It's the unofficial end of Summer, but the headlines don't stop for outdoors sports.  Rob Drieslein goes through the news of this Labor Day weekend and welcomes the following guests on the show:

• MN-FISH executive director Mark Holsten describes some of the group's ongoing efforts and initiatives.
• Melissa Wagner, the MN DNR's Lanesboro area fisheries supervisor, talks about how the state is handling strains of Brook Trout.

During this edition, Rob Drieslein digs into some intriguing topics:

• Author Steve Knutson tells us the why behind his new book detailing the tradition of duck clubs in Minnesota.
• Backcountry Hunters & Anglers MN chapter coordinator Aaron Hebeisen breaks some massive news on a big event coming to the Twin Cities.

Rob Drieslein is letting us know his thoughts on declining duck and mallard numbers in Minnesota.  He also connects with the following guests:

Modern Carnivore publisher and editor Mark Norquist tells us how the organization is providing opportunities for people without a family hunting tradition to get into these sports.

Outdoor News contributor John Pollmann talks about the declining pheasant numbers in South Dakota and why there could be a lack of information surrounding that news.

This week, Rob Dreislien brings on a slew of guests to go through some major stories in the world of outdoor sports:

• Pheasants Forever VP Emeritus of Corporate Relations Joe Duggan remembers the life of longtime Minnesota outdoors writer Shawn Perich.
• Outdoors journalist Ron Hustvedt recaps the first weekend of the 2023 Game Fair event.
• MN DNR Metro Fisheries Division large river specialist Joel Stiras explains the process currently going on regarding new fishing regulations on the St. Croix River, as well as why they appear to be necessary.

Rob Drieslein gives us his thoughts on the outdoor stories of the week.  Plus, we hear from the following guests:

• Tom Glines, Midwest Director of Development for the National Wild Turkey Federation, recaps the group's celebration for 50 years of wild turkey restoration in the state.
• Outgoing Backcountry Hunters & Anglers CEO/president Land Tawney talks about his reasoning for stepping down from the organizational leadership role he has held for a decade.

Rob Drieslein talks about the biggest stories in Outdoors news this week, including a big retirement announcement.  Then, he sits down with the following guests:

• Outdoor News Vice President of Sales & Marketing Phil Frebault offers a review of this year's ICAST (International Convention of Allied Sport Fishing Trades) event in Orlando, FL.
• MN DNR research scientist and Grouse Project leader Charlotte Roy explains some of the impacts of recent climate data on the habitat of this game bird.

Rob Drieslein goes through some of the biggest outdoors stories of the week, then speaks with the following guests:

• Steve McComas, a.k.a. "The Lake Detective", is in to tell us about how he helps take care of the health of our lakes.
• Taylor Bestor, President of the Bluffland Whitetails Association, discusses some of the group's efforts in regulating deer hunting and their new role in running this year's Governor's Deer Hunting Opener.

As we head into the Independence Day holiday, Rob Drieslein takes the time to bring up some of the headlines effecting outdoor activities.  He also chats with the following guests:

• MN DNR Minnesota River Fisheries Specialist Tony Sindt goes through the organization's updated fish management plan on this particular body of water.
• Outdoors journalist Ron Hustvedt offers us some insight into a recent excursion he took via house boat, as well as a preview of 2023 edition of Game Fair.

This week, Rob Drieslein goes through some of the headlines from the week.  He also catches up with a couple of Outdoor News contributors:

• Joe Shead gets us up to date on the fishing conditions happening at Lake Superior.
• Scott Bestul tells us about the large shed antlers that were claimed in Southern Minnesota and where they land on the all-time list.

Rob Drieslein takes us through some of the headlines of the week, including a new state record.  He also sits down with the following guests:

• Bryonna Presing, Regional coordinator for the MN DNR's Loon Monitoring Program, talks about the official state bird.
• Lukas Leaf, executive director of Sportsmen for the Boundary Waters, previews an upcoming fundraiser and concert for the organization.