Episodes
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How the Earth's Tilt Affects Turkey Reproduction
The physiology and behavior of wild turkeys are greatly influenced by daylight. In spring, reproductive behaviors like strutting and gobbling are triggered by longer daylight hours. Hold for a second, do humans and turkeys share reproductive hormones? Nebraska's Wild Turkey Program Manager…
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Ladies Hunt Safe Weekend
A women’s only hunter education course, designed give women the chance to learn the basics of hunter safety and gain firsthand firearm and archery experience in a fun, safe environment. Led by women who are experienced hunters and certified volunteer hunter education instructors. Learn about it…
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Ice Fishing with Rose Mixdown 1
Frozen lakes are an invitations to great fishing. Pulling inexpensive gear with a simple sled, Rose Danaher heads to the middle of an Iowa lake to cast a line. Rose views the frozen top layer as an advance to catch fish hiding in middle of the pond, otherwise not reachable without a boat What is...
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We are back!
Coming in loud and clear, Rachel and Julia back in the studio recording the She Goes Outdoors Podcasts! Let the excitement fill your earphones! What has kept them away from the mic? How will the podcast sound a little different moving forward.
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Boating and Water Safety
Boating allows us to enjoy fishing, swimming, exercise, scenery and even just relaxation. Before you hit the water - think safety first. Boating can pose serious risks when you're on the water. KDWP Boating Education Coordinator, Chelsea Hofmeier lists tips to ensure your boating outing is as…
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Trail Trek
Looking for a fun outdoor challenge? Embark on Your Parks Adventure for a chance to explore the state and be eligible for prizes! The 2024 theme is Trail Trek, featuring more than 45 designated trail locations. Your job: Find and take a photo with as many Your Parks Adventure signs featuring…
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Black Bear Hunt
Baiting with donuts and Chinese food is part of Megan Price's black bear hunting success. Megan shares her adventurous hunt story with She Goes Outdoors podcast host, Julia Plugge and Hunt Nebraska podcast host, Aaron Hershberger.
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Walleye over Fluffy Black Bears
Becca Munter started off wanting to work with fluffy black bears in Wisconsin, however, while in college she was lured to the aquatic side. The inner city little girl that loved spending time outdoors and camping is now a Fisheries Biologist with Nebraska Game and Parks. Her job looks different...
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Blending ASMR with Fly Tying
Tying flies for Erin Hyde is more than just a craft. Under the name She Ties Flies, Erin and Alex Burnett create collaborative art by combining fly tying and digital media. The visual/auditory stimulation and relaxation that can result in ASMA (autonomous sensory meridian response) has many...
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Hunting with Falcons
Amy Buckendahl turned to falconry after loosing vision in an eye. Hear how hunting with rescued falcons benefits both her and the bird. Amy's conservation methods are also practiced on the family farm where she shares her successes each year with the public.
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Prescribed Burn: Blazing Benefits
Land that is deprived of fire is deprived of natural beneficial plants for that particular ecosystem. Prescribed burn, also known as a controlled burn involves a team of experts plan fires to maintain the health of a grassland or forest. Ashley Oblander, a Prescribed Fire Specialist with…
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When the Midwestern States Meet
She Goes Outdoors hosts don't often meet in person - but when they do the conversations are powerful. In January, the three ladies, Julia, Tanna and Rachel met at the Midwest Association Fish and Wildlife Agency gathered in South Dakota to brainstorm, collaborate and celebrate accomplishments.
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Wild Turkey Ecology Study
Do you notice a decline in wild turkey populations across Nebraska or other areas across the United States? Two females on the University of Nebraska Lincoln team shares how a wild turkey research project aims to provide Nebraska Game and Parks with actionable science to inform management…
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Iowa's Huntingmooner, Kelsey Fleming
Kelsey Fleming is currently the Iowa DNR Habitat Resources Coordinator. Hear how her experience growing up on a farm continues to pave her career pathway. As a newlywed, Kelsey conservation destination included a "Huntingmoon" with her husband.
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Glimmers To Gifts
The season of gift giving is here! Need a special gift for the outdoor enthusiast in your life? The SGO team shares their lists (nudge nudge to their husbands), plus they recommend a variety of outdoor experiences and goods that will be enjoyed by your loved ones.
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The Pivotal Moment Behind the Weeds
It all started just as a "job" spraying weeds so she could work outdoors. While controlling the unwanted plants, Rose developed a passion for habitat and conservation management. Hear how Rose Danaher's love for the outdoors morphed into a avid upland game hunter and her current position as a...
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Bear Hunting With Tanna
Beautiful Colorado mountains, bugling bulls and friendly elk hunters welcomed three adventures ladies from Kansas. After setting up camp, the three tossed on their camo clothes and headed out to hunt bears!
