Coyotes love-hate relationship with people is often misunderstood so we take a somewhat in-depth look at the biology and behavior of these wonderful predators.
Daryl and Steph discuss a couple of high mountain adventures with ghosts and goats.
Noooo... we are not talking about Cape buffalo, were not even talking about the Buffalo Bills (sadly), we are talking about the American bison.
Wild pigs, feral hogs, Russian boars... Whatever you wanna call them... they’re awful for our ecosystem.
From totally misguided news reporters to big “ash” cats. We cover those honking big predators. Heck we even talk about Hank the Tank.
Stephanne and Daryl take you into a deep dive on Sandhill cranes. They are beautiful and wonderful birds in more ways than one.
We’re back, although a little rusty for 2022. We get things kicked off until Stephanne’s dog decides to take center stage but needless to say... we’re glad to be back!
Lots of people head to the Smoky Mountains and some of them actually get out of their car and hit the trails. If you want to be one of those people, listen to Meg who is a seasoned hiker in GSMNP.
Everyone knows that there’s bear country but few people know about “human country.” If you truly love bears it’s best to teach them to keep out of human country.
Grizzly 399... she’s popular, she’s beautiful, and she is a handful. Find out what it takes, and doesn’t take, to keep 399 alive and thriving.
Find out how climate change is really messing us up.
In this episode Daryl and Stephanne talk about some human activities that truly are reshaping the world… and not for the better!
Stephanne and Daryl take a deep dive into what is by far the most impactful species on earth and no, it is not coyotes.
Fresh from her recent trip to Disney World Stephanne grills Daryl on the good and bad of wildlife rehabilitation.
All you need to know about American and Honey... badgers that is!
There is a lot of misinformation out there about black bear hibernation. Yes, they hibernate they just do it a little bit differently… Yes, even in the Smokies!
When does educational television become uneducational? When they flat out lie for ratings!
What’s the difference between a turtle, a tortoise, and a terrapin? If you don’t know, find out here!
You guessed it… We’re talking about skunks. Anyway, we hope none of our episodes are really that stinky.
Everyone knows that wild possums eat loads of ticks correct? Think again! This podcast teaches you to be mindful of “laboratory” studies.