Tennessee WildCast

This episode features Phillip Culpepper from Hunt Club TV sharing scouting secrets and hunting stories to help listeners prepare for the upcoming deer and turkey seasons.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast discusses blending music with outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, featuring guest Josh Eisenberg who is both an outdoorsman and audio engineer.

This episode features an interview with Jim Shoup, who shares his passion for hunting and fishing, including stories from his trophy room and experiences in passing on outdoor traditions.

This episode discusses the upcoming deadline for Tennessee's wildlife conservation raffle, featuring an interview with the executive director of the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation to promote participation and support for outdoor conservation efforts.

This episode explores the sport of falconry with wildlife program manager Vincent Pontello, offering insights into this unique bird hunting tradition.

This episode features an interview with Clayton Penner, a 13-year-old record-setting hunter and cancer survivor, discussing his hunting achievements and stories in Tennessee.

This episode features Tennessee game wardens discussing a closed poaching case involving over 50 deer and a lifetime hunting ban.

This episode previews the upcoming 2025-26 hunting season in Tennessee, discusses potential changes post-commission meeting, and highlights a fishing giveaway from sponsor GSM Outdoors.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features an interview with Assistant Chief of Fisheries Travis Scott discussing exciting developments and record-breaking news in crappie fishing in Tennessee.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features an interview with Fred and Rhonda Moody at the Feather to Fork event at Sawbriar, discussing their roles in wildlife conservation and the outdoor community.

This episode discusses the reopening of Herb Parsons Lake in Tennessee with major upgrades for anglers, featuring interviews with fisheries officials about the improvements and their impact on outdoor enthusiasts.

This episode features Tennessee football legends Phillip Fulmer and Carl Johnson discussing their friendship, football careers, and shared passion for hunting and outdoor activities.

This episode announces the exciting reintroduction of the red cockaded woodpecker in Tennessee through partnerships with U.S.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features an interview with Jason Cruz, a content producer for the outdoors, discussing his work with Mossberg and Wild and Kingdom, along with updates on hunting and fishing in Tennessee.

This episode introduces Tennessee's Wildlife Action Plan, highlighting its importance for conservation efforts involving species like bats and mussels across habitats such as caves and rivers.

This episode discusses the walleye boom in Tennessee, including hatchery production increases and fisheries management insights.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features hosts Jason Harmon and Don King, along with guest Crispin Piley from GSM Outdoors, focusing on crappie fishing and giveaways.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features an interview about the Tennessee Angler Recognition Program and record-breaking fishing achievements in Tennessee.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features a discussion about outdoors knives and hunting secrets, including a giveaway and insights from GSM Outdoors.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast focuses on walleye fishing in Tennessee during the cold season, featuring host Jason Harmon, co-host Mimi Barnes, and fisheries expert Mike Jolly.

This episode features an interview with Nicole Carter, who shares her family's heartbreaking story of a preventable boating tragedy involving a personal watercraft collision that claimed the lives of her husband and daughter, aiming to warn listeners about the dangers of boating under the influence.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features a discussion on Dutch oven cooking with wildlife experts at Warriors Path State Park, highlighting outdoor activities in Tennessee.

This episode recaps Tennessee's deer season and previews the upcoming turkey season with expert guests from the state's wildlife agency.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features a discussion on fishing and hunting, includes a giveaway from GSM Outdoors, and highlights radio partnerships.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features hosts and guests discussing biodiversity in Tennessee, including an upcoming Biodiversity Summit and various outdoor activities like hunting and fishing.

This episode features an interview with the Heider family about their experience on Bridgestone Firestone's first quail hunt, exploring family hunting traditions and outdoor activities in Tennessee.

This episode features an interview with Keith Bean from GSM Outdoors discussing archery products, bowhunting hacks, and a product giveaway.

This episode features an interview with turkey hunting expert Philip Culpepper discussing strategies and preparations for the upcoming spring turkey season.

This episode features an interview with Ben Martin, founder of the HuntRegs app, discussing hunting and fishing regulations, particularly in Tennessee, and the app's features for outdoor enthusiasts.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast discusses Cold Steel knives, GSM Outdoors sponsorship, and radio/TV partnerships while promoting outdoor activities in Tennessee.

