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The water is flowing and although it's still mighty cold, CatDaddy says it isn't enough to make a difference to hungry catfish. Listen in to The Revolution this week as CatDaddy, owner and guide at CatDaddy's Catfishin' Adventures, joins the boys with a catfish report.
David Blanton is somewhat of an outdoor industry icon. The Realtree pro was part of a pioneering group a few decades ago that changed the face of hunting, got people excited about being outdoors and piqued the interest of many with original and fresh outdoor programming. David joins The Revolution this week to talk turkey hunting, his career in the outdoor industry and much more. Listen in!
The ugly arctic weather that crippled the country a few weeks ago has up and gone and opened the door for spring weather to filter in. It's possible that nobody is more excited about the impending spring weather and spring fishing action than CatDaddy, the Kansas Cat Man. If there is any bright side to the intensely cold temperatures we endured recently, he says it was the shad kill that he was able to capitalize on by gathering large amounts of. With plenty of bait at the ready, CatDaddy says it's just a matter of waiting for the right conditions to get out on the water and start chasing the cats.
Joe Mantegna is an award-winning actor well known for his roles in shows like Criminal Minds, The Godfather Part III, The Simpsons, Three Amigos and many others. It's not all that often that the personal interests of film and television giants collide with that of average Americans, but Joe Mantegna's interest in firearms and shooting sports has also led to his role in the Outdoor Channel series, Gun Stories. This week, Joe Mantegna joins The Revolution to talk about the popular and long running series, Gun Stories, plus he'll discuss his affection for the Colt 1911 and the importance of being educated about firearms and the second amendment. He'll also tease some upcoming projects that will see him back on the screen. Listen in!
Laramy "Sasquatch" Miller is the host of "Last of a Breed" on Sportsman Channel, Mondays at 8:00 p.m. ET. He joins The Revolution this week to discuss mountain lion hunting, plus he also explains why more emphasis on good predator management across the country is necessary for a healthier balance between predator and prey species. Listen in!
Conservation officers across America work to enforce the laws that protect our natural resources, preserving them for future generations. Though their presence may not be as obvious as that of regular law enforcement patrolling the streets of cities and towns, these officers are very much present in the rural, remote and natural resource rich areas of districts they work in. What does a conservation officer do? Thanks to a show called, "Wardens" on Outdoor Channel that began airing in 2011, viewers have been able to get an inside look at the lives and careers of conservation officers, shining a light on the important work they do. Sgt. Shane Webster is with the Michigan DNR law enforcement division and he's also featured on "Wardens", Mondays at 8:30 p.m. ET.
North American Whitetail has always been a magazine geared toward serious trophy deer hunters. For more than three decades, editor Gordon Whittington has led the publication, growing the readership and the brand, making North American Whitetail a household name. Recently, Gordon passed the torch on to Haynes Shelton, now the new Editor-in-Chief of North American Whitetail. Gordon hasn't left the pages of North American Whitetail forever though, instead he will take on the role of Editor Emeritus. Haynes Shelton, new Editor-in-Chief joins The Revolution this week to talk about the future of North American Whitetail, plus he'll talk winter timber management, shed hunting, big buck stories, critical late winter/early spring food sources and much more. Listen in!
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.
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