Imagine sitting around a campfire listening to a group of friends share their passions, stories and connections to the great outdoors. At the Pennsylvania Game Commission, our passion is WILD, and “Call of the Outdoors,” the agency’s podcast, is all about wildlife, hunting, habitat and conservation efforts in the Keystone State. Each episode includes a unique look into a Pennsylvania wildlife-rela... more
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 11 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | WildernessGovernmentSports |
Have you heard whispers that the Pennsylvania Game Commission is in cahoots with car insurance companies to reduce the deer herd or the agency trades our turkeys to other states in exchange for coyotes? Captain Chad Eyler and Furbearer Biologist Tom ... more
Available 24/7/365, the Pennsylvania Game Commission’s Centralized Dispatch Center received nearly 210,000 calls last year, from reports of game law violations to sasquatch sightings. Each spring, as animals are born and bears come out of hibernation... more
Prescribed fire is nothing new — Native Americans used controlled burns to boost berry production and draw in wildlife for centuries. Chief Land Manager Dr. Scott Bearer and Land Management Supervisor Steve Ferreri join host Matt Morrett to explain t... more
Did you know more than half of black bears in Pennsylvania den on top of the ground in a thicket that resembles a giant bird nest? Black Bear Program Manager Emily Carrollo joins host Matt Morrett to bust some common bear myths, share her firsthand e... more
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Along with to PA Game News magazine, this podcast is highly recommended to those that want to be informed and knowledgeable about the status of game species and the use of hunting to help conserve and manage these resources. Thanks Matt for this great podcast series.
I found this podcast this summer and I absolutely love it! Thank you for doing these!
I have just thoroughly enjoyed these last two episodes. I suck at calling. Thanks for the trains of thought, and things to work on on my calling.
The publishing schedule is too inconsistent and doesn’t cover up to date topics related to harvests, management changes, and efforts of the PGC for current seasons. This could simply be a 15-20 minute mini-episode twice a month or added into the prologue for species specifics.
I would argue that it is not in the best interest of our sport and culture for anyone, especially the state authority in hunting, to disparage any legal method of take. Reaping is legal to do in other states. Same goes for hunting deer with dogs in the south, hunting on Sundays in other states, etc. Your opinion on ‘how it should be done’ or ‘what turkey hunting is all about’ only applies to you. Think about the path that we are going down when we start imposing our view of how it should be done... more
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