
May is serious turkey time in our Sunderland, Vermont, headquarters. You see a lot of bleary-eyed people sitting at their desks, and talk around the coffee pot is all about what folks saw in. . .
Read MoreMay is serious turkey time in our Sunderland, Vermont, headquarters. You see a lot of bleary-eyed people sitting at their desks, and talk around the coffee pot is all about what folks saw in. . .
Read MoreIf you plan to buy a used double barrel shotgun anytime soon, you’ll want to listen to the latest Double Barrel Podcast with Bruce Bowlen, Orvis’ Head Shooting Instructor at the Orvis Wingshooting School in Manchester, Vermont. It offers invaluable and. . .
Read MoreThis is the first in a five-part series called, “So you have always wanted to hunt for. . .”
Part 1 starts off in the Northeast and Great Lakes region, as Orvis’s Brett Ference’s interviews author and award-winning freelance writer Tom Keer. They discuss NE hunting, game-bird habitat and. . .
Read MoreIn this episode of the Orvis Hunting and Shooting Podcast, Brett Ference and Pete Kutzer discuss what to do to kick the post hunting season blues. Tips on what you can do now that the season is over to make sure next year is as good as it can be…
Read MoreIn this episode of the Orvis Hunting and Shooting Podcast, Brett Ference and Pete Kutzer discuss what to do to kick the post hunting season blues. Tips on what you can do now that the season is over to make sure next year is as good as it can be…
Read MoreIn this episode of the Orvis Hunting and Shooting Podcast, Brett is joined by Tom Deck, an Orvis Shooting Instructor and author of an upcoming book titled 101 Tips for the Winghsooter. A great interview, filled with useful tips and advice!
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Read MoreIn this episode of the Orvis Hunting and Shooting Podcast, Brett is joined by Tom Deck, an Orvis Shooting Instructor and author of an upcoming book titled 101 Tips for the Winghsooter. A great interview, filled with useful tips and advice!
We have set up a voicemail box here at Orvis for your comments and suggestions for future podcasts. If you call, please remember to leave your name and where you are from in case we use your message in the show. The number is 802-362-8802.
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Read MoreBrett is joined by Orvis sporting author Paul Fersen to answer a listener question on how to choose and train a hunting dog. Paul refers to the book “Sporting Dog and Retriever Training The Wildrose Way” several times. You can find the book right here.
Read More[Note: This is a re-post of a great discussion for beginners, or those just thinking about starting out (like me!) -KM]
Brett is joined by Orvis Shooting Instructor and former co-host Pete Kutzer to answer a question from a listener on how to get started hunting for both upland birds and waterfowl. Lots of details here. Grab a pencil as Brett and Pete cover everything from dog safety to preparing your boots.
We have set up a voicemail box here at Orvis for your comments and suggestions for future podcasts. If you call, please remember to leave your name and where you are from in case we use your message in the show. The number is 802-362-8800.
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Brett Ference interviews Ducks Unlimited‘s Senior Communications Specialist and Producer of DU TV Mike Checkett about the status of the northern prairie region, breeding and population for 2012, effects of the drought and super storms on waterfowl habitat, predictions for the 2012 and 2013 waterfowl season and how you can get involved helping waterfowl and why it is important to everyone who enjoys the outdoors.
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