Ultimate Outdoors Radio Show

Welcome back to Jeff Maier of Cedar Valley Preserve. The Cedar Valley Preserve is already gearing up for the upcoming pheasant hunting season. Jeff will talk about what they are doing to prepare and what we can expect this year with the hunt. (If you have not been to Cedar Valley – it is well worth the drive to Spring Green, Wisconsin!!) A big welcome to Scott Wilkie from the Muskellunge Club of Wisconsin. The Meskellunge Club of Wisconsin was founded in 1953 and is the oldest fishing club in the world dedicated to muskies and muskie fishing. Scott will tell us about the club and what they are doing to help this magnificent fish.

Welcome back to Jeff Maier of Cedar Valley Preserve. The Cedar Valley Preserve is already gearing up for the upcoming pheasant hunting season. Jeff will talk about what they are doing to prepare and what we can expect this year with the hunt. (If you have not been to Cedar Valley – it is well worth the drive to Spring Green, Wisconsin!!) A big welcome to Scott Wilkie from the Muskellunge Club of Wisconsin. The Meskellunge Club of Wisconsin was founded in 1953 and is the oldest fishing club in the world dedicated to muskies and muskie fishing. Scott will tell us about the club and what they are doing to help this magnificent fish.

Meet Officer Sarah Mulry, an officer in the Madison Mounted Horse Patrol. So many question to ask: How are the horses chosen for this service and how are they trained? What are they trained for? How are the officers chosen? What do they have to learn to do this dangerous job?
Then meet Natasha Hebing of the FRIENDS OF THE MADISON HORSE PATROL. This group helps support the officers and the horses. And you, too, can volunteer or help in other ways. Next we will chat with William Larson from North Dakota. William along with 3 partners won the National Bowfishing Championship in Louisianna this year. William will tell us about their winning ways and what is involved with bowfishing.

Meet Officer Sarah Mulry, an officer in the Madison Mounted Horse Patrol. So many question to ask: How are the horses chosen for this service and how are they trained? What are they trained for? How are the officers chosen? What do they have to learn to do this dangerous job?
Then meet Natasha Hebing of the FRIENDS OF THE MADISON HORSE PATROL. This group helps support the officers and the horses. And you, too, can volunteer or help in other ways. Next we will chat with William Larson from North Dakota. William along with 3 partners won the National Bowfishing Championship in Louisianna this year. William will tell us about their winning ways and what is involved with bowfishing.

Yes, these six longtime friends canoed 5200 miles from the Gulf to the Arctic UPSTREAM, because they thought they could and because they thought they needed to “REDISCOVER NORTH AMERICA” – which is what they have named their adventuresome crew. Meet Winchell Delano, who along with 5 friends (Dan Flynn, Adam Trigg, Luke Kimones, John Keaveny & Jarrad Moore), made this incredible voyage.
Winchell has stories to tell: braving the elements, getting food, struggling through exhaustion and…the kindness of strangers. You have to tune in to this!

Yes, these six longtime friends canoed 5200 miles from the Gulf to the Arctic UPSTREAM, because they thought they could and because they thought they needed to “REDISCOVER NORTH AMERICA” – which is what they have named their adventuresome crew. Meet Winchell Delano, who along with 5 friends (Dan Flynn, Adam Trigg, Luke Kimones, John Keaveny & Jarrad Moore), made this incredible voyage. Winchell has stories to tell: braving the elements, getting food, struggling through exhaustion and…the kindness of strangers. You have to tune in to this!

John O’Brion studied Ag business and Ag economics, was involved in research in the state for the discovery farm program, sampling forages every week to compare the differences in quality. Since then John established GRANDPA RAY’S OUTDOORS. Grandpa Ray’s specializes in providing the best nutrition for the whitetail deer on your property starting with the soil. And John will tell us how. Also We will be talking with Brett Engelking, Head Coach of the Kettle Moraine High School Shooting Team. Brett will be talking about his team, the sport’s growing popularity and about an upcoming fund raising event coming up August 4. The event is the SPORTING CLAYS & TRAP TEAM CELEBRITY CLASSIC. The even is to benefit the school shooting team and the scholarship fund. Brett will fill us in on how we can participate, too.

John O’Brion studied Ag business and Ag economics, was involved in research in the state for the discovery farm program, sampling forages every week to compare the differences in quality. Since then John established GRANDPA RAY’S OUTDOORS. Grandpa Ray’s specializes in providing the best nutrition for the whitetail deer on your property starting with the soil. And John will tell us how. Also We will be talking with Brett Engelking, Head Coach of the Kettle Moraine High School Shooting Team. Brett will be talking about his team, the sport’s growing popularity and about an upcoming fund raising event coming up August 4. The event is the SPORTING CLAYS & TRAP TEAM CELEBRITY CLASSIC. The even is to benefit the school shooting team and the scholarship fund. Brett will fill us in on how we can participate, too.

Meet Peggy Farrell this Saturday – What an exciting interview this will be. Peggy is – ‘Becoming an Outdoors Woman’ (BOW) International Director. This is an exciting organization that offers outdoor opportunities to woman who do not always have this available to them, from the basics to the more adventurous: Hunting, fishing, kayaking, archery, how to hunt for food – you name it!
Here is their Mission Statement: “Environmental awareness building, self-esteem building, breaking down barriers to participation in traditionally male-dominated activities; changing lives of women in transition and women at risk as well as creating opportunities for all women. Workshops are held in 38 states and 6 Canadian provinces. Special trips to international locations that have World Heritage sites including Iceland, Belize, Costa Rica, Baja Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago.” EXT, MEET JIM BARTELT OF SPRING CREEK SPECIALTIES.
Jim is a specialist in fishing Wisconsin’s Driftless Area and he is a long-time fishing guide who really knows the driftless area and he has some hot tips and great streams for fishing or just for the photography and appreciation of what nature has to offer.
“The Driftless area in Southwestern Wisconsin was left untouched by the most recent glacial advances. The result is a very hilly topography with steep green valleys. Coursing through most of these valleys are thousands of miles of spring creeks that support excellent aquatic insect life, crustaceans, forage fish, and of course, trout.”

Meet Peggy Farrell this Saturday – What an exciting interview this will be. Peggy is – ‘Becoming an Outdoors Woman’ (BOW) International Director. This is an exciting organization that offers outdoor opportunities to woman who do not always have this available to them, from the basics to the more adventurous: Hunting, fishing, kayaking, archery, how to hunt for food – you name it!
Here is their Mission Statement: “Environmental awareness building, self-esteem building, breaking down barriers to participation in traditionally male-dominated activities; changing lives of women in transition and women at risk as well as creating opportunities for all women. Workshops are held in 38 states and 6 Canadian provinces. Special trips to international locations that have World Heritage sites including Iceland, Belize, Costa Rica, Baja Mexico, Trinidad and Tobago.” NEXT, MEET JIM BARTELT OF SPRING CREEK SPECIALTIES.
Jim is a specialist in fishing Wisconsin’s Driftless Area and he is a long-time fishing guide who really knows the driftless area and he has some hot tips and great streams for fishing or just for the photography and appreciation of what nature has to offer.
“The Driftless area in Southwestern Wisconsin was left untouched by the most recent glacial advances. The result is a very hilly topography with steep green valleys. Coursing through most of these valleys are thousands of miles of spring creeks that support excellent aquatic insect life, crustaceans, forage fish, and of course, trout.”