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The crickets are chirping, the woods are alive, and we are coming to you straight from bear camp. Join us to talk bear check-ins, hunting season updates, and the fellowship of hunting camp.
Balance has always bee at the heart of Choctaw tradition - balance with the land, the water, and the wildlife. In this episode of Tvshka Outdoors, we're joined by Chief Gary Batton to talk about the role hunting and fishing play in conservation, culture, and community. From personal stories to lessons for future generations, this conversation is about keeping balance in all we do.
Every successful hunt begins long before opening day. In this episode of Tvshka Outdoors, we cover everything you need to get ready for a successful and safe hunting season. From scouting fields and checking your gear to understanding regulations, our wildlife staff share tips, stories, and reminders every hunter should know. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or stepping into the woods for the first time, this conversation will help you prepare the right way.
Long hours, early mornings, and a deep love for the land - this is the life of a game warden. In this episode of Tvshka Outdoors, we sit down Jay Harvey, Choctaw Nation Game Warden Lieutenant, to hear the real stories behind the badge.
From patrolling the roads, lakes, and rivers to building relationships with the local communities, game wardens do far more than enforce laws. They protect tradition , preserve wildlife, and carry the weight of stewardship every day. Step into their world and discover what it truly means to serve the land and the people.
Halito! In this first episode of Tvshka Outdoors, we introduce the Choctaw Nation Department of Wildlife Conservation crew - who we are, what we stand for, and the work we are doing to protect and preserve the wildlife within the Choctaw Nation reservation.
From wildlife management to public outreach, we're blending tradition with modern conservation to honor the land and ensure it's here for future generations.
Yakoke for joining us on this journey where traditions meets conservation!
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