Southern Flight Podcast

Southern Flight Podcast
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The Southern Flight Podcast is a waterfowl hunting centered podcast that covers a wide range of outdoor and hunting related topics.

  1. 1D AGO

    Ep. 13 - Shane Smith - What's it like being a taxidermist? Greenland Eider hunting & more.

    The conversation with Shane Smith, a master waterfowl and bird taxidermist, covers his journey in the taxidermy industry, the emotional ties to hunting experiences, the evolution of taxidermy, the sustainability of success, and the challenges faced by taxidermists. It also delves into the business side of taxidermy, the impact of deposits, and the value of time and expertise in the industry. The conversation covers various topics related to taxidermy, customer interactions, time management, and the hunting of king eiders in Greenland. It also delves into the challenges and responsibilities of taxidermists, as well as the importance of compassion and understanding in the industry. Shane Smith shares his experiences of hunting in Greenland and emphasizes the importance of respecting and understanding different hunting cultures. He also recounts a heartwarming story of his daughter's act of kindness during a hunting trip. Takeaways Emotional ties to hunting experiencesThe impact of deposits on customer engagement Customer spending behavior: Customers who spend more money tend to be easier to deal with compared to those who spend less.Time management and cash flow: Managing time and cash flow are critical challenges in taxidermy and other businesses.Compassion and understanding: Both taxidermists and customers should have compassion and understanding for each other's challenges and responsibilities. Cultural RespectActs of Kindness Chapters 00:00 Journey in the Taxidermy Industry05:14 Evolution of Taxidermy13:23 Challenges Faced by Taxidermists18:24 Business Side of Taxidermy29:32 Impact of Deposits36:47 Time Management and Cash Flow47:23 Compassion and Understanding in the Industry57:23 Hunting King Eiders in Greenland01:03:59 Hunting in Greenland01:24:03 Heartwarming Act of Kindness

    1h 24m

  2. APR 27

    Ep. 12 - The FLOODED CORN DEBATE with Josh Goins, founder of the Flyway Federation

    The conversation covers the impact of flooded corn on waterfowl migration, the role of non-resident hunters, and the influence of outfitters on hunting restrictions. It also delves into the Flyway Federation's stance on moist soil management and the crippling rates of waterfowl. The conversation covers a wide range of topics related to waterfowl hunting, habitat management, and the impact of agricultural practices on duck populations. It delves into the controversy surrounding flooded corn impoundments, the decline in duck numbers, and the need for adaptive management strategies. The discussion also highlights the importance of meaningful dialogue and collaboration among hunters and conservationists to address these complex issues. Takeaways Flooded corn's impact on waterfowl migrationInfluence of non-resident hunters and outfittersFlyway Federation's stance on moist soil management and crippling rates of waterfowl Flooded corn impoundments and their impact on duck populationsThe need for adaptive management strategies in waterfowl hunting and habitat conservation Chapters 00:00 Flyway Federation's Stance on Moist Soil Management and Crippling Rates of Waterfowl17:30 Controversy of Flooded Corn Impoundments39:03 Adaptive Harvest Management Plan and Duck Numbers

    1h 36m

  3. APR 22

    Ep.11 - Ryan Crouch with Sweetwater Game Calls

    In this episode we talk custom turkey calls, turkey and duck hunting on public land, the impact of social media, tactics, and more.

    1h 31m

  4. APR 13 ·  BONUS

    Ep. 10 - Bonus Episode- Will freelancing waterfowl be an old memory?

    The conversation delves into the challenges faced by waterfowl hunters, including the impact of outfitters, hunting regulations, and the decline in hunter numbers. It also explores the role of monetary value in conservation and the future of waterfowl hunting in the face of habitat loss and limited public land access. Takeaways Waterfowl hunting is facing challenges due to limited public land and the rise of outfittersMonetary value on waterfowl may contribute to their conservationThe decline in waterfowl hunters is a concern for the future of the sport Chapters 00:00 The Future of Waterfowl Hunting

