
Bring Back Turkeys With Better Habitat | BGWT #584
This episode is made possible by support from the Oklahoma Conservation Commissio n . Wild turkey numbers rise and fall for a lot of reasons...
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This episode is made possible by support from the Oklahoma Conservation Commissio n . Wild turkey numbers rise and fall for a lot of reasons...

Join us as we explore the life and legacy of Tom Kelly through his daughter Laura Bates. Tom Kelly, Inc. ( Website ) ( Facebook Page ) ( Ins...
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In this episode, Dr. Grace Schuster joins co-hosts Andy and Nathan to discuss her PhD research on how bioenergy crop production impacts gras...

Jacob and Eric catch up with Dr. Marcus Blum, Assistant Professor and Extension Wildlife Specialist at Texas A&M University, to discuss deer...

We break down a 2026 coyote diet study to reveal how blackberry availability actually buffers fawns from predation, and what that means for...

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In this episode, we discuss how years of turkey research has directly influenced the way that we hunt. Resources: Fist Full of Dirt: Dr. Dis...

Eastern redcedar control is becoming one of Oklahoma's biggest land, water, and wildfire issues—and this episode explains how the Oklahoma C...

In this episode, Brady and Shaun talk about the recent ice storms across much of the Eastern US, with some states reporting substantial timb...

Gear up for another storytime episode as we swap late-season turkey hunting chronicles in this one. Resources: Turkey Calling Tutorial: Mast...

Jacob and Eric discuss warm-season food plots with John Gruchy, Coordinator of the Private Lands Program for the Mississippi Department of W...