On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib will be talking with Phil Christian from Ontario, Canada. They discuss Phil’s journey into waterfowl hunting, his experiences with the Punisher Waterfowl podcast, and insights into the duck hunting culture in Ontario. They also talk about hunting techniques, preferences, and setup strategies. Phil covers his hunting travels and adventures, including trips to Saskatchewan and Arkansas, and the challenges of waterfowl hunting outside of his local, familiar areas. They discuss the realities of waterfowl hunting, including the challenges and rewards of hunting vacations, reflections on the previous season, and the essential skills needed for success. They talk about the importance of scouting, concealment, and understanding duck behavior across different regions. They also touch on personal hunting experiences, local goose populations, and the journey into using sub-gauges for hunting. They talk about shotgun gauges and some advantages of using a 20 gauge for waterfowl hunting. They discuss the importance of understanding ammunition specifications and the challenges of sourcing ammunition. They also touch on memorable hunting experiences, future plans for hunting, and the importance of conservation efforts that improve waterfowl populations.

Takeaways

• Phil started hunting at the age of seven.
• He is part of the Punisher Waterfowl podcast.
• Duck hunting culture in Ontario is unique compared to the U.S.
• Phil prefers small water duck hunting for its intimacy.
• He emphasizes the importance of scouting and setup in hunting.
• Limits don't define a successful hunting day for Phil.
• He enjoys the camaraderie of hunting trips with friends.
• Phil uses technology for scouting, including maps and fish finders.
• He has traveled for hunting in Saskatchewan and Arkansas.
• Phil values the experience of being outdoors over the number of birds harvested.
• Hunting vacations can be more work than leisure.
• Scouting is crucial for successful waterfowl hunting.
• Concealment and movement are key to fooling birds.
• Personal experiences shape hunting techniques.
• Duck behavior varies significantly by region.
• Local conditions affect goose populations and hunting success.
• Shooting at close range enhances the hunting experience.
• Patterning your gun is essential for effective shooting.
• Sub-gauges can be effective for waterfowl hunting.
• Understanding local regulations can enhance hunting opportunities.
• Shooting sub gauges like the 20 gauge offers minimal recoil and faster follow-up shots.
• Pellet count is crucial in understanding shotgun effectiveness.
• The availability of ammunition varies significantly between 12 and 20 gauges.
• Engaging in local conservation efforts can enhance waterfowl populations.
• Personal experiences in hunting can lead to greater accuracy and success.
• Starting a local chapter for conservation can foster community involvement.
• Memorable hunting experiences often involve unique encounters with wildlife.
• Exploring new hunting spots can lead to exciting discoveries.
• Sharing knowledge about hunting gear and techniques can benefit others.
• Building connections within the hunting community enriches the experience.

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib will be talking with Damien Pittman from Punisher Waterfowl. They cover a lot of waterfowl topics, including the waterfowl hunting lifestyle, connection to nature, and the social dynamics within the waterfowl hunting community. They explore how adventure and cultural values shape the experience, while also addressing the challenges faced by hunters today. They discuss the importance of support, collaboration, and respectful communication between waterfowl hunters. They also talk about the rich traditions and history of waterfowl hunting, exploring the cultural significance and romantic allure of the sport. They discuss the differences in waterfowl hunting communities between Canada and the U.S., highlighting the surprising statistics regarding duck hunter numbers from different regions. They talk about the importance of community and the impact that passionate individuals have on waterfowl hunting culture, showcasing how these connections enhance the hunting experience and foster a love for the outdoors. You can hear more from Damien at https://punisherwaterfowl.com

Takeaways:

