Panoramic Outdoors

Episode 79- Paul McCarney Defining Hunting

Paul McCarney has a Ph.D. in Environmental Studies. He researched social and ecological dimensions of wildlife research and management in the Arctic. Paul has a respectable resume of experience, not only in the academic world but also the outdoor world. Although Paul's journey didn't lead him into hunting until his adult years, it has become a central focus of many conversations in his life. On this episode we dive into discussions about defining trophy hunting, leading a productive dialogue while finding common ground in the conservation world and much more.

 

Paul's Blog

Paul's Instagram

Paul's Twitter

Episode 78- Dave Salmoni Conservationist and Big Cat Expert

Dave Salmoni is known for his film work on big cats and conservation. His work can be found almost anywhere but his main platforms are Animal Planet and Discovery. On this episode Dave focuses on how all conservationists, hunters and non-hunters, can still find a way to work together for a common goal, as well as how cancel culture is bad for conservation, an honest look into trophy hunting in Africa, and what conservation methods look like in Africa. We also learn about Dave's interesting journey into the big cat world and what his thoughts are on the increased cougar sightings in Manitoba.

 

Dave's Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/realdavesalmoni/?hl=en

Dave's Twitter- https://twitter.com/davesalmoni?lang=en

 

Episode 77- Matt Hendricks Professional Hockey Player and Outdoors Enthusiast

Matt Hendricks is a retired professional hockey player who spent 16 years in the NHL. Matt speaks about his passion for the outdoors and how that begun at a young age, his lesser known dream of becoming a biologist, his adventures archery hunting, finding fishing locations away from home and how finding time to spend outdoors made him a better hockey player and a better teammate.  

Episode 76- Frank Baldwin Spring Canada Goose Season and Wild Turkeys

Frank Baldwin is a wildlife biologist for the Canadian Wildlife Service. His focus is migratory game birds. Previously Frank was employed by the Manitoba provincial government and worked additionally on other game bird species including wild turkeys. Frank discusses the changes in the upcoming spring conservation canada goose season and how the season is created. We also chat about the introduction of wild turkeys into Manitoba and how they have been managed for success.

Episode 75- Jim Fisher Delta Waterfowl

Jim Fisher is the Senior Director of Canadian Conservation & Hunting Policy for Delta Waterfowl. On this episode Jim talks about waterfowl conservation, conserving wetlands and duck nesting habitat, working with farmers, staging areas, adapting to covid 19, funding projects, hunter recruitment and the rich history around Delta.

 

Online Auction https://delta.eventgroovefundraising.com/Winnipegchapterauction

Join Delta Waterfowl https://deltawaterfowl.org/memberships/

 

HunteR3 - Recruit, Retain, Reactivate https://deltawaterfowl.org/hunter3/

 

Tin Town, Manitoba http://www.mhs.mb.ca/docs/sites/tintown.shtml

 

Lose the Lid - Duck cooking video https://www.facebook.com/DeltaFans/videos/213070489159

 

A Sand County Almanac - Aldo Leopold https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Sand_County_Almanac

Episode 74- Jenny Anderson Girl of 10,000 Lakes

Jenny Anderson is an outdoors enthusiast and fishing fanatic from Minneapolis, Minnesota. You might know her as "Girl of 10,000 Lakes" or as the author of the new children's book "123 Ice Fishing". On this episode she speaks about some the adversities that she has overcome and still deals with today in the outdoor industry, backcountry trout fishing trips, crappie fishing, the lil hotdish, creating a children's book and more. 

 

Find out more about Jenny and her new book "123 Ice Fishing" below:

Book

https://123icefishing.com/

Jenny's Website

https://girlof10000lakes.com/meet-jenny/

Jenny's Instagram

https://www.instagram.com/girlof10000lakes/?hl=en

 

 

Episode 73- Doug Duren Land Manager, Conservationist, Outdoorsman

Doug Duren is a well known voice in the conservation world. Whitetail-deer management, land management and CWD are his long suit. On this episode Doug touches on all these topics plus he speaks on the deep generational roots he has sewn into the Duren Family Farm where his land management education begun. 

 

To find out more about Doug visit his website below:

http://www.dougduren.com 

History of the Riley Game Cooperative:

https://www.jstor.org/stable/3795615?seq=1

 

Episode 72- Adam Shoalts Professional Explorer and Writer

Many people dream of living the life that Adam Shoalts lives. Adam created his life centred around nature and wild places. As an explorer he has lead many high profile expeditions from archeological digs to photography missions, he has mapped rivers in northern Canada and travelled across the Arctic on a 4000 km solo journey by canoe. Adam has also written numerous books and filmed a documentary about his solo journey across the Arctic.

 

Find out more about Adam and his books in the link below.

 

https://adamshoalts.com/

Episode 71- John Wallace The Wild Game Cook

John Wallace is known as The Wild Game Cook. Professionally he works for Pheasants Forever but has been evolving his wild game cooking skills for years. You can find John's work mostly through his social media channels on Instagram and Facebook where he documents his creations under the handle The Wild Game Cook.

 

Mississippi Pot Roast: https://belleofthekitchen.com/mississippi-pot-roast/

 

 

 

Episode 70- Tales From Elk Camp

The Panoramic crew connect and relive some of the moments from this falls elk camp. Everything from good food, good company to numerous encounters and intense moments chasing bugling bulls in the elk woods.