The Voice of the Duck Hunter – A Delta Waterfowl Podcast

In this episode, host Joel Brice sits down with two legendary names in the waterfowl world: Mojo’s Terry Denman and Ramsey Russell of GetDucks.com. These two are among the most traveled waterfowl hunters globally, having pursued ducks across the U.S., Canada, and beyond. As they share tales from the field, Terry and Ramsey discuss their top hunting destinations, the evolution of duck hunting from a sport to an immersive experience, and the bonds formed in the wild.

Listeners will get an insider look at what it means to truly chase “trophy experiences”—not just the hunt, but the sights, sounds, and connections that make each trip unforgettable. Whether you're a seasoned duck hunter or simply love the thrill of the outdoors, Terry and Ramsey bring unique perspectives that will inspire and entertain. 

Join us from the Delta Waterfowl Duck Hunters Expo in Baton Rouge as we explore the true heart of duck hunting with these two dynamic personalities. Whether you’re an avid hunter or simply intrigued by the wild, this episode offers a window into the dedication and deep respect for new people and places at the heart of duck hunting.

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On this episode of the Delta Waterfowl Podcast, host Joel Brice is joined by duck-calling legend Jim Ronquest, Vice President of Development at Drake Waterfowl. Jim, a former World Duck Calling Champion, dives into the art and science behind duck calls, from his expertise in organizing youth duck-calling clinics to promoting ethics in hunting. Jim shares insights on Delta Waterfowl’s first-ever double-reed calling championship, the Delta Grand National, and explains why double-reed calls were selected for the competition. He breaks down the pros and cons of single-reed versus double-reed calls and discusses which is better for beginners and specific hunting scenarios such as big open waters or narrow creeks. 

The conversation also delves into the rising popularity of cutdown-style calls. Jim offers a fascinating history of these calls, key differences in technique, and why they're a go-to for hunters today. Tune in for an expert's take on duck calling that blends tradition, innovation, and strategy!

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Joel Brice joins guest Duck Camp Dinners chef Jean-Paul Bourgeois on the Delta Waterfowl podcast. 

In this episode, we sit down with renowned Chef Jean-Paul Bourgeois, who has helmed kitchens all over the world—from beach bars to Michelin-starred restaurants. Despite his culinary accolades, Chef Jean-Paul finds his true inspiration at hunting and fishing camps, where his love for wild game cooking was born. However, he doesn’t label himself as a “wild game chef.” For him, it’s all about cooking with what’s available.

We ask what steps hunters can take in the field to ensure the best-tasting ducks and geese. Chef Jean-Paul shares his thoughts on plucking, icing, and other vital processes during the hunt to preserve flavor. We also explore what he does first when he gets his game home or back to camp, The Food Network, the flow of the process and skills it takes to be an executive chef.

In addition, we discuss his popular show, Duck Camp Dinners, and the unique social traditions that come with camp life. Finally, Chef Jean-Paul reflects on his global travels, including culinary journeys to Vietnam, comparing the wild game culture there to that of the United States.

This is a conversation you won't want to miss if you're passionate about hunting, cooking, and the adventure of life at duck camp.

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One of the best ways to protect ducks is by securing the future of duck hunting. Kaleb Nunan, the remarkably motivated chair of Delta’s Pike County Chapter in Missouri; and Keith Schultz, a military veteran taken on his first duck hunt by Kaleb’s chapter. Keith quickly became hooked on ducks, and last spring he even started a Delta chapter of his own. 

Who better than these two to share insights into how taking someone hunting could change their life—and yours, for that matter—while also helping to protect future hunts for all of us? Further, we'll explore some of the challenges and payoffs of recruiting adults versus kids, the rewards of being a hunting mentor, and the power of local, Delta chapter-led First Hunt Events.

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A duck dogs podcast for people who want to learn and build confidence with their dogs. 

Mississippi native Barton Ramsey, owner of Southern Oak Kennels, has earned a reputation for breeding and training top-tier Labrador retrievers. As co-founder of Cornerstone Gundog Academy, an online video series designed for DIY gundog trainers, Barton brings a wealth of retriever training knowledge. In this episode, host Joel Brice and guest Barton Ramsey dive into a deep conversation about dog breeding—Barton’s perspective on British vs. American labs, and making dog training resources accessible and enjoyable for every dog lover, from beginners to seasoned trainers.

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Join us for an expert-led round table of the 2024 Waterfowl Breeding Population and Habitat Survey. 

Host Joel Brice joins guests Dr. Frank Rohwer and Dr. Chris Nicolai for duck talk, what it means for hunters in the upcoming 2024/2025 and 2025/2026 hunting seasons, and new scientific insights into hunter harvest that affect pintail regulations.

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It's a teeter-totter tandem game as the Marketing Director of Lucky Duck, Sean Weaver, joins Joel Brice on the latest episode of The Voice of the Duck Hunter Podcast. This episode was recorded at the latest Duck Hunters Expo in Little Rock, AR. The duo tries to answer the question, "How much is too much," and have a meeting of minds on technology and hunting in a modern world. Find out if and when a spinning-wing decoy is useful in the field, some insights on hunter infighting, and what it means if you're noticing cattail sloughs as you drive the PPR.

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Two of the industry's top decoy arisans, Pat Gregory and Rick Pierce, sat down with Joel at the Duck Hunters Expo in Little Rock, AR, and went down a deeeep rabbit hole into the world of decoy carving. From family to tradition; how a decoy hunter finds the hobby. From history to novelty: what makes carving decoys mesmerizing for the carver and viewer.  As this hobby is inexorably tied to the sport of duck hunting, the decoys have become a part of the cycle of duck hunting: Off-season creation, the shot in a well-used decoy, how a carver sees a bagged duck, and how those birds inspire new creations. You can get started too, as our trio finds this hobby is more accessible than ever to someone just starting on a block of wood. Strap in for all of that and the one phrase that will make a decoy carver's spine shiver.
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Take a deep dive into a world where conservation meets access for hunters. Recorded at Delta Waterfowl's Duck Hunters Expo in Little Rock, AR, Joel sat down with Bobby Martin, outgoing chairman, AR Game & Fish Commission, Joe McPherson, outgoing chairman, LA Wildlife & Fisheries Commission, and John Davis, Delta Waterfowl. The three discuss the complexities of the work across two noteworthy careers in state wildlife agency management, making resources last while shepherding the tradition of the outdoor life to a next generation, and how to make sure you get your important plugs in.
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Conservation was front and center as Joel and Ray Penny, Jr., CEO and President, along with Ben Haff, Director of Sales, for G&H Decoys sat down to talk about the resurgence of their company. Tune in to find out how this historic, made-in-the-USA decoy company fell on hard times only to find a new life with a lawyer and law enforcement officer and why a G&H Decoys purchase has meaning beyond the product.
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