One hunter’s journey from urbanite to public-land hunter and advocate
Host Bob St.Pierre stops by the Terry Redlin Art Center in Watertown, South Dakota for a conversation that includes the artists impact on conservation, tips for non-resident hunters traveling to "The Pheasant Capital" and much more.
Some things are best taught outside the classroom
Host Bob St. Pierre is joined by three of his prairie grouse hunting partners for a conversation about the beauty of the public grasslands and being able to watch your bird dog work big ground.
Fort Pierre National Grasslands provide prairie grouse and good times to a motley Quail Forever crew.
How to plan a DIY western upland hunt
A group of adult-onset hunters join host Bob St. Pierre to talk about what brought them to the world of bird hunting. The conversation runs the gamut from the struggle of taking an animal's life for the first time, to learning hunting regulations, finding proper gear and much more.
With the Great Lakes ruffed grouse season just around the corner, host Bob St. Pierre and a group of avid upland enthusiasts cover all things ruffed grouse while forecasting what hunters can expect this fall. The conversation even includes some bonus timberdoodle talk.
The first in a five-part series, presented by onX, highlighting walk-in programs opening private land to public land bird hunters.
Bob and some fellow prairie rats forecast the 2019 prairie grouse hunting season. The conversation includes all things prairie grouse from habitat needs, to hunting tips, gear and gun recommendations, and even some cooking pointers!