596 episodes
Jim Strader Outdoors NewsRadio 840 WHAS (WHAS-AM)
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Jim Strader is recognized as one of the best outdoor communicators in the country. His career as an outdoor columnist, radio broadcaster, expo producer and outdoor television host has firmly established Jim as one of the nation’s leading experts.
Hear Jim Strader Outdoors every Sunday night at 6 in Louisville on NewsRadio 840 WHAS.
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5-19-24 - Navy Seal Aaron Reed
On tonight's show, Jim interviewed Navy Seal Aaron Reed about the role of today's citizen-solders and the aspects of the war on terror. The show is a warm up for Memorial Day.
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5-12-24 - Wrap-up on Turkey Season and Talk Bluegill
Jim and Scott do a wrap-up on turkey season and talk bluegill, shellcracker and crappie fishing with professional fishing guide Preston Cleary, owner of Cleary Kentucky Fishing. They also talked with Paul Thomas, the broker with Mossy Oak Properties Hart Realty about how to find choice properties and maximize profits if you're selling your land.
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5-5-24 - Fish and Wildlife Conditions around the Region
Jim and Scott talk about fish and wildlife conditions around the region. They also keyed on upcoming spawning activity by bluegill, shellcrackers, catfish and bass.
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4-28-24 World Series of Bass Fishing Champion Wes Thomas
Jim and Scott talked with World Series of Bass Fishing Champion Wes Thomas about pre-spawn, spawning and post pre-spawn bass fishing techniques.
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4-21-24 - Jason Lupardus with Turkeys for Tomorrow
"Jim and co-host Scott Cronin interview Jason Lupardus with TURKEYS FOR TOMORROW about research programs to help create more turkeys., Check them out at TURKEYS FOR TOMORROW.org.
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4-7-24 - Defeating Senate Bill 3
On tonight's show, Jim and Scott thank Kentucky's sportsmen and outdoor women for their help in defeating Senate Bill 3, legislation that would have been disastrous to their interests by placing the Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources under the Department of Agriculture. They also interviewed some boys and girls who enjoy success in Kentucky's youth turkey hunting season.