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Ending the Assumption
The days of believing that all of our female ancestors were JUST gathers are OVER. Scientists (female scientist) have discovered 11,000 female remains holding hunting equipment. WHAT? So, why have we been lead to believe only men were the hunters and mom did the gathering? Article sourced in the...
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Find Your Best Self
On the water, Rachel Piacenza is catching more than just fish. Women, like her are spending time on the water for the life changing benefits. Research shows the real catch isn’t something you can hold or see – but something you can feel (RBFF). Rachel shares how the Recreational Boating and…
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Urban Oasis
Known by many as the "Urban Oasis", the Great Plains Nature Center located in Witcha, KS is enjoyed by all ages. Emily Davis, Director of Educational Programs and Certified Interpretive Guide takes us through a verbal tour. Her enthusiasm will have you in the car ready to check the center out!...
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Hooked on Fly Fishing
Looking for something to do with her sons, at 40 years old, Diana Kincaid traveled to Wyoming to participate in a fly fishing workshop. Shortly after that all female workshop, Dianna started leading her own fly fishing trainings at Nebraska's BOW. She is also mentoring breast cancer patients with...
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Share the HERitage
Who truly understands how to overcome unique barriers women face when embarking on a hunt? Other women, yes, they understand one another needs to be successful in the field. Women mentors are sharing their hunting knowledge, experiences and heritage with other females on their journey to the hunt...
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Yuma Desert Doves
The Yuma Desert Doves Program, coordinated by Catherine Thompson, Yuma community, and the Arizona Game and Fish, is teaching females how to hunt through a real infield experience. A unique opportunities taking newcomers from the dove field to hunting Havelinas. SGO guest, Catherine Thompson tells...
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Women Who Shaped Conservation
Peek into the past and see how women have shaped the wild places of North America, with Monica Macoubrie, Wildlife Education Specialist with the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission. We suggest reading Monica's article along with listening to this episode!...
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All Things Maple
Toss on your boots, grab the spile and bucket - its time to capture one of nature's sweetest gifts! March is maple syrup month in the state of Minnesota. Hearing about the process from Katie Chapman will have you licking your lips and reaching for the pancakes and venison! Yes, maple syrup on...
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Echo - Living Wild With The Orions
What is a book you read as child that fired you up to be outdoors? Have a book you couldn't put down? A book that sparked your interest of the great outdoors? "Echo (Living Wild with the Orions) has been that book for both youth and adults. Author, Ron Rohrbaugh shares his experience with writing...
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Restoring Streams One Beaver Dam at a Time
The beaver, master carpenters of the Animal Kingdom are building more than a luxury protective shelter and raise young. Also known as ecosystem engineers, beaver dams beneficially alter the surrounding environment more than any other mammal. Biodiversity began to suffer as beaver populations...
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Peeing in the Wild
Peeing or pooping outdoors is a real concern for women. We are human, when you got to go - you got to go! No hiding the truth, the process is not comfortable and can be messy. While we are this barefaced topic, seems fitting to also talk about the menstrual cycle. In light of these dilemmas, long...
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Here's To a New Year
🌟Here's to the New Year filled with outdoor experiences!🌟 Start off the 2023 with small and achievable goals. Challenge yourself to come with goals for the same categories as we did.
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Last Minute Gift Ideas
Still looking for the perfect gift for the special outdoor enthusiast in your life? Or need to burn money or gift card on yourself? Your favorite SGO hosts list their top gift ideas. Also hear what the SGO Facebook followers want from Santa!
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Upland Slam: How She Got There
She is a mom, farmer, conservationist, biologist, leader and now an Upland Slam Champion. Kelsi Wehrman, Pheasants Forever, Inc. and Quail Forever State Coordinator wears many hats. The camouflage and blaze orange stocking hat is worn with pride, because Kelsi and her PF team are dedicated to the...
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Late Season Deer Hunting
Don't give up on your deer hunt just yet. Winter hunting is peaceful, crisp and some believe it is easier! Many states extend hunting into January with intentions of regulating the deer population in areas where carry capacity is a concern. Julie Geiser an experienced late season hunter shares…
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Try Foraging For Your Thanksgiving Feast.
We think of the traditional Thanksgiving plate full of turkey, mashed potatoes, sweet potatoes, cranberries and more. Have you thought about slightly changing the menu to include foraged foods? Chicken of the Woods (pictured), really have the texture and taste like chicken! Assemble a salad from...
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What is a Salvage Tag?
What do you do if you come across a dead buck and want to keep the antlers? Because it is dead, can you just take the antlers? What if you find that deer along the road in March? Did you know you are required to have a salvage tag? But what is that tag and how do I get it? Can I get that tag…
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Stop Hitchhikers
Spooky truth - while securely attached to a boat's well, rope, engine or any other crevice, the aquatic invasive Zebra Mussel will multiply by the thousands in just a short amount of time. The creepy thumb size invaders hitchhike their way from one water body to the next, feeding on the ecosystem...
