Bass Pro Shops Outdoor World Podcast

A Weekly Podcast About Hunting, Fishing and Wildlife Conservation

Host Rob Keck, Bass Pro Shops’ Director of Conservation. Listeners can expect tips, news and opinion from outdoor celebrities, lawmakers, outdoor industry legends, hunting and fishing professionals and a host of live shows from Safari Club International, Shot Shows, ICAST and many outdoor associations and foundations.

Catch new podcast episodes every Saturday at 9:00 A.M. Central Time.

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January 21, 2017
Head to the Archery Trade Association's trade show in Indianapolis, Indiana, with two leaders of the archery industry; President and CEO of the Archery Trade Association, Jay McAninch, and ATA's Director of Government Relations, Dan Forster. They'll be talking bows and arrows, changes and trends in the archery industry, the increase in popularity of crossbows and bowfishing, and much more.
January 14, 2017
Hear from three guests who will focus their attention on international hunting and conservation, including Ben Carter, Executive Director of the Dallas Safari Club, Ivan Carter, TV host of “Carter’s War" on the Outdoor Channel and an authority on dangerous game hunting in Africa, and finally, Larry Weishuhn, a respected wildlife biologist known as "Mr. Whitetail". They'll discuss the future of big game in Africa, the impact of the recent U.S. election on hunting, and much more.
January 7, 2017
We're broadcasting live from the Dallas Safari Club's Convention and Expo in Dallas, Texas; one of the biggest outdoor and sporting shows in the nation, drawing a crowd of more than 40,000 people. Hear from three guests who will focus their attention on international hunting and conservation, including Ben Carter, Executive Director of the Dallas Safari Club, Ivan Carter, TV host of “Carter’s War" on the Outdoor Channel and an authority on dangerous game hunting in Africa, and finally, Larry Weishuhn, a respected wildlife biologist known as "Mr. Whitetail".