Trail Master Outdoors Radio 2nd Hour Podcast for March 13, 2009

And the 2nd hour of the June 13th, 2009 Trail Master Outdoors Radio Show Podcast!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio 1st Hour Podcast for March 13, 2009

Here is the Podcast for the June 13th, 2009 Trail Master Outdoors Radio Show, 1st hour!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio 2nd Hour Podcast for March 6, 2009

And here is the Podcast for the second hour of the Trail Master Outdoors Radio show hour 2 for March 6th, 2009

Trail Master Outdoors Radio 1st Hour Podcast for March 6, 2009

Getting caught up, here is the link for the podcast for June 6th first hour of the Trail Master Outdoors Radio Show

Off to Africa!

Sorry to say, but the pod casts for the next couple of weeks will be late posting to the web. With me traveling to Africa, I just can't get them ready to post until I return. But for sure tune in as there is more fun in the outdoors than you can shake a stick at and LIVE calls from Africa!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio 2nd Hour Podcast for 5 - 23, 2009

Hour two finds us still talking with Julie Mogenis about her TV Show and other activities she is involved with from youth programs, to conservation. Also check out their web site Third Eye Guides for some great information on booking the trip of a lifetime! Then it's time for the 12th Annual Paddle Festival with the Utah River Council! A great opportunity to get the whole family out for a day of fun. And June 6th if FREE FISHING Day, listen in for details. Bob Grove from Drive Away Vacations joins us for the One Tank Trip of the Week and we talk about Moab and Eden two of our favorites to escape too. And finishing up with the Cabelas Fishing Report of the week with Lance Egan, we tell you where to go wet a hook this week and have some success! Download the Podcast and tune in!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio 1st Hour Podcast for 5 - 23, 2009

Jud Eades fro ARS, on eof our Sponsors and a great outdoor enthusiast, calls in from Moab, Utah where they are down with family doing some great off road driving in rental Jeep from Moab Adventure Center. Jud knows this are really well and has his Mercedes UNIMOG down there too! Tenn it talking about the upcoming trip for Cris and Shelly to Africa, and trips around the US, Canada and the World you can go with on Huntin with the Judge TV Show and the Trail Master. Better stay tuned for live calls from Africa on the adventure of a lifetime for Cris Draper, the Trail Master Tune on and download the Podcast!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for 5-16-2009 Hour 2

Hour number two finds us visiting the Teton Springs Lodge and Still Water Spa as Shelly, the Trail Mistress and friends headed up for a weekend of relaxation and pampering in this great facility to base your outdoor fun from. Located in Victor, Idaho, your surrounded with activities you can head out and enjoy the great outdoors. Clay Shelly, with Antelope Island State Park joins us to talk about the fun going on at Antelope Island year round! Then Ranes Carter, Storm Mountain Chapter of IDOS, talks outdoor cooking and shares some great tips on how you can get cooking too!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for 5-16-2009 Hour 1

In hour one, we are joined by Jeffery Walker with CampFireGrill.com to talk about their great grills for cooking over the fire or with charcoal. This is one of the best grills on the market with the unique raised edge system to keep your food on the grill! Fred Hayes with Utah State Parks joins us to talk about OHV and ATV safety. With the recent series of accidents over the last week, we thought it was a great time to have Fred join us to talk about how you can be more safe in the great outdoors. Bob Grove with Drive Away Vacations join us from Zion Poderosa Ranch to share with us this hidden getaway that's not so far away from the Salt Lake Area!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for 5-9-2009 Hour 2

During the second hour of Trail aster Outdoors Radio we are joined by Bert Gray, Outfitter in the Camping Department at the Lehi, Cabelas joins us to help get you ready for that first camping trip of the year. If your a first time camper or long time outdoorsman, Bret shares tips and information on how to get ready to head out this summer. Roger Bee calls in from his DOG or Dutch Oven Gathering and invites folks out for a fun day of food and activities. And Jayson Toerck shares more information on spring fishing!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for 5-9-2009 Hour 1

Lee Pope joins us to review his Ultimate Tool Holster. Roger Eggert, from the Cabins at Bear River Lodge shares some great information and specials. And Bob Grove from DriveAwayVacations.com

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for April 25, 2009, Second Hour

The second hour. We had some technical issues and unfortunately only captured the first part of the second hour of the show as we talk with Ben Nolte with Fishin with A Mission. A great program that allows folks to spend 5 days of fishing adventure of a lifetime and then spend a day getting up close and personal with the local people and make a difference in their lives with humanitarian projects.

