
Stephen L. Klobucar
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1 week ago |
themeateater.com | Clay Newcomb |Patrick Durkin |Jordan Sillars |Stephen L. Klobucar
Subscribe In this episode On this episode of the Bear Grease Podcast, Clay Newcomb travels to Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas to meet with archaeologist Dr. David Meltzer. Dr. Meltzer discusses what has been learned through recent advancements in research of prehistoric human’s lives, diet, and travel routes in North America through the use of DNA sequencing. These discoveries have led to new theories of how the first people came to North America.
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2 months ago |
themeateater.com | Mark Kenyon |Tony Peterson |Stephen L. Klobucar
Subscribe In this episode This week on the show Jake Hofer takes over as guest host for a special habitat improvement episode with Skip Sligh. We’ll cover go-to tools, smart strategies, and real stories for how small habitat projects can lead to big results — healthier deer, better hunting, and awesome-looking plots.
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Jan 13, 2025 |
themeateater.com | Patrick Durkin |Kubie Brown |Stephen L. Klobucar |Sam Lungren
If you type “fishing lures” and “tampon” into Google, you’ll find YouTube videos about anglers who’ve used feminine hygiene products as bait for bass, catfish, lake trout, and rainbow trout. You’ll also find comments from folks who consider the videos “LOL” and think those anglers are true innovators with hot advice for catching fish with tampons in open water or through the ice. Meanwhile, don’t be surprised if most anglers just don’t want to catch a fish that bad.
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Sep 3, 2024 |
themeateater.com | Kubie Brown |Stephen L. Klobucar
Humans have always had an attraction to rarity. Whether you’re a rockhound in search of precious stones, a foodie looking for an exotic dish, or a baseball card collector searching for that rare addition, we all covet what is hard to find and difficult to attain. This is especially true for outdoorsfolk who are constantly dreaming of drawing once-in-a-lifetime tags, spotting exotic wildlife and birds, and of course—landing rare and hard-to-catch fish.
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Jan 24, 2024 |
themeateater.com | Kubie Brown |Stephen L. Klobucar
Trash fish were long considered to be the lowest on the worthy fish scale. But recently, anglers have begun to see the value in these non-typical, overlooked, and underappreciated species. How this revolution started is an interesting shift in knowledge and cultural norms. These non-game fish are the ugly, sucker-mouthed, snaggle-toothed, mottled menagerie of undesirables which includes suckers, gar, bowfin, snakehead, carp, buffalo, freshwater drum, and many others.
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