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Three Rivers Land Trust Campfire Conversations

Good conversation centered around the natural world. Interviews with all manner of conservation professionals. Hot tips relevant to the conservation field both locally and globally. Topics include: Land protection • Land management • Habitat manipulation • Wildlife disease • Wildlife surveys • Wildlife research • Forestry and timber resources • Water quality and protection • Invasive species mitigation • Hunting, angling, and outdoor recreation as it relates to conservation • Hiking • Kayaking • Photography • Camping • Bushcraft and wilderness living • Connecting folks to the outdoors, particularly the next generation of conservationists

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River Daisy Outdoor Co. Sep 09, 2020

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"Healed souls want to heal creation."
We've got a special guest with a special story today - Tracy Davis of River Daisy Outdoor Company.
Tracy is someone with a lot of passion for the natural world, more specifically being out on the water. We had an absolute blast sitting down with her to talk boats and hear about her journey. Check it out if you want to learn more about paddling, or catch a particular story that left Cody and Sam at a loss for words!
Visit River Daisy Outdoor Company at: https://riverdaisy.com/
Note: This episode was recorded a couple of months back, and there may be a slightly different audio character due to different equipment being used at the time.
Visit our friends at Backcountry and Beyond before your next adventure and stock up on the latest gear and supplies.

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Opening Day Sep 01, 2020

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Cody and Sam are six kinds of fired up for opening day of dove season! Especially Cody.
In this episode, we talk:
-Upcoming guide opportunities
-TRLT Dove Hunt
-How to not be "that guy" in the dove field
-Why dove season is so exciting
-Gear and hot tips
-What to expect on your first dove hunt
-Preparation and cooking
Visit our friends at Backcountry and Beyond before your next adventure and stock up on the latest gear and supplies.

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Bird Drunk with Ruffed Grouse Society Aug 25, 2020

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We've got a very special guest today: Mack the puppy!
Along with her, we've got Mike Neiduski - Southeast Regional Director for Ruffed Grouse Society and American Woodcock Society.
This episode is for you if you are looking for the low down on:
-Ruffed Grouse drumming, and how to find them
-Conservation efforts to protect bird habitat
-How to dress like a Hip-Uplander
-Why funding is critical for local non-profits
-RGS/AWS and TRLT - how we're all connected
-Dogs
To learn more about our upcoming Dove Hunt or register for the event, visit:
https://threeriverslandtrust.org/dovehunt2020/
Visit our friends at Backcountry and Beyond before your next adventure and stock up on the latest gear and supplies.

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Connected to the Land, Committed to Conservation. TRLT.org

Lost Highway Gun Dog Kennels Aug 17, 2020

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This is a highly anticipated episode, and a darn good listen!
Today we sit down with Grayson Guyer of Lost Highway Gun Dog Kennels.
Grayson is a veteran dog trainer, excellent story teller, and all around good dude.
We talk military bomb dogs, tracking in Africa, grouse hunting, bird dog training and field care, and musical preferences.
Visit our friends at Backcountry and Beyond before your next adventure and stock up on the latest gear and supplies.

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Fall Drawl Aug 10, 2020

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Are you a seasoned hunter looking for new spots, aspiring hunter who wants to hone their skills on low pressure lands, or John Q. Public looking for an unabridged week of enjoyment on a conserved property? You are in luck!
Cody and Sam talk about the logistics of the Sportsman Access Program and how to acquire a membership. They fan through some FAQs, provide descriptions of the available property blocks, throw out a few hot tips, and explain the beauties and benefits of this unique program to members and local conservation efforts.
Learn more about the SAP at:
https://threeriverslandtrust.org/sportsman-membership/
Visit our friends at Backcountry and Beyond before your next adventure and stock up on the latest gear and supplies.

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Atomic Dawg Aug 03, 2020

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Cody and Sam sit down with a good friend of the Land Trust - Eli Beverly!
They discuss his extensive experience with the natural world, a brief overview of the history of wildlife management and invasive species, some funny critter stories, and a few George Clinton and Ghostbusters references.
Visit our friends at Backcountry and Beyond outdoor store, before your next camping adventure and stock up on the latest gear and supplies.

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Camping Jul 30, 2020

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This episode is a basic overview of connecting to nature. We discuss recent projects and how Three Rivers is involved in protecting and connecting folks to nature. We spend time talking about primitive living and past heros who lived a harder life. We talk about a human desire to get back to our roots in nature. We define what is essential and necessary vs. what is comfort. We then get into a few items, some essential, some just for comfort, that we like to have on our camping trips.
Happy Camping!
Visit our friends at Backcountry and Beyond outdoor store, before your next camping adventure and stock up on the latest gear and supplies.

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"My laptop is gonna smell like fish." Jul 14, 2020

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WARNING: This episode contains epic good times and happiness that is hard to contain. Listening to this episode may cause severe heart palpitations, heavy breathing, wishful thinking, sudden impulse to purchase a new boat or fishing gear, extreme excitement, and in severe cases, marital disputes and extreme debt. We recommend you fish with your spouse or significant other and family for best results.
This episode finds Sam and Cody on location. We take the podcast gear on a boat ride as we travel surrounded by Three Rivers Land Trust Conservation projects. We start the trip off presenting dry flies on 5 weight rods, to bluegills. Then we transition to the tiny but mighty white bass with conventional spinning tackle. Finally as the moon begins to rise, we set in for our intended target: the blue catfish. Anchored in the dark, frogs in the background, the occasional rise of a fish slurping something from the surface, and 8 heavy duty baitcast reels bails set, ready for a strike. During this episode we discuss the underutilized resources in the fishing world. We discuss tactics for all types of freshwater species and spend considerable time talking about our target. We also land a few nice cats live.
If you are already an accomplished fisherman, or you are a novice looking to get into the action, this episode is for you, regardless of where you are located. Three Rivers is dedicated to conserving places for everyone to enjoy the outdoors, and in this episode we highlight an area where we have worked to conserve and some of the opportunity that abounds.
Thank you to our sponsor: Backcountry and Beyond Outdoor store.

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Saving the Stage Jun 30, 2020

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This episode brings us back to our beginnings as a show. We explain how the experiences we have in the outdoors become stories and an integral part of our work. They also help fuel the conservation passion for all of us here in the office. A good outdoors story is as old as human kind.
We tell a few stories from our own repertoires and then examine the stage wherein each story takes place. The common theme is: wild places, nature. Without nature and wild places, what kind of stories will future generations tell?
Send us your story at: threeriverslandtrust.org also let us know how you like the podcast.
Thank you to our sponsor: Backcountry and Beyond outdoor store.

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2,000 Acres/Day Jun 18, 2020

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Joined by Travis Morehead Executive Director, we discuss the current world situation and get into the drivers of NC economy and economy of the south. Tourism, Farming, Military, what do these have in common with conservation? Sam tells how to waterproof a basement!

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