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2/4/2012 Segment 1, Segment 2

2/11/2012 Segment 1, Segment 2

 

Jennifer Sommer & Derek Richey of Bloomington Fading.,

Jennifer Sommer & Derek Richey, History Fans

Jennifer Sommer and Derek Richey create "Bloomington Fading" on Facebooik and have gathered hundreds of friends interested in history of Bloomington, Indiana. Their site visually compares old structures and new ones with various photographic manipulations. The house on the left formerly stood on Atwater Ave. Click here to see their work.

Segment 1, 6/25/11

Indiana DNR Southern District Fisheries
Supervisor Brian Schoenung

DNR Southern District Fisheries Director Brian Schoenung

Schoenung, 42, a longtime friend of Inside Outdoors, says that even though trout stocking is over at Yellowwood State Forest, fishing opportunities are more abundant in other spots now. He specifically singled out fishing for big walleye at Lake Monroe and muskie fishing at Bass Lake in the Greene-Sullivan State Forest where the state has been stocking muskies for a decade. Proposed fishing regulations are on the hearing round this summer, and a 25-fish bluegill limit is awaiting rule-making in 2012. Another complete restoration is coming at West Boggs Creek, and, is another restocking or partial restoration coming at Lake Griffy soon? Both show segments are loaded with fishery news. Recorded 3/25/11

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Dennis Knoy

Dennis Knoy, Sauger Fishing

Inside Outdoors first big fishing show of the season with guest Dennis Knoy, Bloomington, talking with Bill, Don and Rich about fishing for sauger on the Tennessee and Ohio Rivers in early spring. Dernnis also reports on some past fishing visits to Iowa and the Dakotas. Want some newl, good places to fish? Listen to both segments.

3/5/11 Segment 1

3/5/11 Segment 2

David Walker on the USCE levee at Sunnyhill Farm,
one of the many properties owned and managed
by Florida water management districts

Dave Walker
Oklawaha & Apopka Basin Manger
St. Johns River Water Management District, Fla.

Walker, 25 year veteran of the water management wars in Florida now manages and restores 200,000 acres of wetlands and waters in northeast Florida. The management districts arefar and away and largest owners of public lands in Florida. The unique system is set up by watershed instead of political subdivisions.

Recorded 1/26/2011

Coyote "bait" torn apart in running pen

Live Bait Dog Training Nov. 27, 2010

CeAnn Lambert of Indiana Coyote Rescue calls Inside Outdoors radio and talks about the Indiana Natural Resources Commission's sudden order to the DNR to create regulations for live bait dog training penning operations in the state. Backroom politics, money, and lost ethics on the part of our state's leaders makes Indiana the Mississippi of the Midwest and shames us all. Says Don Jordan: "Live bait dog training is a crime against nature."

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Tony Abrell

Inside Outdoors Nov.. 13, 2010

A live quail hunting trip in Greene County, Indiana. Listen closely after the dog points and you can hear the quail flush, their wings making that ole heartbeat sound. After the hunt Don and Tony talk about quail hunting past and present.

Segment 1: Quail Hunt

Segment 2: Outdoor News

 

Remington 700

Remington 700 Safety Issue

In segment two of the 10/30/10 radio version of Inside Outdoors, Don, Rich and Bill continue the discussion about the Remington 700, the most popular hunting rifle in the world, but a rifle that has had an apparent safety issue since it was first produced in 1946. Knowing the rifle can discharge accidentally, Remington has never issued a recall or instructions to gun sellers about the dangers of this rifle. Now, the chickens may be coming home to roost for Remington Arms.

Segment 1: Local news

Segment 2: More Remington 700 and national news

Maine Police Reject Their Remingtons After Accidental Discharge

Lorenzo Lain

Draw Ya Polecats!

Lorenzo Lain, shootist and member of a Cowboy Action Shooting Association club near Mitchell, Indiana, reveals his secrets on Inside Outdoors radio, on October 23, 2010.

Segment 1: Lorenzo tells all about the cowboy shooting club. Great fun and cowboy role playing at the same time! Great for anyone who loves western TV shows and movies!

Segment 2: Lorenzo joins Don and Rich in outdoor news discussions, inclucing the building scandal involving the Remington 700 rifle. Some of the most popular hunting rifles of all time will accidentally dischange when moving the "safe" to Off position. AND, Remington has known about this since 1946 without saying a word or issuing recalls.

Rep. Peggy Welch

Peggy Welch
Indiana State Representative, District 60

State Rep. Peggy Welch (D-Bloomington) appeared on Inside Outdoors' radio show on Sept. 11, 2010 and covered a wide range of issues. Ms. Welch talks about what is happening to Indiana boaters' "lake enhancement fee" and that it is not going to pay for any lake enhancements. Ms. Welch was also questioned about Interstate I-69 and makes her pro-Interstate feelings known. She also heard complaints from Buddy Bill and Don about federal monies returned to Indiana under the Sport Fish Restoration Act and the Wildlife Restoration Act. The Indiana DNR never accounts for those millions.

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Dan Hartman

Dan Hartman, Silver Gate, Montana.

Dan Hartman is a world reknowned wildlife photographer whose work has appeared in National Geographic and other prestigious publications. He contributed to the television series Earth. Among other photographers Hartman is at lest as well known to them as a guide who can take you to where the Grizzly Bears live. In this radio version of Inside Outdoors, Hartman tells a lot of bear stories that will make your hair rise. The interview took place inside his studio "Wildlife Along The Rockies," located on U.S. 212 just east of the town of Silver Gate, Montana.

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Sue and Ralph Glidden