• The waterfowl hunting lifestyle is deeply rooted in community and support.
• Connection to nature is a significant aspect of waterfowl hunting.
• Adventure and exploration are key attractions for hunters.
• The social aspect of hunting enhances the experience.
• Cultural values and traditions shape the hunting community.
• Respectful communication is essential in the hunting community.
• Challenges arise from negative behaviors within the community.
• Collaboration and support among hunters can lead to growth.
• The importance of grounding oneself in nature during hunting.
• Hunting is a way to connect with our ancestral roots.
• Waterfowl hunting traditions vary significantly across regions.
• The romantic pursuit of waterfowl hunting is deeply ingrained in the culture.
• There are more duck hunters in Pennsylvania than in all of Canada.
• The lack of waterfowl hunting culture in Canada is surprising given its status as a duck factory.
• Community plays a crucial role in the waterfowl hunting experience.
• Passionate individuals can greatly influence the growth of hunting culture.
• Traveling for hunting is more common in the U.S. than in Canada.
• Decoys have regional significance and history in waterfowl hunting.
• The importance of mentorship in fostering new hunters is vital.
• The podcasting community is thriving due to shared passion for hunting.
   

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with award winning author, cook and food television personality Michael Ruhlman. Michael has written and co-written over 30 books, and is best known for writing about food, chefs and the work of professional cooking. He has also written for the New York Times, the New York Times Sunday Magazine, the Wall Street Journal, Gourmet Magazine and other publications. He has received two James Beard Awards. His food television appearances include Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations & Parts Unknown and he’s also appeared as a judge on Cooking Under Fire and Iron Chef. His book Charcuterie with Brian Polcyn fundamentally changed how Brian has handled and prepared a lot of his wild game over the last 20 years. They will be discussing that book, Charcuterie, and specifically how it can elevate your duck and goose preparations and preservation. Learn more about Michael here: https://ruhlman.com

Takeaways:

• Michael Ruhlman has been a working writer for 30 years, authoring numerous cookbooks.
• Charcuterie originated as a preservation method, essential for survival.
• Duck confit is a prime example of a culinary preparation born out of necessity.
• The book 'Charcuterie' helped fuel a movement towards traditional cooking methods.
• Taste is the primary reason charcuterie remains relevant today.
• Making your own charcuterie allows for unique flavors not found in stores.
• Common sense is crucial when it comes to food safety in charcuterie.
• Sodium nitrite is safe when used correctly and is essential for curing.
• Charcuterie boards have become a popular trend in modern dining.
• Engaging with the community enhances the cooking experience.

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with his Pennsylvania hunting friends Shawn Graham and Mike Pomaibo. They discuss their experiences and reflections on hunting in Pennsylvania. The conversation covers topics such as transitioning work schedules, family involvement in hunting, reflections on the previous season's successes and challenges, strategies for upcoming hunts, and the differences between hunting diver ducks and puddle ducks. They also touch on the costs associated with hunting equipment and share humorous anecdotes about their experiences in the field. They also discuss their hunting expectations, challenges, and goals for the upcoming season. They emphasize the importance of teaching the next generation about hunting and conservation, while also navigating the complexities of hunting regulations in Pennsylvania. The conversation highlights the camaraderie among hunters and the excitement of planning future hunting trips.

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Takeaways:

• Transitioning from night shift to day shift can be challenging.
• Having Saturdays off is a significant advantage for hunting.
• Getting a pin tail is a major achievement for waterfowl hunters.
• Personal hunting seasons can vary greatly in success.
• Planning for upcoming hunting trips is essential.
• Diver ducks require different hunting techniques than puddle ducks.
• Water swatting can be an effective strategy in layout boats.
• The startup costs for hunting can be high, but long-term expenses are manageable.
• Finding deals on hunting equipment can save money.
• Hunting experiences are often enhanced by sharing them with family and friends.
• Hunting can be a rewarding hobby compared to other pastimes.
• Having a boat can significantly enhance hunting experiences.
• Setting realistic goals for hunting can improve consistency.
• Teaching youth about hunting fosters a new generation of sportsmen.
• Conservation lessons are essential in hunting education.
• Navigating hunting regulations is crucial for successful outings.
• Scouting is key to finding the best hunting spots.
• The unpredictability of water levels can affect hunting conditions.
• Planning for future hunting trips keeps the excitement alive.
• Community and camaraderie among hunters enrich the experience.

