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Jim Shockey is one of the most recognized names in the outdoor industry. He's a television host and personality, outdoor writer, wildlife photographer, videographer, naturalist, wilderness guide and outfitter with three decades of experience. Jim joins The Revolution this week with a three part conversation that covers all the bases: Does Bigfoot exist? What comes after the end of his hugely popular "Jim Shockey's Outdoor Adventures"? What is the most difficult hunt of his career? What drives his passion for hunting after all these years? How has/will COVID impact the outfitting industry? Don't miss it!
Tommy Gomes is something of a local legend in San Diego, California. His long and storied history in the commercial fishing scene of San Diego has seen him in many different roles from professional tuna fisherman, fish cutter, fishmonger, educator, nonprofit founder, outspoken champion of local and sustainable seafood, as well as promoter of responsible fishing practices and zero-waste consumption. His contributions to the commercial fishing industry can't be understated. Today, it's his mission to get the freshest seafood to restaurants and dinner tables and a big part of that is educating people on the good quality American harvested seafood. Premiering March 1st is a new show on Outdoor Channel called "The Fishmonger" hosted by Tommy Gomes. The 8 episode series will include conversations with fishermen, live fishing footage, cooking demos and more in order to showcase the farmers of the sea who work hard to bring the freshest seafood to the dinner table. Tommy joins The Revolution this week to discuss his new show, the importance of the commercial fishing industry, the challenges it faces and how education can help people rediscover fresh, delicious, healthy, American harvested seafood.
As an arctic blast pushing its way through the country this week, CatDaddy says it has driven him off the water and into the garage. When you can't cast a line, the next best thing is to work on your equipment. CatDaddy has long been a fan of taking a DIY approach to making his own lead sinkers, jigs and more. Using molds from Do-it Molds he can replenish his tackle box with what he uses the most for just pennies on the dollar. The process of melting lead and pouring your own jigs and sinkers isn't complicated, it just requires some time. However, CatDaddy doesn't stop with tackle, he also pours his own anchors. Listen in to The Revolution this week as CatDaddy provides a step by step account of how he pours his own 30, 40 and 50 pound anchors starting with ¾-inch round stock steel cut into 1 ½- foot lengths.
Jeremiah Voithofer is a Pennsylvania native that cut his teeth in the outdoors through the long standing hunting traditions of the Keystone State. He spent nearly a decade as a hunting guide in Illinois and now he is documenting his passion and providing a window into his hunting centric world via "MTN Top Outdoors" on Sportsman Channel, Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. ET. Jeremiah started out the 2020 big game season with a hefty goal, to rack up 1,000 inches of bone in a single season. Was he able to make good on that lofty goal? We'll find out this week on The Revolution. Jeremiah will also talk long range muzzleloader and rifle hunting for whitetails.
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Lee and Tiffany Lakosky are whitetail specialists and the hosts of "CRUSH with Lee and Tiffany" on Outdoor Channel, Sundays at 8:00 p.m. ET. They join The Revolution this week to talk about their most memorable big game hunts as well as the science behind growing bigger deer.
Chef Jeremy Critchfield is a culinary master that has combined his 25+ years of culinary experience with his love of the outdoors to create HuntChef which is a resource helping people better prepare what they harvest afield. You can see Chef Jeremy every week on "MTN Top Outdoors" on Sportsman Channel, Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m. ET. This week, Chef Jeremy joins The Revolution to talk about going beyond the backstrap and cooking different cuts of popular game animals, as well as cooking animals that aren't generally seen as all-star table fare options. Tune in!
The dawn of a new year always brings a wave of new hunting gear to the market for outdoorsmen and women to comb over and purchase before hunting seasons tee off. As for new archery gear, Petersen's Bowhunting magazine has you covered with all the latest and greatest innovations in the bowhunting world. Christian Berg, Editor of Petersen's Bowhunting magazine joins The Revolution this week to talk about some of the great new products and trends coming to archery hunting in 2021 and the upcoming "Equipment Issue" of Petersen's Bowhunting.
Do you use any outdoor, hunting and fishing related apps on your smartphone or device? Mapping apps have grown in popularity over the last decade by providing hunters with access to detailed maps that show private property, public land, trails, campsites and more. Steve West is the host of Steve's Outdoor Adventures" on Sportsman Channel, Mondays at 9:30 p.m. ET and he joins The Revolution with a brief look at his Mexico Coues deer adventure and how the FarWide app can help outdoor enthusiasts while afield.
If you had to hunt, fish and forage for your food, would you have the skill set required to survive and thrive? Daniel Vitalis is the host of "WildFed" on Outdoor Channel, Mondays at 7:00 p.m. ET, a new series that takes viewers on a rustic culinary journey where he finds food on the landscape and transforms those wild ingredients into great meals. Listen to The Revolution this week as Daniel joins the show to talk hunting, fishing, foraging and "WildFed".
Fish, game animals and the natural resources that surround us provide incredible opportunities for outdoorsmen and women to enjoy. However, those resources are also vulnerable and need a system in place to protect them. Game wardens, also known as conservation officers, are tasked with protecting those resources so they remain healthy for all to enjoy. Sgt. Mark DePew is with the law division of the Michigan DNR in the northern Lower Peninsula. He also appears on the hit series "Wardens" on Outdoor Channel, Mondays at 8:30 p.m. ET. Listen in as Sgt. DePew joins The Revolution this week to talk about the role of conservation officers, how to become a conservation officer, frequent infractions, the role of the Department of Natural Resources and finally, "Wardens" on Outdoor Channel.
The Revolution with Jim & Trav is a voice for the outdoors on the airwaves. The Revolution with Jim & Trav dominates the outdoor radio segment as the fastest growing nationally syndicated radio show and podcast dedicated to outdoor enthusiasts. This weekly radio show and podcast aims to accomplish a simple goal: to promote the participation in and enjoyment of outdoor activities, especially hunting and fishing.
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