The Appalachian Way

The Appalachian Way

By Zach JenkinsSportsWilderness
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The Appalachian Way episodes

  • Travis Krause: Capturing Nature's Beauty Through Paint
    https://www.traviskrausestudios.com/
    Email: [email protected]
    FB: Travis Krause
    IG: traviskrausestudios

    Nature is beautiful. Travis realizes and understands this and has devoted his time toward capturing that beauty. Not through the lens of a camera but from the tips of a paintbrush. We talk about his artistic journey, importance of nature and how to keep youth engaged in outdoor recreation.
    53 min
  • Cougar Baits LLC: Making Lures of the Highest Quality
    Max was tired of buying inferior lures. So he decided to make his own. Just a few short years later his lures are now being sold in Scheels outdoor stores in the Northern Colorado Area.

    Visit Max on Instagram @cougarbaitsllc. Send him a message with the lures you want with the promo code 12hhike and he is going to give you 10% off your entire order.
    1 hr 35 min
  • Rocky Mountain Sportswomen: Getting Women More Involved in Hunting and Fishing
    Jaime and Elena grew up around outdoor activities but didn't really get involved in hunting and fishing until a little later in life. Now they are outdoor enthusiasts that can't get enough of bugling elk, chasing tom turkeys, sitting in duck blinds and hovering over ice holes hooking huge trout. They want to share that enthusiasm with other women and help them get outdoors. So they started Rocky Mountain Sportswomen, an organization dedicated to teaching and empowering women to get outdoors!

    https://www.rockymountainsportswomen.com/
    https://www.facebook.com/rockymountainsportswomen/?ref=page_internal
    https://www.instagram.com/rockymountainsportswomen/
    47 min
  • Rails to Trails: Turning Old Railroads into Beautiful Trails
    As the United States grew, so did the railroads. It used to be the fastest and most efficient form of shipping goods from the East Coast to the West. However, like everything else, technology found a more efficient way. As overland shipping with trucks became better railroads began to shut down. Instead of just letting these rails go to waste, a concerted effort is being made to turn them into beautiful multi-use areas for us to enjoy!

    https://www.railstotrails.org/
    https://instagram.com/railstotrails?igshid=1nnx0dt52p5j5
    https://www.facebook.com/railstotrails/
    47 min
  • Outdoor Mentors: Giving Youth the Hunting Experience
    Outdoor Mentors is an organization based in Wichita, KS. The Pass It On - Outdoor Mentors Program is designed to match children with mentors who want to share an interest in our outdoor heritage and will include promoting the enjoyment, understanding, protection, and restoration of our natural ecosystems. Brittany was nice enough to sit down and talk with us about how Outdoor Mentors is giving youth the opportunity to experience the outdoors!

    Visit https://www.outdoormentors.org/ to see how you can become a hunting mentor!
    49 min
  • Wild Women Outdoors: Empowering Women to Get Out in Nature
    Kelsey grew up in the outdoors in Montana but knew there were women that didn't. She wanted to help other women get outdoors and feel safe while doing so. Jen wanted to help women experience the beautiful state of Colorado. Instead of starting her own women's outdoor group, she contacted Kelsey and started her own Wild Women Outdoors chapter right here in Colorado.

    https://www.wildwomenoutdoors.com/
    53 min
  • Ohio Clean Marinas: Protecting Ohio's Waterways
    Sarah wanted to be a Marine Biologist. But after a summer internship on Lake Erie, she realized that was were she belonged. Since that summer, she has went on to become the Ohio Clean Marinas Program Manager. Ohio Clean Marinas is a program dedicated to assisting Ohio marinas implement eco friendly practices that reduce the amount of trash and pollution that enters the precious waters of Ohio.
    55 min
  • Fat Guy in a Little Boat 6: Wilderness Systems Kayaks with Adam Ott
    In 2013 I bought my first ever kayak. It was a Wilderness Systems Tarpon 120. I still have it and anyone would have a hard time convincing me that there is a better kayak out there. I was fortunate enough to sit down and spend some time with Adam and talk about the company that makes the best kayaks on the market and what the future holds for kayaking.
    42 min

About The Appalachian Way

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Welcome to the Appalachian Way. Everyone has seen the stereotype around Appalachia. A bunch of uneducated red necks that drive four wheelers and shoot stuff. I can’t argue we don’t like our guns, but…