On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Matt Olewski and Joe Vermeulen from The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary. They discuss the sanctuary's history, its role in waterfowl conservation, and the evolution of bird banding practices. The conversation highlights the importance of community and education in conservation efforts, as well as the sanctuary's future goals and challenges. They also emphasize Jack Miner's legacy and the sanctuary's ongoing commitment to preserving migratory birds and their habitats. They talk about the multifaceted role of the Jack Miner Sanctuary in waterfowl conservation, habitat management, community engagement, and educational outreach. The sanctuary's efforts in preserving migratory habitats, managing feeding practices, and collaborating with local organizations are also highlighted. Challenges such as funding and staffing are discussed, along with future goals to enhance visitor experiences and community involvement. Learn more about Jack Miner here: https://jackminer.ca

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Jeff Coats from Maryland. Jeff is a seasoned waterfowl guide, who shares his journey into waterfowl hunting and guiding. They discuss the evolution of the waterfowl industry, the challenges of transitioning from a regular job to guiding, and the importance of customer service in the guiding business. Jeff also reflects on the changes in hunting regulations, the impact of social media on his business, and shares memorable hunting experiences and favorite species. Jeff shares his extensive experiences living the waterfowl lifestyle, discussing various bird sightings, safety measures, and the importance of communication in guided hunts. He emphasizes the joy and passion he finds in his work, while also addressing future plans for his guiding business, Pitboss Waterfowl, and the significance of living life to the fullest. The discussion covers practical aspects of hunting, including decoy strategies and the expectations of clients, making it a comprehensive overview of the waterfowl hunting experience. You can find out more about Jeff and Pitboss Waterfowl here: https://pitbosswaterfowl.com

Takeaways
 

• Jeff Coates has been guiding waterfowl for 25 years.
• Transitioning to guiding required family support and overcoming initial challenges.
• The waterfowl industry has seen significant changes in regulations and interest.
• Customer service is crucial in the guiding business.
• Social media plays a vital role in promoting his guiding service.
• Jeff emphasizes the importance of being a 'cruise director' for clients.
• He has a strong internet presence thanks to early mentorship.
• Handling criticism from both hunters and non-hunters is part of the job.
• Memorable hunts include experiences in Washington and Prince Edward Island.
• Brant and Barrow's Goldeneye are among his favorite species to hunt.
• Birds are conditioned and open water is harmless to them.
• Safety equipment is crucial when hunting in open water.
• Decoy strategies can significantly impact hunting success.
• Guided hunts are a great way for new hunters to learn.
• Communication is key for a successful hunting experience.
• Passion for hunting keeps the excitement alive year after year.
• Future innovations may enhance the guiding experience.
• Unwinding after a long day is important for maintaining balance.
• Living life to the fullest is essential, as tomorrow is not guaranteed.
• Building relationships with clients enhances the hunting experience.

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Ashley Barta from Kansas. Ashley shares her journey into waterfowl hunting, including the challenges she faced after losing her mother and how she found solace and purpose in the outdoors. They talk about her experiences as a woman in a traditionally male-dominated sport, the importance of community support, and her involvement with various women's organizations that promote outdoor activities. Ashley also discusses her favorite hunting locations, the thrill of her first hunts, and the lessons learned along the way, emphasizing that it's never too late to pursue one's passions. They discuss her experiences and what has changed during her five years of waterfowl hunting. They also talk about hunting safety, personal growth, the importance of solo hunting, and the bond people build with waterfowl dogs. Ashley discusses her memorable hunting stories, challenges faced and lessons learned and her future aspirations in the hunting community. They also talk about traveling to hunt and the joy that outdoor adventures can bring.

