 minutes after I got picked up to finish his run in Biddeford.
There was a lot of support for Gary yesterday; Kevin Morris again came out to take photos and ferry folks and gear back and forth along the route (click here to see his photos), and Sarah Emerson was part road crew and part road company as she got in about 20 of Gary’s 48 miles yesterday.  There was a good crew of folks that joined him in Portland on their lunch breaks, some to run with him and others just to hang out during a break at Monument Square.  He was joined later by Jim Berger and his wife who took care of him for the rest of the run and gave him a place to crash for the evening. (Good luck to them at the Houston Marathon this weekend!)
Gary was making great time all day, not stopping too frequently or for any length of time, until we got to the Eastern Trail. The snow was frozen and slippery…but not so frozen that it didn’t suddenly turn to slush unexpectedly and cause you to break through. It was no fun with my flat shoes with minimal traction, and was especially difficult for Gary and was aggravating one of his ankles every time we broke through. We couldn’t do any better than a walk/shuffle, and while the views and lack of traffic were great, we gave up on the Eastern Trail at the first road crossing and made our way back to Route 1, adding a few more miles to the trip but moving much faster.
The Portland Press Herald came out, sending a photographer to Falmouth to shoot some photos and video of us, and then calling Gary for an interview during our trip through the Prime Auto Mile in Saco. Here’s the story they shot:

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Maine to DC: Update #3

Gary got about 90 miles through yesterday, and today has already passed the 100 mile mark. It looks like he will be running through Portland tomorrow for anybody in the Brunswick to Biddeford area that wants to join him for a few miles or to bring him some food or coffee or just cheer him on.
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Maine to DC: Update #2

Run to Win

Close to the city and immersed in bushland, this walk weaves along harbour headlands, revealing
	spectacular views of Sydney's icons. Explore beautiful trees and interesting animals, dip into
	Sydney's past and watch the boats glide by. This self-guided audio tour takes you through each section of t...

Print this out and bring it on the walk. It tells you where to stop and listen to each audio track.

Map and tour notes

03. Ferry Ride

Listen to this stop in front of Athol Hall.

06. Athol Hall

Listen to this stop when the canopy opens out and you can see the Sydney Harbour Bridge through the trees.

07. Eastern Water Dragons

Listen to this stop at the lookout platform facing the city.

08. Angophora Forest

Sydney Harbour National Park - Audio tour - Bradleys Head to Chowder Bay

Short Video of Mike Shredding on Lucy's miniramp.

Movement TV Skate Test

Movement TV

Pointed and irreverent discussions about birding and the bird world.

The international illegal falcon trade sends thousands of falcons to the Middle East. These falcons are illegally taken from countries around the globe. This begs the question, is it ethical to publicly disclose the precise locations of falcons on listservs or forums, where they can be publicly viewed, due to the threat of their being captured by these wildlife smugglers?

Full blog entry at http://www.radleyice.com/2011/01/disclosing-falcon-locationsput-up-or-shut-up/

Disclosing Falcon Locations - Put up or Shut up - Episode 1

Flying the Bird Podcast

Kawaga is a boys summer camp, but it is also something much more. It's a community of over two hundred people that have fun, work, live, laugh, and overcome challenges together every year. It's a place where boys learn and grow while becoming better people. Kawaga is about heart and  character! Lear...

Brennan chats about the one and only Camp Kawaga in Wisconsin. Learn more at http://www.kawaga.com.

Kawaga Podcast 2012.02 - Brennan Talks Camp Kawaga

Grif chats abotu the one and only Camp Kawaga in Minocqua, WI. Learn more at http://www.kawaga.com.

Kawaga Podcast 2012.02 - Grif Talks Camp Kawaga

Part 2: Camp Director Matt Abrams, along with some counselors, explains some of unique and incredible attributes of becomign a part of the Kawaga family. Learn more at http://www.kawaga.com.

