As we head towards the Christmas and Hanukkah holidays, Rob Drieslein is in to talk Outdoors headlines. After spending a little more time on Chronic Wasting Disease, he turns the show over to the birds. The following guests help guide the conversation:

"The Bird Chick" Sharon Stiteler returns for a second straight week. This time, she discusses Winter feeding habits for the birds that stick around the area.

MeatEater.com contributor Tony Peterson is back to chat about hunting. This instance focuses on the continuing small game hunting season, especially concerning pheasants.

As we head towards the end of the year, Rob Drieslein goes through some of the Outdoors stories in the news. He also invites some old friends on this week's broadcast.

"The Bird Chick" Sharon Stiteler discusses what happened during the migration season for our feathered friends.

Outdoor News contributor Tim Lesmeister offers his list of the top 10 Outdoors stories of 2024.

Rob Drieslein tells us the latest when it comes to the outdoors. And he gets some help from the following guests:

MeatEater.com contributer Tony Peterson chimes in as some of the deer hunting seasons wind down.

Barry Allen, Senior Regional Director from Ducks Unlimited, gives us a recap of the now-completed duck hunting season.

On this Thanksgiving Weekend edition of the program, Rob Drieslein provides an update on Chronic Wasting Disease in deer across Minnesota. He also opens his door to welcome the following guests:

Anna Mangan from the University of Minnesota-Duluth's Natural Resources Research Institute tells us about her team's project on flying squirrels.

MN DNR Fisheries Section Manager Brad Parsons gives us some information on department policies with ice fishing season coming into focus.

This week, Rob Drieslein provides some updated information on some of the Fall hunting seasons. He also checks in with the following guests:

The MeatEater contributor Patrick Durkin describes how the Outdoors scene is currently going in Wisconsin.

Lori Maumann, Information Officer for the MN DNR's Nongame Wildlife Program, tells us about the department's new Eagle Cam.

During this edtion of the show, Rob Drieslein looks at the first week of the Firearm (A) deer hunting season. He also takes some time to chat with the following guests:

3 Rivers Fishing Adventures guide Darren Troseth tells us how sturgeon fishing is going on the St. Croix River.

Backcountry Hunters & Anglers CEO Patrick Berry describes the continued need to protect public lands across the country.

As we continue to assess the results of Tuesday's election, Rob Drieslein offers his take on the issues effecting conservation around the state. He also focuses in on deer topics with the following guests:

MN DNR Wildlife Health Supervisor Erik Hildebrand gives us updated info of how Chronic Wasting Disease is impacting the state's deer population.

MN Deer Hunter's Association executive director Jared Mazurek explains what to know as the firearms deer hunting season opens up.

During this week's edition of the program, Rob Drieslein tells us the latest on the movements of invasive carp through the state's waterways. After that, he speaks to the following guests:

Conservation MN policy director Nels Paulsen explains the impact of Amendment 1 on Tuesday's election ballot.

University of Alaska-Fairbanks assistant professor Ellen Candler discusses the latest findings in research of deer gut piles.

This week, Rob Drieslein gives up a heads up to some changes you'll see for the upcoming bear trapping season. Then, he chats with the following guests:

Pheasants Forever magazine editor Tom Carpenter goes in-depth on the current hunting season.

Outdoor News contributor and wild game chef Jeff Benda previews the upcoming seasons for hunting those type of animals.

Rob Drieslein starts this week's episode with a couple of stories about the southern neighbor (Iowa). He also lets a couple guests open up about their specialties:

Outdoor News web editor Eric Morken dives through his preview of next month's Firearms deer hunting opener.

Brittany VanderWall, a Senior Forestry Manager with the American Forest Foundation, explains the organization's carbon sequestration program.