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Takeaways:

• Ashley started hunting to honor her mother's wish for her to pursue her own interests.
• Community support is crucial for women entering the hunting world.
• It's important to ask questions and be transparent about your experience level.
• Hunting can be a healing experience after personal loss.
• Women in hunting are breaking stereotypes and creating supportive networks.
• Ashley emphasizes the importance of safety and being aware of surroundings while hunting.
• Traveling for hunting adventures can lead to unforgettable experiences.
• Every hunting trip offers unique challenges and learning opportunities.
• It's essential to find a hunting community that encourages and supports you.
• Ashley believes in the power of positivity and seeing the good in others. It's important to share those stories so we can all take a second and reflect on that.
• Do what works for you; don't just follow trends.
• A day outside is better than a day inside.
• Solo hunting can teach you a lot about responsibility.
• If my dog is working, I shoot the cripples.
• Always announce your rules before the hunt.
• Hunting with friends you trust enhances safety.
• Memorable experiences often come from unexpected situations.
• Setting personal goals in hunting keeps the passion alive.
• Every hunt is a learning opportunity, regardless of the outcome.

On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Billy Campbell from Texas. Most, if not all of you, know Billy from his association with the Dr. Duck Company, the Dr. Duck YouTube channel or from way back on Realtree’s Black Cloud series. We discuss Billy’s experiences in duck hunting, reflecting on the challenges he faced during the season, the importance of enjoying the journey, and the evolution of his hunting techniques. Billy shares insights into his background, his love of the challenge of public land hunting, and the logistics of capturing their adventures on video. We talk about the importance of realism in hunting content and showcasing the camaraderie in the waterfowl hunting community. Billy also shares his experiences in the business side of waterfowl hunting, the importance of building relationships in the field, and the impact of faith on his life and career. He discusses the challenges and joys of working with cameramen, the evolution of his approach to his outdoor adventures, and the significance of cherishing memories beyond the hunt. We also touch on honoring service and sacrifice, as well as the importance of gratitude and respect in both of our personal and professional realms.

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Takeaways

• Any season outdoors is a good one.
• We enjoy the journey and friendships.
• It's a fight for us all year long.
• We need to travel more for success.
• We try and keep it simple.
• You gotta find that one guy.
• We've been so blessed with great camera guys.
• We want to highlight the work of public land hunters.
• It's about the real experience of hunting.
• We want to bring attention to the great work. The reality of filming nature can differ from expectations.
• Building relationships in the field is crucial for success.
• Young filmmakers bring a strong work ethic to the industry.
• Adapting to comfort in outdoor adventures enhances the experience.
• Faith plays a significant role in personal and professional journeys.
• Cherishing memories is often more important than the hunt itself.
• Honoring service and sacrifice is essential in our society.
• Gratitude for opportunities can lead to a more fulfilling life.
• Respecting others in the field fosters a positive environment.
• Sharing experiences can inspire future generations.

On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Craig Lalonde from Ontario, Canada about his experiences in waterfowl hunting and his involvement with the Punisher Waterfowl brand. Craig shares insights into his hunting journey, the evolution of his tactics, and the challenges he faces in securing permission for hunting. They also discuss the trends in bird populations and migration, as well as the importance of maintaining a positive attitude in the face of challenges. They discuss the resurgence of outdoor shows, particularly in the waterfowl community. They explore the positive changes in community engagement through organizations like Ducks Unlimited, the importance of volunteering, and the vibrant waterfowl hunting culture in Ontario. The discussion also touches on hunting regulations, accessibility for non-residents, and memorable outdoor experiences, highlighting the camaraderie and passion within the waterfowl hunting community. Craig shares his unique hunting experiences and the challenges of hunting in adverse weather. He discusses his future hunting plans, including aspirations to hunt snow geese and the potential addition of a hunting dog to his adventures. The conversation also touches on favorite hunting memories, recipes, and the sentimental value of hunting with family. Craig's insights into the hunting community and his personal journey make for an inspiring and relatable discussion..