Kawaga Podcast 2012.02 - Pt 2 - All About Camp Kawaga

Part 1: Camp Director Matt Abrams, along with some counselors, explains some of unique and incredible attributes of becomign a part of the Kawaga family. Learn more at http://www.kawaga.com.

Kawaga Podcast 2012.02 - Pt 1 - All About Camp Kawaga

Camp Director Matt Abrams explains how to pick a summer camp and gives a great overview of the Kawaga experience. You'll learn virtually everything you need to know about signing up for one of the best boys camps in the country. Learn more at http://www.kawaga.com.

Kawaga Podcast 2011.01 - All About Camp Kawaga

Camp Kawaga Podcast - Boys Summer Camp, Minocqua, WI

This channel consists of videos of our turkey hunts all over the country and throughout the years. You can get watch the HD version of these hunts at www.TurkeyThumpers.com and you can watch similiar videos on our hunting network at www.Hunt365.tv.

So we all got our grand slam in one year except Chuck. In this webisode, he heads to Kansas to try to close his slam. Watch this video to see if he is successful.

Webisode 11 - Chuck's Kansas Gobbler

Tad and Toxie shot all of their gobblers that morning so they went and hunted with Gabbie on an alfalfa  field that afternoon. Watch this video to see how Gabbie killed the biggest Merriam in Turkey Thumpers history.

Webisode 9 - Gabbie's Merriams

The whole crew is hunting in New Mexico with Freedom Outfitters. Watch this video to see if they can complete the single season grand slam.

Webisode 8 - New Mexico - Last Leg

Tad and Gabbie get their eastern turkeys in Georgia on their way to a grand slam. The turkey do not show out like normal with our real decoys but we get them on video anyway. Watch this video to see the kids promoted up from Jr. Turkey Thumpers to full Turkey Thumpers staff. Enjoy!

Webisode 5 - The Kids Are Promoted

Chuck and Gabbie are chasing Rio Grande turkeys opening day in Texas. Watch this video to see how they change their luck on the last day.

Webisode 4 - Campbells Invade Texas

Turkey Thumpers

This show is different than other hunting shows because it involves following all aspects involved with running a quality deer managed hunting club. There are no scripts and some of our video is going to be raw and unedited. What you see is what you are going to get thus the word "Reality" in the ti...

Welcome to the last Webisode for the 2014-2015 season. In this webisode I talk about the year I had and how the club did, plus show you some of the best highlights of this past season. Enjoy this video.

End of Season - Season 4, Webisode 23

In this webisode, Toxie talks about his rut and shows the video he recorded during it. It was long and grueling but he had a great time even though no shooter bucks appeared. That is why they call it hunting.

My Rut by Toxie Givens - Season 4, Webisode 22

In this video Chuck ends his Georgia dry spell by shooting 2 mature bucks. Watch this video to see and hear his story.

Chuck Doubles Down - Season 4, Webisode 21

In this webisode, we share some trail cameras of a young fawn. Watch this video and tell us what you think.

When Was This Fawn Born? - Season 4, Webisode 20

Tad and Split G2 In this webisode, Tad is chasing a big buck so he can get his first mount. This is his 5th season to hunt the rut and watch this video to see how he gets one.

Tad and Split G2 - Season 4, Webisode 19

Reality Hunt Club

Red, rocky outcrops, headlands and sheltered coves are a feature of the Light to Light walk. One of the genuine surprises of the walk is the dramatic variety of landscapes and habitats you pass through. Meander across the invisible boundaries (ecotones) that demarcate one set of plant habitats from ...

01. Boyds Tower to Saltwater Creek

03. Bittangabee Bay to Green Cape

Ben Boyd National Park - Light to Light Walk audio tour - Boyds Tower to Green Cape Lightstation

Podcast dealing with survival topics ranging from primitive wilderness skills to modern survival mindsets.

