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Duck Season Somewhere

Ramsey Russell
Duck Hunting
Waterfowl Hunting
Conservation
Ducks Unlimited
Waterfowl Conservation
Waterfowl
Habitat Management
Louisiana
Arkansas
Wildlife Conservation
Waterfowl Management
Wildlife Management
Ducks
Hunting
Moist Soil Management
Hunting Regulations
Hunting Techniques
Faith
Ducks Unlimited Expo
Market Hunting

Your go-to for exploring authentic duck hunting adventures WORLDWIDE! For 365 days per year, it really is duck hunting season somewhere. Host Ramsey Russell founded GetDucks.com over 20 years ago, spending most of the year in duck blinds among 6 continents. Meeting with real waterfowl hunters, conservationists, biologists, and storytellers encountered throughout North America and around the globe,... more

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Hunting rights aren't guaranteed. They're defended. Regina Lennox, litigation counsel for Safari Club International, discusses the legal battles shaping hunting's future, a White House executive order with implications for hunters, and SCI's work pro... more

What started as a Louisiana college engineering project helped revolutionize shallow-water duck hunting. Gator-Tail founder Kyle Broussard shares how an idea born in the marsh became a game-changing business, from early prototypes and hard-earned les... more

Six days. Louisiana teal season. A whole lot of miles, old and new friends--and stories worth sharing. From one duck blind to the next, I catch up with good friends across Louisiana, swapping hunting stories, talking ducks, and recording conversation... more

A fabled Arkansas duck hole. A hard-knuckled caretaker. Outlaws, outrageous characters and enough wild stories to make you wonder how much is even legal to tell.

Johnny Riley was larger than life--a fearless duck hunter, notorious personality and ... more

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Recent Guests

Robert Riley
Attorney and grandson of Claypool Reservoir caretaker Johnny Riley
Episode: EP 737. Claypool Caretaker: Feathers, Felonies and the Fine Art of Persuasion
Will Riley
Grandson of Claypool Reservoir caretaker Johnny Riley
Episode: EP 737. Claypool Caretaker: Feathers, Felonies and the Fine Art of Persuasion
Richard Temple
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries biologist working with woodcock and other game birds
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Episode: EP 736. American Woodcock --the Louisiana Connection
Kean Jones
Volunteer conservationist and Louisiana chapter leader with the American Woodcock Society
American Woodcock Society
Episode: EP 736. American Woodcock --the Louisiana Connection
Jeff Rosser
Hunting guide who helps run hunts at Whiskey Creek Ranch
Whiskey Creek Ranch
Episode: EP 735. Idaho Greenheads--Whiskey Creek Ranch
Joey D'Amico
Duck call maker and hunting guide at Whiskey Creek Ranch
Whiskey Creek Ranch
Episode: EP 735. Idaho Greenheads--Whiskey Creek Ranch
Mike Marino
Colorado waterfowler, decoy carver and former pastor
Marino Decoys
Episode: EP 734. Just One More
Aaron Visger
California public-land duck hunter and founder of Sky Chief Waterfowl
Sky Chief Waterfowl
Episode: EP 733. California Public Hunting and Brown Spoon Duck Club Legends
Tony Schooner
CEO, Boone and Crockett Club
Boone and Crockett Club
Episode: EP 732. Rethinking the Trophy Narrative

Host

Ramsey Russell
Host of the show and founder of GetDucks.com; leads interviews and guides listeners through hunting adventures, conservation discussions, and gear/culture stories.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 573 ratings
  • A Must If You Are a Waterfolwer!!!