    36 min

  5. APR 8

    Ep.9 Aleutian Geese with Jeff Stackhouse

    From the brink of extinction to liberal seasons and limits!! The conversation covers the introduction and background of the Aleutian Goose, its conservation success story, historical challenges, population recovery, and the impact of the Endangered Species Act. It also delves into the impact of dairy farms on geese, geese behavior and habitat, adaptability, and future concerns. Additionally, it explores the unique landscape and attractions of the region. The conversation covers diverse hunting and fishing experiences, the impact of travel on hunting experiences, commercial and charter fishing, Dungeness crab and fishing permits, fishing seasons and overlapping seasons, waterfowl hunting and tuna fishing, waterfowl hunting spreads and geese behavior, waterfowl hunting decoys and scouting, waterfowl hunting pressure and seasons, upcoming hunting and fishing trips, and traveling for hunting and waterfowl brotherhood.

    1h 16m

  6. APR 1

    EP.8 Pat Pitt - Talking waterfowl with a living legend

    The podcast features a conversation with Mr. Pat Pitt, a dedicated waterfowl hunter with over 60 years of experience. The discussion covers the evolution of waterfowl hunting, changes in hunting practices, access to hunting grounds, and the impact of conservation and regulation. It also delves into the history of waterfowl hunting in Alaska and the controversial point system used in the past. The conversation delves into the impact of social media on hunting culture and the effect of habitat loss on duck populations. It explores the influence of social media on hunting practices and the implications of habitat loss on the decline of duck populations. The discussion highlights the changing dynamics of hunting and the challenges posed by environmental changes. The conversation delves into the impact of human intervention on waterfowl populations, the regulation and ethics in waterfowl hunting, the challenges and responsibilities of waterfowl hunting, the role of mentorship in waterfowl hunting, and reflections on waterfowl hunting and conservation.

    1h 35m

  7. MAR 25

    Ep.7 Jake Latendresse Professional Videographer for B.A.S.S , 20 years for RNTv,

    The conversation with Jake Latendresse covers a range of topics, including the impact of forward-facing sonar on bass fishing, the role of camera crew in professional bass fishing, and the emergence of high school and college fishing leagues. Jake provides insights into the use of technology in fishing and the experiences of filming elite anglers. The conversation also highlights the growing popularity of fishing among young enthusiasts and the opportunities it presents for scholarships and professional development. The conversation covers the evolution of bass fishing, the experiences of duck hunting and filming, reflections on the changes in duck hunting over the years, global hunting experiences, and reflections on hunting and heritage. Jake shares insights on the impact of criticism on live scope in bass fishing, the challenges of filming in the outdoor world, the evolution of duck hunting, and the universal bond of duck hunters around the world. He also reflects on the appreciation for old school values in hunting and the impact of hunting stages and experiences.

    1h 21m

  8. MAR 18

    Ep.6 Crappie & Striper fishing with James Weeks

    The conversation covers various aspects of crappie fishing, including pre-spawn fishing, fishing patterns, and technological advancements. James shares insights into the behavior of crappie, the impact of environmental factors, and the importance of scouting for successful fishing. Additionally, the conversation delves into the challenges of fishing, the distribution of crappie in the lake, and the changes in fishing practices over the years. The conversation delves into the behavior and preferences of crappies, including their response to weather, water conditions, and bait choices. It also explores the impact of water temperature on crappie behavior and the preferred food sources for crappies. Additionally, the conversation covers common mistakes in crappie fishing and the tactics and techniques used for successful crappie fishing. The conversation covers the variability in fishing speed, seasonal changes and fishing locations, the effect of grass and brush piles on fishing, and the debate on Live Scope technology. It provides insights into the impact of temperature on fish behavior and the preferences of different fish species. The conversation covers the evolution of hunting and fishing tools, the impact of LiveScope on fishing populations, the abundance of fish in Clarks Hill Lake, the immensity of Clarks Hill Lake, the misconceptions about LiveScope and fishing populations, the practice of catch and release in bass fishing, the impact of LiveScope on bass populations, the tradition of keeping fish for consumption, the influence of historical context on fishing practices, and the transition from striper to crappie fishing techniques. The conversation covers the fishing conditions and habits of fish, as well as the use of fishing equipment to optimize the fishing experience.

    1h 19m
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The Southern Flight Podcast is a waterfowl hunting centered podcast that covers a wide range of outdoor and hunting related topics.

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