Love your show and the content. I am just noticing that your last few shows. The audio is faint for both you and the person you are interviewing. Just a friendly reminder. Keep up the good content

Our favorite way to unwind in an evening is listen to the mellow gold of Bird Camp. Great variety of content. Interesting guests, stories that hit us all. Recipes we enjoy trying out! Reminiscent of evening radio shows, it gives us the room to visualize from voice alone.

Love the podcast!

I really enjoy this podcast when I have the patience to subject myself to a bunch of random noises and uneven volume levels. Valuable information isn’t valuable if you can’t hear it or it comes through as nails on a chalkboard. The recent round table is the perfect example. I WANTED to listen to it but I couldn’t get through a quarter of it. Not asking for top level anything but if you don’t even consider the background noise when recording then that immediately tells us you don’t care about our listening experience.

Some great bird hunters with a lot of common interests. Anytime I’m able to get some free knowledge from other bird hunters and dog handlers it really is a joy. It is so informative and helpful especially because us bird hunters are kind of on our own out in the woods. It’s great to hear about not only the ethics and conservation that we bring but also just the top level of respect for not only the dogs and land management practices but first and foremost healthy populations of our partridge. Thank you guys and just want to remind people that from salmon to grouse, Michigan is actually really cool!

I enjoy this podcast and always like when Dennis is on, but please let Dennis talk !

Good info

Joe does a great job bringing in a wide variety of folks to talk all things bird hunting.

Wonderful podcast! Very informative and great guests

Awesome podcast. Talk everything you need to know about bird hunting in Michigan. From bird dog training. To the best areas to find birds.

Started listening to you podcast. I have yet to find my first grouse, err partridge . At this point, not sure if they exist. I keep listening, and keep looking for the king of game birds.