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Duck Season Somewhere

Ramsey Russell
Duck Hunting
Minnesota
Goose Hunting
Cody, Wyoming
Waterfowl Conservation
Wild West
Buffalo Bill
Waterfowl Hunting
Fur Trade
Conservation
Hunting Gear
Hunting Pressure
Mickey Cochran
Pat O'hara
Nature
Waterfowl
Duck Migration
Vikings
Liver Eating Johnson
Cape Barren Goose

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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Recent Guests

Annie Johnson
A nurse, real estate professional, world traveler, foodie, and former NFL cheerleader
Episode: EP 633. From Sidelines to Swamplands
Jason Hoesksema
President of Delta Wind Birds, dedicated to shorebird conservation
Delta Wind Birds
Episode: EP 631. From Mudflats to Mallards: A Fresh Perspective
Norman Saake
Long-time waterfowl biologist and conservationist in Nevada
Nevada Department of Wildlife
Episode: EP 628. A Purpose Driven Life for Waterfowl (Part 1/2)
Jay Peterson
Co-founder of Dirty Duck Coffee, avid duck hunter
Dirty Duck Coffee
Episode: EP. 627. Dirty Duck Coffee Living the American Dream
Buck Heath
Co-founder of Dirty Duck Coffee, avid duck hunter
Dirty Duck Coffee
Episode: EP. 627. Dirty Duck Coffee Living the American Dream
Ryan Burnett
Co-founder of Pattern Pros and experienced duck hunter
Pattern Pros
Episode: EP 625. Where Simplicity Meets Results: Shotgun Patterning
Isaac Gore
Son of Larry Gore and active in waterfowl hunting
Episode: EP 624. End of an Era: Coastal Texas Snow Goose Hunting (Part 2/3)
Rob Sawyer
Historian with insights on snow goose hunting
Episode: EP 624. End of an Era: Coastal Texas Snow Goose Hunting (Part 2/3)
Larry Gore
Experienced Texas snow goose hunter and outfitter
Episode: EP 624. End of an Era: Coastal Texas Snow Goose Hunting (Part 2/3)

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Ramsey Russell
Host of the podcast, sharing his extensive experiences and knowledge in duck hunting and conservation from years spent traveling and working in numerous hunting locales around the world.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 542 ratings
  • 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 States3 months ago
  • Let ‘em talk!

    Ramsey’s gotta stop cutting off guests. Ol’ boy loves to talk.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Ryan in KY
    United States4 months ago
  • Not a duck hunter and I love it!

    I’m not a duck hunter but I love listening and learning from his vast amount of expertise and knowledge. Had the pleasure of the couples trip in Argentina and can’t wait to book the next. His trips are as amazing as his podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Ncoop2
    United States6 months ago
  • Exceptional Podcast from an Extraordinary Individual

    Ramsey Russell is truly one of the greatest of all time. Phenomenal show from an extraordinary person who is full of experience and respected by outdoorsmen across the globe! Truly can’t recommend this show enough.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    TheWetlandGypsy
    United States6 months ago
  • Excellent and informative

    Thanks Ramsey for great and informative entertainment. I always enjoy the conversation and knowledge shared.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Jonathanhornbuilders
    United States6 months ago

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Listeners applaud the engaging storytelling and the diverse range of knowledgeable guests.
Comments highlight the podcast as a must-listen for both passionate hunters and those new to the sport.

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EP 633. From Sidelines to Swamplands
Q: What would you tell someone who has never hunted but is curious?
Annie encourages them to go hunting because it could be their next big passion or purpose.
EP 633. From Sidelines to Swamplands
Q: What lessons from your granddad or other family mentors still shape the way that you approach waterfowl hunting?
Annie shares that she was always treated like one of the guys and learned to set spreads and clean birds, which helped shape her skills as a hunter.
EP 633. From Sidelines to Swamplands
Q: How do you manage it all?
Annie relies on lots of lists on her phone for reminders and checks them regularly to keep organized.
EP 633. From Sidelines to Swamplands
Q: In a sentence, why is Annie Johnson so busy? What compels a 30-year-old woman to be this busy?
Annie mentions that she has a lot of passions and likes to stay busy, trying new things and excelling at what she does, hence keeping her calendar quite full.
EP 630. A Purpose Driven Life for Waterfowl (2/2)
Q: What advice would you give to a young person listening that might want to pursue a career in wildlife management?
Young people should do soul searching to ensure this career path is truly what they want, as it can be competitive and not highly paid.

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

A wealth of experiences from the world of duck hunting unfolds through engaging conversations that highlight both the cultural heritage and ecological significance of the sport. The discussions encompass various aspects of duck hunting, such as habitat management, waterfowl conservation, and the evolution of hunting practices, with expert insights from seasoned hunters, biologists, and conservationists at the helm. Unique stories from practitioners around the globe serve as a testament to the shared passion that connects individuals across continents, providing listeners a taste of hunting experiences that extend far beyond their local landscapes.

What sets this podcast apart is its emphasis on the diversity of duck hunting, whether throug... more

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2. Jason Hoesksema
3. Norman Saake
4. Jay Peterson
5. Buck Heath
6. Ryan Burnett
7. Isaac Gore
8. Rob Sawyer

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