In this episode we discuss maps, navigation, and related gear.  Talking about different maps and map services to use including Google, Bing, and ArcGIS Explorer.  We also cover methods of finding your direction and use of compasses. We briefly hit different apps available on the Iphone including Compass, Compass+, ArcGIS, Accuterra Unlimited, and G-Spot position sharing.

Survival Tech Episode 1

Survival Tech

Footage from different events from Lakeland.

Lakeland Derby

Stand 4 Life - Lakeland.mp4

First Friday - May 2011.mp4

BikeLakeland_0.mp4

Around Town

Webcast #5 - Geocacher da Década 2001-2011

Webcast #4 - Geocacher da Década 2001-2011

Webcast #3 - Geocacher da Década 2001-2011

Webcast #2 - Geocacher da Década 2001-2011

Webcast #1 - Geocacher da Década 2001-2011

GeoPT.org

Vasastan BK är en fotbollsklubb från stadsdelen Vasastan i Stockholm.

Monica Lundbom: "Fantastisk stämning" by Vasastan BK

Monica Lundbom: "Fantastisk stämning"

Viktor Vilhelmsen & Wille Wigardt: "Vi har utvecklas enorm under dessa två säsonger" by Vasastan BK

Viktor Vilhelmsen & Wille Wigardt: "Vi har utvecklas enorm under dessa två säsonger"

Michael Ljung: "LAGET vinner denna serie" by Vasastan BK

Michael Ljung: "LAGET vinner denna serie"

"Sassa" har vunnit serien

Bojan Kolak & Thom Ståhl

Vasastan BK

Compete Radio brings together gay sports with a bit of news and pop culture mixed in for a totally fun radio show!  Season three makes its debut on January 28th, 2012 in a new format and a new cast!

Join Eric Caryle & Connie Wardman from Compete Sports Media, along with Joe Dugandzic from QTalk A...

Compete Radio

A traveling radio show celebrating women and cycling.

On June 29, 2013, I broadcasted live from the Portland Art Museum as part of the Cyclofemme Summit. In addition, I was asked to give a talk representing the "future" face of cycling in Portland, Oregon.

Cyclofemme Summit in Portland

September 2013 radio show, including Annie Bertuccio as new co-host. We chat with Liz Jose and Laura Solis of We Bike NYC.

Outdoor Podcasts / Page 33

MonsterMuleys.com - Hunt of the Week Podcasts

Northwest Goofballs

ZanellaPeche.com

ASD Brusasco TV

Run to Win

Sydney Harbour National Park - Audio tour - Bradleys Head to Chowder Bay

Movement TV

Flying the Bird Podcast

Camp Kawaga Podcast - Boys Summer Camp, Minocqua, WI

Turkey Thumpers

Reality Hunt Club

Ben Boyd National Park - Light to Light Walk audio tour - Boyds Tower to Green C...

Survival Tech

Around Town

GeoPT.org

Vasastan BK

Compete Radio

Chicks On Bikes Radio

Northeast Hunting - Podcasts powered by Odiogo

VeloCast - This Week In Cycling History

We Have Pelotonitis

Bike Magazin TV

Love Loch Lomond

Friendly Fire

Seat Time Interviews

| Horse Radio Network

Changkhui: KiloZero

Pitpass.com

HRM Sports News (Audio 2/25/2013)

All Archery Outdoors

Frog's Taxidermy Adventures

Hunt365.tv

Jr. Turkey Thumpers

Hunting With Chuck

Wheels of Wisdom cycling podcast

Paris en Famille - Idées de sorties pour les enfants

Podcast of a Croatian Larper

Hunting This Week

Camp Fire Chat

Individuell Unterwegs

OntarioSnowmobiler.ca Podcast

Fitness 4 Hunters

Louisville Real Estate Report

Try and Tackle

Kolama dolu podcast

Sport Planet

Crazy Cameramen (HD)

Gun Show Trader Podcast

Cambered Corner

Radreise Podcast