Takeaways

• Craig has been involved in waterfowl hunting since childhood.
• He works for the Canadian Food Inspection Agency.
• Craig's connection with Punisher Waterfowl began through Ducks Unlimited.
• Public speaking has been a part of Craig's life for many years.
• He emphasizes the importance of community in hunting.
• Migration patterns have changed over the years, affecting bird populations.
• Craig has adapted his hunting tactics to current conditions.
• Securing hunting permissions can be challenging but rewarding.
• He encourages new hunters to keep trying and present themselves well.
• Craig believes success in hunting is not just about the numbers. The hunting community can have both positive and negative influences.
• Outdoor shows are experiencing a resurgence post-COVID.
• Community engagement in waterfowl organizations is crucial.
• Volunteering can lead to meaningful experiences and connections.
• Waterfowl hunting is significant in Ontario due to agricultural opportunities.
• Hunting culture varies significantly between regions.
• Access to hunting areas can be easier in rural provinces.
• Networking with local farmers can open up hunting opportunities.
• Regulations for non-resident hunters can vary by province.
• Memorable outdoor experiences often shape a hunter's journey. Craig recalls a memorable elk encounter while hunting in Ontario.
• He shares a terrifying experience of being caught in a storm while hunting.
• Future hunting plans include snow goose hunting and trips to Lake St. Clair.
• Craig is considering getting a hunting dog, influenced by discussions on a podcast.
• He expresses a nostalgic preference for hunting in small backwater areas.
• Craig's favorite duck is the ringneck, which he finds beautiful up close.
• He shares a unique recipe for cooking skinless Canada goose.
• The importance of family in hunting experiences is highlighted.
• Craig's Instagram handle, 'Triple Threat Hunter', originated from a humorous nickname.
• He emphasizes the joy of spending time with family during hunting trips.
  
   

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On this episode of the Migration Waterfowl podcast, your host Brian Halbleib talks with Brett Henderson about his experiences in waterfowl hunting, particularly in Iowa. Brett shares insights into his hunting strategies, the advantages of using a sneak boat, and the importance of understanding bird behavior and weather patterns. The conversation highlights the challenges and rewards of hunting, as well as the camaraderie and respect for nature that comes with the sport. He also discusses his journey into taxidermy, driven by his passion for waterfowl. Brett talks about his taxidermy business, discusses his training, experiences, and the unique aspects of running his own company. He also dives into his culinary skills, particularly in cooking waterfowl, and emphasizes the importance of fitness in maintaining an active lifestyle as a hunter. The discussion includes rapid-fire questions that reveal his preferences and memorable hunting stories, showcasing his passion for the outdoors and the art of taxidermy.

Takeaways

• Brett has been duck hunting seriously for six years.
• He started a taxidermy business out of his love for waterfowl hunting.
• Scouting is crucial for successful hunting; knowing where the birds are is key.
• Using a sneak boat allows for better access to hard-to-reach hunting spots.
• Birds can be affected by hunting pressure, especially on weekends.
• Weather patterns play a significant role in bird movement and hunting success.
• Brett prefers to hunt during the week when there are fewer hunters.
• A good hide is essential for successful decoying of birds.
• Brett keeps detailed notes on water levels and bird patterns.
• He has taken classes to improve his taxidermy skills. Brett started a taxidermy business and enjoys the creative process.
• He emphasizes the importance of hands-on training for taxidermy certification.
• Brett has unique hunting experiences that enhance his skills.
• He aims to travel more for hunting adventures in the future.
• Cooking waterfowl is a passion, and he shares his favorite recipes.
• Fitness plays a crucial role in his hunting lifestyle.
• Brett prefers a high-protein diet to maintain his energy levels.
• He enjoys using a 20-gauge shotgun for hunting.
• Brett believes many overcomplicate cooking waterfowl.
• His taxidermy business is named Woody Creek Taxidermy, inspired by his childhood.

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