Three Rivers Land Trust Campfire Conversations

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Women in "The Field" Dec 14, 2018

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Cody is joined by Mikey, where they discuss topics of females in a male dominated field, broadcasting from the asylum, what does an Associate Director of a Land Trust do? Who or why would parents name their daughter Michael? Also talk about reasoning for why a female succeeds in the natural resources world. Why are females not as prevalent in the natural resources field? Dive into the first ever Three Rivers Land Trust Ladies Deer Hunt. Gals' skinning feral hogs, shooting high powered firearms for the first time. Successes and lessons learned by a group of complete strangers who bond around campfire smoke and the fascination of the natural world. Stories of successfully creating new contributors to natural resources well-being.

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Trespass and Land Management Dec 05, 2018

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Sam and Cody hit on topics of: broadcasting from the bat-cave, managing trespass and catching trespassers. The issues surrounding trespassing. Hurdles of managing land for wildlife. Implementation of wildlife plantings for diverse array of species, cool season vs. warm season plantings. Issues with vertical cover and what good is dog fennel? Digging 4,000 holes. Getting the community involved in bottomland hardwood restoration. A few of the different types of prescribed burns. Benefits of a prescribed burn based on the covertype and objective. Burning without the comfort and support of a bulldozer.

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Thanksgiving Weekend Nov 27, 2018

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Sam and Cody of Three Rivers Land Trust discuss personal experiences of the Sportsman Access Program. We get into some detail of our recent accounts of the sportsman access program. We discuss the hunter and anglers role in conservation. Talk of lucky elk ivory teeth and reading white-tailed deer body language. Deciding between family and an outdoor pastime on Thanksgiving weekend. Challenges of reading a white-tailed deer body language. Color blind hunters, more common than you might think. Why Hunters are conservationists. Big bucks and small bucks. Lucky Elk ivory. Does a rabbits foot make the difference in success?

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Introductions Nov 15, 2018

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Meet Sam and Cody, employees of Three Rivers Land Trust. Listen to the facets of the Three Rivers and the focus of their mission. Topics include, conservation vs preservation, conservation easements, fund raising conservation dollars, engaging all demographics in the outdoors. Hear an intro to the staff of Three Rivers.

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