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Report 21 - The State Game and Fish has always maintained an open door policy. Greg gives us some info on where and how to reach them. He also gives some more info on their website and app. Report 22 - With the abundance of wild game harvesting opportunities in ND, it's easy to fill up the freezer. Greg gives us some tips on taking care of this game after harvest. He also talks about vacuum sealing and freezing in water. Report 23 - Sitting in for Greg is Max 9th grader, Regan Albert and her dad Trent. We talk to Regan about the Wyoming hunting trip she won, how the competition goes down, and how much she enjoys it. We also talk to Regan's dad about how much he appreciates this sport being in schools now and how happy he is for his daughter to have this opportunity. Report 24 - Sitting in for Greg is Garrison public school students, Paisley Beyer, Izzy Baker, and Zoe Baker. We talk to Paisley about what she likes about archery and how much fun it is, as she was an award winner over the weekend. We also talk to sisters Izzy and Zoe Baker. Izzy tells us about what she enjoys about the sport and Zoe tells us about the awards she won at the state tournament. |
Report 25 - Sitting in for Greg is Coach Corey Bittner from Garrison public schools. Archery in the schools is red hot right now, as numbers are soaring and good coaches help make it all happen. Garrison archery coach Corey Bittner tells us about the growth he's seen and the future of the sport. Report 26 - Sitting in for Greg is Luke Baker, whose daughters are archery competitors for Garrison. Archery and youth are creating quite the synergy in North Dakota. The sport in schools across the state continues to skyrocket in numbers. Luke Baker tells us how his daughters got interested and love the sport. He also tells us why he thinks it's so popular and has a bright future. Being a bow hunter himself, he comments on the key to getting better. Report 27 - With migration upon us, NDSGF is asking all of us to keep an eye open for one of the state's rarest birds. The Whooping Crane. Greg also discusses how to identify this bird. Report 28 - There are a lot of issues with the outdoors, hence our weekly series! We tell listeners this week that their voice can be heard in numerous ways, including advisory board meetings going on across the state soon. Greg gives us a schedule. |
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