Huntin' with Heather

Willie Frederick talks huntin' turkeys with Heather. The two hunters share stories of learning how to hunt, stories of being outdoors, and their thoughts on current hunting clothing and technology. Willie is introducing his own brand of hunting wear, Dandy Outdoors, and explains the origin of that name.

This episode dives into the world of turkey hunting, highlighting its excitement and educational value. Viewers learn about different wild turkey subspecies, their habitats, and unique traits. The concept of turkey hunting slams is explained, along with techniques like using blinds and calls. Guest Kelly Ott shares her personal turkey hunting journey, including her achievements and the artistic side of the sport, culminating in shared experiences that showcase the joy and challenges of hunting.

Mike Kincaid joins the show to discuss the end of deer season and the approach of turkey season. Mike and Heather share stories of past hunts, including one of Mike's first hunts with his father and a neighbor. They talk about hunting deer in the freshly fallen snow, which actually happened this year in the Florida panhandle. Heather mentions that the hunting community is very open and encouranging for women to join and take part in hunting.

Heather welcomes listeners and introduces the theme of hunting. Guest Kelly Ott shares her transformation from a city girl to an avid hunter, detailing her recovery from a serious injury and her newfound passion for outdoor activities. She recounts her first bear hunt and discusses her role in Artemis, a program mentoring women and youth in hunting. Kelly emphasizes community support and offers tips for aspiring hunters.

Huntin' with Heather showcases the world of hunting and outdoor activities. The host, alongside guest McKenzie Banister, explores MacKensie's journey in hunting, rooted in family traditions. They discuss the importance of ethical hunting practices and conservation education. McKenzie also highlights her community, Sable and Roan, which supports women in hunting. The episode encourages continuous learning and appreciation for the outdoors.

Heather introduces the episode with a focus on archery, sharing her personal goals for the new year. Crystal Ploszay from the Indian River Archers discusses the club's history and community role, emphasizing youth involvement and family participation. They invite donations for youth programs and highlight open events and tournaments. The episode encourages newcomers to try archery, showcasing the welcoming nature of the community.

Heather Hawk hosts a hunting-themed program featuring Kelly Godfrey from Texas Women's Outdoors. They discuss the current hunting season and Kelly's journey into hunting, emphasizing community building among women. The conversation covers educational initiatives for conservation and outdoor skills, upcoming retreats, and personal hunting experiences. They conclude with advice for new hunters and contact information for Texas Women's Outdoors, promoting outdoor exploration.

Heather Hawk welcomes listeners to a show focused on hunting and outdoor activities. She introduces Mike Kincaid, an experienced hunter, who shares insights on hunting techniques, including camera use and tracking deer. They discuss the importance of location, timing, and seasonal insights like deer rutting behavior. The conversation highlights challenges faced on public land and emphasizes adaptability. The show wraps up with thoughts on patience, preparation, and appreciating nature.

Heather Hawk welcomes listeners to a hunting-themed program, sharing her recent experiences and introducing guests who recount their personal hunting stories. They discuss family traditions, hunting techniques, and the importance of practice. The conversation covers tracking and recovering game, emphasizing the excitement and challenges involved. Heather encourages parents to engage their children in hunting and outdoor activities, highlighting youth programs before concluding with Thanksgiving wishes.

Heather Hawk kicks off 'Hunting with Heather' from Vero Beach, Florida, welcoming hunting enthusiasts. She discusses the current hunting season, celebrates Florida's constitutional amendment securing hunting rights, and highlights the conservation efforts of hunters. Heather shares her culinary experiences with deer meat and addresses regulations on Chronic Wasting Disease. The show wraps up with personal hunting stories and encouragement for listeners to enjoy the outdoors.

Professional safari hunter Andrea Potgieter joins us live from South Africa to talk about big game hunts, how she got started, and advice for safari hunters (and all hunters, in general).

Our guest is Stephanie White, author of "The Hunt (The Hunt Series)", a book that will inspire your kids who show a passion for hunting.

Do hunting dogs pIck up on the smell of blood? You might be surprised by the answer from our guest, professional deer tracker Buck Morrison. Learn more about tracking, youth hunting, and Buck's dog, Sven.

Paige Anderson joins the show to talk about the importance of youth hunting and mentoring, the Indian River County Airboat Association, and it's upcoming 5th Annual Sporting Clay Shoot Competition.

Heather and Cade McCollough talk about the importance of teaching our youth hunting and conservation skills.  We talk about hunting turkey, alligator, boars and raising livestock.

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