Fred and Jay recap and review the shows from the beginning and where they want to take the show.  They review the iTunes Reviews, Recap each show, and cover how to start an NWTF Chapter and the NWTF upcoming National Convention.

In this second part of a three part series, we discuss in detail how to pick your taxidermist.  When you are spending your hard earned dollars to preserve a special memory through taxidermy, you want to pick the right taxidermist. We discussion how to do that, what red flags to look for, warning signs, and why bargain shopping on price might not be the best decision.

Quigley-Ford Long Range Hunting Scopes were conceived and developed by Randy Ford of Ontario, Canada. Born in 1954, Randy has been a lifelong hunter, and fisherman, who has always reached out to solve equipment issues . Randy shared most of his hunting and fishing opportunities with older masters, always eager to learn from their experience. Randy has achieved a measurable degree of success over the decades .

From the wilds of Alaska, to the Rocky Mountains, to the Heartland of his home state of Illinois, Kirby has traveled far and wide to see fur, feathers, trees and water differently than the rest of us…and the same. The same adrenaline that’s pulsed through the veins of hunters for generations is what makes Kirby tick. Only his purpose for being there is different. He is an artist - charged by God to preserve on canvas His wild places and wild things.

We take a hard look at field care for game animals (and fish) when attempting to have taxidermy work done.  There's more to it than meets the eye. Paul goes over the things you need to do, and what not to do, in order to make the specimen look great. Paul covers it all  from deer, to moose, to turkey, to fish in Part One - Field Care.

AJ DeRosa is a filmmaker of the award winning film series Project Upland and the critically acclaimed author of the Amazon Best Selling Deer Hunting Book, The Urban Deer Complex. AJ is also the founder and Creative Director of Dangerous Cow Publishing. He is also a passionate supporter and advocate of the Ruffed Grouse Society.

Fred and Jay travel to Newry, Maine to the Northern New England Taxidermy Championships.

Laura is a true nomad who loves to challenge herself and is always looking for the next great adventure. By pushing her limits, she is constantly furthering her knowledge and loves to learn new skills. Her passions include primitive hunting and bow building, shed antler hunting, exploring wild places, processing her own meat, wild foraging, free diving and spearfishing, functional fitness, and teaching what she loves.

Brian Ferguson, a 27 Year old native of Pennsylvania, purchased 3 companies at Flag Hill - a winery, a distillery, and a catering company. He began his career at Finger Lakes Distilling and moved onto Cayman Spirits Company. Brian grows a variety of grapes and is home so a large group of Wild Eastern Turkey. In this episode we discuss wine, the Flag Hill property, turkey hunting in Pennsylvania vs New Hampshire, and how to pair different kinds of wine with wild game.

Prior to the implementation of Women in the Outdoors, NWTF supported female- focused outdoor skills training programs through various organizations. Seeing the demand for such activities for women, the NWTF expanded its outreach efforts to include a formal Women in the Outdoors program in 1998.