    Ramsey has an easy way of really letting the waterfowl enthusiast “tell their stories” that is completely engaging! If you love to duck hunt this is the podcast for you. It’s entertaining, educational, and always informative.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    24601 girl
    United States7 months ago
  • Here for the duck stories

    I listen to duck season somewhere podcast because I’m interested in ducks duck hunting and duck conservation. I have nothing against a saved man as I am a believer myself, but I don’t come here to get a preacher sermon. The show is increasingly becoming a preacher sermon if I want that I’ll listen to a preacher podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    choffducker
    United States8 months ago
  • Flooded Corn

    Your recent episode covering flooded was very one sided. Tony made the comment about the increase in the amount of corn grown in the Dakotas but never once mentioned the amount of flooded unharvested corn in the comparison. The issue is the flooded unharvested corn not dry fields. Here in eastern Washington the amount of corn ponds is alarming. It has completely changed the ducks habits and privatized a public resource.

    I really enjoy your podcast but in the future it would be great if when yo... more

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Jason D F
    United States9 months ago
  • Great Waterfowler’s Podcast

    This has become one of my top listened to podcasts! This Louisiana boy has been chasing waterfowl for over 40 years and I find it so interesting on how it’s done in other places! Thanks Mr. Russell!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Tony from NETX
    United Statesa year ago
  • A+ podcast

    This has become my favorite podcast. As someone with a wildlife management background to an avid outdoorsmen there is an episode for everyone here. 5 star!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Charlie reffitt
    United Statesa year ago

Listeners Say

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Listeners appreciate the global hunting perspectives and conservation emphasis.
Some episodes are praised for expert guests and practical hunting insights.
A few listeners desire a broader balance in hot-topic debates and policy discussions.
Insights from a passionate host who lets guests tell their stories, keeping the focus on waterfowl culture.

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EP 736. American Woodcock --the Louisiana Connection
Q: What does truly good Woodcock habitat look like?
Temple says woodcock need dense early-successional cover with many stems, some overhead protection and open ground beneath for movement, along with moist soil. In Louisiana, forest stands roughly five to 20 years after cutting or other canopy-opening management can be particularly valuable.
EP 736. American Woodcock --the Louisiana Connection
Q: For someone who doesn't know anything about Woodcock, what makes this bird so unusual?
Temple describes a well-camouflaged, ground-dwelling bird with a specialized bill that probes for earthworms and can open at the tip independently. Its eyes are positioned high on its head, providing a wide view of nearby predators.
EP 737. Claypool Caretaker: Feathers, Felonies and the Fine Art of Persuasion
Q: How did Jimmy Carter get into this story? President Jimmy Carter.
Robert says a story passed down in the family connected Arkansas Senator Kynester Hodges, Johnny's attorney and the Carter administration to a duck hunt at Claypool, where the convicted felon caretaker could receive a presidential pardon. Robert says Carter later returned for hunts, and that a signed letter from Carter followed a 1986 visit.
EP 737. Claypool Caretaker: Feathers, Felonies and the Fine Art of Persuasion
Q: Take me back to that turkey camp. How old were you? And what exactly did Pop tell you?
Robert recalls being about 12 or 13 when Johnny told him he had killed a man, served time in federal prison and received a pardon. Robert believed the story as a child, though the later research he found did not substantiate the killing.
EP 734. Just One More
Q: What led you on this life path of decoy carving?
The emotional demands of ministry led Marino to look for a hobby. He began carving after finding store-bought decoys unattractive, then connected the process to his faith. With his wife's support, he left pastoral work to carve decoys full time.

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What is Duck Season Somewhere about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Shows a deep-dive exploration of waterfowl hunting culture around the world, blending historical firearm lore, trophy taxidermy craft, conservation policy, field science, and travel adventures. Episodes frequently feature guests ranging from gun historians and craftspeople to conservationists, biologists, and veteran hunters, with a strong emphasis on habitat, policy, and community within the hunting world. A notable strength is the host's knack for drawing vivid personal stories and practical insights from a diverse array of guests, while maintaining a cohesive thread of conservation-minded hunting culture and global perspectives. Listeners can expect rich storytelling, practical tips for gear and hunting trips, and thoughtful discussions ... more

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Recent guests on Duck Season Somewhere include:

1. Robert Riley
2. Will Riley
3. Richard Temple
4. Kean Jones
5. Jeff Rosser
6. Joey D'Amico
7. Mike Marino
8. Aaron Visger

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