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    major league fishing

    Explore "major league fishing" with insightful episodes like "Jacob Powroznik and Luke Clausen", "Andy Morgan and Casey Ashley", "Randall Tharp and Terry Scroggins", "Gone Fishing" and "Excuses, taking credit..." from podcasts like ""MLF No Limits", "MLF No Limits", "MLF No Limits", "Three Rivers Land Trust Campfire Conversations" and "Three Rivers Land Trust Campfire Conversations"" and more!

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    Gone Fishing

    Gone Fishing

    In this episode, we talk about litter. Items that tend to make their way into our natural areas where they don't belong. What one local chapter of the Land Trust is doing about it. Fish hooks in the face, it happens more often than you might think. Major League Fishing, a national #1 ranking television show visits our waterways and highlights our conservation work. Jug fishing, the right way and the not quite as right way. Fishing with family. Everyone on the planet fishes at some point. Sam may have long lasting disease effects from a glass bottle injury on a shark fishing excursion...Or maybe from the bloody leatherman he used to remove a fish hook from his neck... Fishing is the cheapest form of entertainment, but could be the most dangerous if you fish with Sam.

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    Excuses, taking credit...

    Excuses, taking credit...

    Travis joins the show for an update on all the exciting happenings in the Land trust world. We talk about the upcoming events, partnering with other conservation groups, the ALCOA project, and the number one show on the outdoor channel. Travis talks about the National and international recognition of the Land Trust. Sam is dipping his feet into the world of poultry farming. Cody believes littering is a capitol offense. Most preferred beer of litter bugs. Eagle scout projects.

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    The Big Kahuna

    The Big Kahuna

    Executive Director Travis Morehead joins Sam and Cody to discuss Three Rivers Land Trust mission and how the mission is accomplished. Why are events crucial to land, water, and wildlife conservation for a non-profit and what events does Three Rivers offer. Travis answers questions about the history of Three Rivers Land Trust, and details how the land trust works to gain membership support. What happened in 2018? Becoming recognized within a region and nationally. Initiating support and mission alignment with other NGO's. What else has Three Rivers done to benefit the public citizen? Best time to find a shed antler? How can you save massive amounts of money on chap-stick? 

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