On this week's episode, Jim talks with Sam Baker of Wrigglebrew.  Sam is a biochemist and entrepreneur and has developed a fertilizer made from worm castings. 

On this week's episode, Jim talks with fly fishing author Tim Cammisa.  They discuss Tim's newest book, "Tying Euro Nymphs and Other Competition Favorites."  They also chat about Tim's YouTube channel and his extensive travels to fish for Atlantic Salmon and Brown Trout in Iceland.  Tim is the owner of Trout and Feather and has been educating fly fishermen for over a decade.

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In this week's episode, Jim chats with Mike Deyo of Deyo's Outfitters.    Mike is a lifelong resident of Pulaski, New York, and spends every fall guiding for salmon and steelhead from his driftboat.   Jim and Mike discuss their love of the fisheries in western NY and share some fishing stories along the way.  

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Jim and Matt Rinella discuss the eye-popping salaries paid to some hunting nonprofit CEOs.  While salaries may be taboo to criticise, it's hard to ignore what these nonprofit CEOs make in a year.  Other topics include Hunters For Access updates and what hunting influencers will do to gain Instagram followers.  

Jim and Jill walk up a hill....Just kidding.  Jim and Jill discuss the current political stunt to sell off public lands and reduce the regulatory oversight by many of our governmental agencies.  They pretty much have all of these problems solved. 

On this week’s episode, Jim chats with Justin Adamski of Full Color Waterfowl. Justin is an outdoor photographer and digital creator who focuses on waterfowl and waterfowl conservation. Their conversation centers around the alarming and disgusting trend of people posting videos with crippled waterfowl. Justin has posted a series of videos condemning this behavior.     

On this week's episode, Jim talks with Reina Tyl, a PA State Game Commission Grouse Biologist. Their topics range from current grouse numbers to West Nile Virus and even the PSU/OSU football rivalry. Reina is a wealth of knowledge, and you're not going to want to miss this one.       

On this week's episode, I catch up with friend and fellow HFA contributor Colton Farley. 

On this week's episode, Jim chats with Dr. Ed Ashby, Vice President of the Ashby Foundation. Ed has dedicated more than thirty years to researching and studying arrow performance and broadhead lethality on six continents. Thanks to his research, archery hunting is now legal in South Africa.  

In this episode, Jim catches up with Mitch Petrie, the Outdoor Channel's VP of Programming. Their discussion topics range from learning to trap to fighting the anti-hunting movement to the hunting industry supporting conservation. They also review and analyze (with laughter) their previous episode with Matt Rinella on the Hunt Quietly Podcast (Episode 127).