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for April 25, 2009, First Hour

We are talking Dutch Oven cooking. How to get started, tips, and even a recipe for those lucky hunter to bag a wild turkey this season. Phil Newman joins us this week too. We are talking about the IDOS Convention Roger was at last week and bring us an update. Watch for more information on the "DOG" a Dutch Oven gathering after the show on May 9th and you're invited! Join us for a fun family friendly event and let's eat! We also talk about places to get outdoors this time of year as we transition from winter to spring here in Utah. And rock hounds, stay tuned! We will tell you about the Wastach Gem Society and how you can get involved in a fun and affordable activity!

Spring safety, we want you prepared and safe in the outdoors and share a few reminders on how to stay safe. With the recent death of Bill Orton at the Sand Dunes, its time to share a few ideas on how to stay safe.

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for April 18, 2009, Second Hour

Headed back to New Zealand for fallow deer hunting. Scott from Hooks Custom Calls join us to educate us how to learn how to start calling turkeys. Jon Hine from CAMCLAD joins us to talk about the original & best camouflage vinyl graphics to Camo Your Ride no matter what you drive. And Nate from FishTech join us to help you know where to wet a hook!

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for April 18, 2009, First Hour

We're talking about Yaktrax and new way to keep your tracking on the icey trail of the back country this time of year. Scott Kaier from Kelty and Sierra Designs join us to talk about how to pick out the best sleeping bag for your activity or adventure. Bob Grove from Driveawayvacations.com joins us to talk about some staykations close to home.

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for April 11, 2009, Second Hour

The second hour of the Trail Master Outdoors Radio Show. We play an interview with Intermountain Mini Trucks, the new way to get into those back country areas in comfort and style. These mini trucks are also street legal! Update on Ski Resorts closing days extended and activities, where to go to see Mountain Goats this weekend. Bill Fenemore calls in and talks about the Great Salt Lake Bird Festival. Jeff Naylor from Teton Springs Lodge joins us for an interview about the great new facility, located in the South end of the Grand Targee Valley. From fishing, snowmobiling, hiking, wildlife watching, ATV'ing and fishing the head waters of the Tetons. We also talk about getting your boat ready for the season.

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for April 11, 2009, First Hour

Show opener, we're talking gun safety, how to help your children be prepared, even if you don't own guns, when the inevitable happens in these days and they run into a gun at a neighbors home, on the street, or anywhere, just teach them how to properly handle and not get themselves in trouble. Then headed back to New Zealand to tune into the Trail Master taking the potential new SCI Number 5 World Record Arapawa Ram with Southern Alps Safaris and the "Huntin with the Judge" TV Show. Spring Convention on the International Dutch Oven Society coming up next weekend and is open and free to the public next weekend. And we answer a few text messages from listeners, Regional Advisory Meetings on how to submit a change you want to see happen in game regulations. We answer back a question on the sound quality of an interview live in the outdoors. We also talk to J. D. with Leave No Trace on spring camping and how to lighten your impact when you head out this season.

Trail Master Outdoors Radio Podcast for April 4, 2009

From talking with Huntin with the Judge, Julie Mogenis, to spring fishing and fly fishing tips, this is one action packed outdoors show. We're headed to New Zealand where the Trail Master just took the pending new free range Red Stag in the Southern Pacific with Southern Alps Safaris.