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Learn To Hunt Workshops
Is your rifle sighted in for the up coming deer season? Are you unsure how to accurately sight in your rifle? Upcoming workshops will help you set up your scope, along with other helpful hints to prepare you for the deer season. Guest, Hunter Nikolai, Nebraska's Hunter Education Instructor...
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Catch Up With Rachel
What has Rachel been doing? What kept her away from the microphone? Fall fun frenzy has hit us all. Pumpkins, ghosts and family fun displayed at Nebraska State Parks for everyone to enjoy! And a bombshell is dropped as we explain the reason for last and final SGO subscription box.
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The Babble Session
Where have we been? What are we doing? Why have we been away from the podcast? After a long period of time, we finally able to sit down to just babble. Tanna and Julia share what they are doing in their states. Grab the ear buds - grab a friend - hear this episode while enjoying the outdoors!
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September 1 a Dove Hunter's Holiday
It is September 1, opening day of dove hunting for many states. Dove hunter, Angie Koakes will be taking full advantage of the season. Hear how she got started in hunting and her tips for the beginners. And, yes, September 1 should be a holiday for dove hunters to unite in the field! After you…
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SGO Squirrel Hunting With The Steffens
Small game hunting is one of the best ways to get outdoors, exercise and Harvest meat for the family. The Steffen family joins us to chat about squirrel hunting basics and how to get out hunting with the whole family. Follow along for advice on how to bring the aspiring young squirrel hunters…
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𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘝𝘰𝘪𝘤𝘦 𝘰𝘧 𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘗𝘶𝘣𝘭𝘪𝘤 𝘓𝘢𝘯𝘥𝘴, 𝘞𝘢𝘵𝘦𝘳 & 𝘞𝘪𝘭𝘥𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘦
Members of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers (BHA) are joining forces to protect our hunting heritage. This episode, Kyle Broadfoot, Nebraska BHA chapter secretary explains how the organization is mission focused and how we can get involved.
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WITO - Women in the Outdoors
TIMELY episode - best to hear before July 12. Women in the Outdoors (WITO) events, affiliated with the National Wild Turkey Federation (NWTF), are designed to teach females outdoor skills in a comfortable environment. Inspired by their WITO experience, Katie Lane and Grace Johnson now on the…
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Tick Talk: Protect Yourself
Tick Talk, a lot to be heard about the nasty little bloodsucking arachnid. Kait Chapman and Extension Educator - Urban Entomologists talks to us about the different species of ticks and how to protect ourselves from ticks. While there is no video with this "Tick Talk", there is a lot to hear how…
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Backpacking: Experience the Fun
Have you thought about trying backpacking? What do you take? Where do you go? Why are ladies tossing in bare minimal essentials in a bag, hiking into the backcountry and camping for many days at a time? Guest, Meghan Manary has hiked the hills of Nebraska and through different countries. Here why...
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Veteran: The Healing Power of Outdoors
Jessica Niccoli, Veteran, suffered from PTSD and MST, but found the outdoors to be therapeutic. She hunts, fishes and participates in many other outdoor skills for the love and resilience. Jessica is now given back as a leader in a many organizations that support Veterans. Hear her story! Show...
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Nature's Much Needed, But so Less Than Glamorous Superhero
The American Burying Beetle (ABB), a natural ecosystem superhero. After sniffing out a freshly dead animal from up to two miles away, the beetle joins a mate in burying the carcass. While this may not sound glamorous, this beetle is recycling nutrients back to the earth. Unfortunately, ABB is...
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Designed to Fit Our Bodies
Ditale Outdoors, apparel designed for women to get outdoors and hunt! Here how the business started and where it is going. List to the program for a coupon code! https://ditaleoutdoors.com/
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Small Game Diversity Toolkit
What type of imagery draws your attention to try something new? Do you find yourself more integrated to read a marketing message if the person in the ad/social media post looks like you? Tanyia Bethke with the Council to Advanced Hunting and The Shooting Sports tells us about a multi-state…
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Grab Binoculars For This One!
American Robin, Arctic Tern, Bar-tailed Godwit, Sandhill Crane, colorful waterfowl and hundreds of other bird species are with us celebrating spring! Anna Buckardt Thomas, Avian Ecologist with the Iowa Department of Natural Resource talks spring birding with us. Have your binoculars handy - never...
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Park Manager Lori Eberhard
Lori Eberhard, Park Manager at George Wyth State Park in Iowa is extremely passionate. Hear all about her dedication to the landscape and how she is making a difference for other females seeking outdoor knowledge through the OJ program....
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