Everyone got to hear a light hearted rant against baiting in Episode 95.  Here's a turn from another BHA KS Board Member presenting additional perspectives from the other side of the deer stand.

"The Elite...Best of the Best!"  Trivia champions from the summer's various pint nights unite to find out who the Grand Champion is.  Take a listen and find out what you don't know about all things Kansas hunting and fishing.  This podcast even includes a snippet about what we THOUGHT we knew!

So, in this episode three Kansas board members make an argument for why the baiting of deer is not needed in the great state of Kansas.  Included in the show is an invite to anyone who is a BHA member to come on and make an argument for the baiting of deer.  Not a member...sign up and come make your point.  I'm an open minded guy.  Just last week I tried sushi.  I still don't like sushi and it will be an uphill battle to convince at least me baiting deer is deer hunting.

In this episode we visit with the State's Dove bioligist on all sorts of stuff about Dove.  Have a listen and enjoy.

In this episode we talk with the USFWS and a southwest Kansas rancher about the Parternerships for Fish and Wildlife Program administered by the USFWS.  Learn how this program is making better habitat for lesser pairie chickens, helping with water quality, and increasing ranching production.

When it was first communicated to me we were doing a podcast about a park in Johnson County I was a little confused about a how parks relate to hunting and fishing.  Boy was that confusion all cleared up.  This is an extremely interesting episode about how Johnson County has protected large areas, created opportunities for fishing and hunting, and made a connection between those living in the urban jungle and the great outdoors.  What a great episode on how near even the busiest metropolitan area in Kansas, there is still a high quality outdoors.

Four current and past board members talk Antelope Hunting in Kansas.

In this episode we sit down with Andrew Rutter and Libby Albers and talk about how KAWS is improving water quality for all Kansans.

We sit down with BHA Kansas Board Member Matt Clay and talk about his time outdoors, but more importantly how he has used that time to pay it forward.  Matt's new book, "The World Educators Create - The Role of Education in the Creation of Place" is a deep dive into the role of education in providing meaning to communities and landscapes.  Matt is a super smart dude.  You'll enjoy this one.

When the boss is away the board members will play.  Kurt is on vacation so I get with Marshal Loftus, one of our founding board members, to get his perspectives on a few things.  It recently dawned on me our members and others need to get to know who is doing the work.  So, more board member interviews are coming.  These guys are superheros and who doesn't want to know a superhero, let alone 10?