Utah Outdoors Radio - On the Trail with Trail Master Outdoors - Tundra Swans

I went out Friday evening with Phil Douglas, the Northern Region Wildlife Outreach Coordinator, to the Harold Crane WMA area in Northern Utah and recorded a great segment for this weeks show on the migration of the Tundra Swans and what an experience we had. The song of the Tundra Swans is one if you have never heard, you need to get out now and see these magnificent birds. With an estimated almost 60,000 birds coming back to Utah due to the habit restoration efforts of many associations, the Utah Division of Wildlife and many hours of hard work after the devastation of their habitat during the floods during the 1980's of the Great Salt Lake. Those floods literally wiped out much of the habitat in the Great Salt Lake Eco-System, which had taken a serious affect of the numbers of swans we have had coming into Utah for many years, but due to the above mention efforts, the swans are back and almost even better then they have ever been. I invite you to join us and listen in on this great interview and get out to the many different locations along the Great Salt Lake marshes to enjoy these fantastic creatures.

Tune in now! The Swan Songs of the Tundra Swans!

Utah Outdoors Radio - On the Trail with Trail Master Outdoors - Hunting Dog Clubs

On the Trail with Trail Master Outdoors podcast on Hunting Dog Clubs in Utah. I recently interviewed Josh McPherson and Scott Davis on the many great opportunities for hunting dog owners to get out and do some field trials in Utah as well as the opening weekend of the Utah Pheasant hunt. If you own a hunting dog or have ever wanted to learn how to get involved with Field Trials in Utah, tune into this weeks podcast for tips and information on how to take your hunting dog to the next level and get active in one of the clubs here locally.

Scott also has a great new Bird Launcher he is retailing that you have to see to believe! Learn more about Scott's bird launchers at TreadsandTracks.com

Utah Outdoors Radio - On the Trail with Trail Master Outdoors - All Access Recreation

We recently went out on a ride with Ricky from All Access Recreation on an ATV ride up American Fork Canyon. Join in for the podcast fun! Utah Outdoors Radio Interview with All Access Recreation

Yellowstone in the Fall

View the photo gallery from West Yellowstone or our slide show.

What a wonderful piece of this country to enjoy this time of the year! Yellowstone National Park is no farther than driving to Lake Powell in Utah, but what a change in scenery and a wonderful place to visit anytime of the year, but fall is one of the best times to miss the crowds, see the animals and just escape from everyday life we have just over 5 hours drive from Salt Lake City.

We are staying at the Three Bear Lodge in West Yellowstone thanks to Clyde Seely, owner of Three Bear Lodge and pioneer of setting up the industry of snowmobiling here in West Yellowstone. Clyde is much of the reason I feel West Yellowstone is and stays a full service year round destination for all that wish to enjoy the awesome beauty the Park has to offer.

The Three Bear Lodge is one of several of Clyde Seely's ventures here in West Yellowstone. Clyde and his wife Linda started managing the Lodge and Restaurant in 1964 and have made many renovations since it's humble beginning back in the 1930's when it was just a small gas station with 12 small cabins that rented for $4.00 per night. It is a great place that is centrally located and within walking distance of just about every attraction West Yellowstone has to offer.

Yellowstone is full of discoveries. Archaeologists have found evidence of human use of the area as far back as 11,000 years ago. We know that groups of natives have lived in, hunted, fished, gathered plants, collected minerals and held ceremonies for thousands of years.

With each season, the face of Yellowstone National Park changes. Each season brings many different opportunities to recreate within the background of spectacular nature and all it has to offer. From the multitude of animals that call this place home to the many geological wonders around every bend, if you have only been to Yellowstone once season, you have many adventures awaiting you.

Fall brings out many of the not so easily or often seen animals such as the many elk that call the Park home. The Elk are in full rut, the deer have lost their velvet and are looking to fatten up for the long winter so are often out and visible. And temperatures are just right if you are dressed right.

Today, we spent the day making the smaller of the loop drives around the Park. Our morning started out within a few minutes of entering the gates of West Yellowstone with a herd of elk just off to the side of the road. What an incredible experience is was to be so close to these animals that show no fear of man and allow you plenty of time to grab your camera and get some good pictures.

If you're heading up to Yellowstone, make sure to stop at See Yellowstone's web site for more information!

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