This episode features an interview with women champions in dog field trials, discussing their historic qualifications for the national championship and promoting female participation in the sport.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features Keith Beam from GSM Outdoors discussing SOG knives and offering a giveaway, while also promoting the show's radio partnerships and outdoor content.

This episode features singer-songwriter Leslie Satcher discussing her music career and outdoor interests like fishing, blending country music with outdoor lifestyle topics.

This episode discusses wild turkeys in Tennessee, their habitat and conservation efforts, and features guests connected to the National Wild Turkey Federation's 50th convention.

This episode features an interview with wildlife experts Dan and Janelle discussing bear history, recolonization, and human-bear conflict in Tennessee.

This episode discusses hemorrhagic disease affecting deer in Tennessee and provides important information for hunters ahead of the upcoming deer season.

This episode features an interview with the director and a student from York Institute about their outdoor education program called Feather to Fork, focusing on hands-on learning in hunting, fishing, and wildlife activities.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast focuses on promoting outdoor activities like hunting and fishing through R3 (recruitment, retention, and reactivation) initiatives in Tennessee.

This episode features an interview with a Tennessee wildlife officer discussing a wildlife crime case called 'The Prison Poacher' and his role in protecting hunting and fishing resources.

This episode celebrates Daryl 'Bones' Burned's 40-year career and lifetime achievement award in fisheries with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency.

This episode features an interview with retiring Assistant Chief of Wildlife Wally Akins, reflecting on his career and sharing hunting stories about deer, small game, and bird dogs.

This episode celebrates 25 years of elk reintroduction in Tennessee and highlights a special youth elk hunt that took place this year.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features hosts Jason Harmon and Don King on location at Flintville Hatchery discussing winter trout stockings, including the upcoming release of 75,000 rainbow trout, and exploring the hatchery's operations.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast focuses on dove hunting tips, tricks, and youth adventures, while also promoting radio partnerships and wildlife conservation raffles.

This episode covers the National Wildlife Habitat Education Program competition at the Clyde York 4-H Center in Crossville, Tennessee, highlighting its role in shaping future conservationists through outdoor education.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast focuses on fishing and boating education in Tennessee, featuring an interview with boating and fishing education coordinator David Lowery to discuss safety and fun on the water.

This episode features interviews with four land managers across Tennessee discussing habitat management practices for game and non-game species and the importance of public land hunting opportunities.

This episode of Tennessee Wildcast features an interview with Stan Wendt, president of the National Championship Field Trial Association, discussing the history and operations of field trials and dog trials at the 126th National Championship held at Ames Plantation.

This episode features hunting experts Catman Outdoors and Adrian Wilson discussing secrets and preparation tips for hunting large bucks during the fall deer season.

Host Jason Harmon interviews Matt Backus, director of the Ames Ag Research and Education Center, exploring the property's 13,000-acre history, from its origins as a winter retreat to current activities like agricultural research, field trials, and archaeological digs.

This episode of Tennessee WildCast focuses on spring fishing and turkey season regulations, featuring special guests and outdoor tips.

This episode discusses warm water fish stocking and fishing with the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency's fisheries crew.

This episode of Tennessee WildCast features a musical artist and explores the difference between fiddles and violins.

This episode covers the Smallmouth King Bass Tournament on the Little Pigeon River, featuring interviews with tournament organizers and a fishing guide.

This episode of Tennessee WildCast features a discussion about mushrooms with a forester from North Cumberland Wildlife Management Area.

This episode previews the upcoming turkey season and features representatives from GSM Outdoors discussing products and giving away gear.

This episode of Tennessee WildCast features an interview with the Eagle Bend Hatchery manager about hatchery operations and outdoor activities.

This episode covers current events in Tennessee wildlife management, including the new combined hunting and fishing guide and the 2024 WMA quota hunt application period.

A podcast celebrating 75 years of Tennessee wildlife conservation, featuring stories from retired officers about the history of hunting and fishing in the state.

The episode features a guest musician who discusses his hunting and fishing season, including fly fishing and deer hunting with a tree saddle.

Silver carp can jump into boats, damage equipment, injure people, and create risks for Tennessee's roughly $5 billion boating industry.

Janet Ivey explains why ordinary sunglasses cannot protect eyes during the August 21, 2017 eclipse.

Gary Mason says side-imaging technology can reveal thousands of bluegill beds that anglers previously found only by experience.