Higher Calling Wildlife is the inspirational voice of wildlife conservation. This program digs deep into the issues affecting most treasured natural resources.
A dire wolf has been brought back through modern genetic science — and I sat down with Matt James of Colossal Bioscience to learn more.
In this in-depth interview, we discuss dire wolf cloning, de-extinction science, CRISPR gene editing, ancient DNA recovery, conservation biotechnology, and what this breakthrough could mean for endangered species, ecosystem restoration, and the future of wildlife management. Is this true de-extinction?
And how does this tie in to the "ghost wolves" of Galveston Island, Texas?
Could extinct animals like the woolly mammoth or saber-toothed cat be next? What are the ethical concerns around cloning predators? And how does this impact ongoing wolf conservation efforts in North America?
In this episode we profile Dana Dkyema, most of the Women Hunt podcast of the Wild Sheep Foundation.
She talks about the program, her entry into the hunter-conservationist movement and the scientific management of wildlife resources to attain sustainable use.
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Jessica Harvey of the Guy Harvey Foundation joins us for a powerful conversation about ocean conservation, sustainability, and the role art plays in inspiring environmental awareness. She shares the foundation’s mission to protect marine ecosystems, why storytelling and creativity are essential tools for change, and how individuals and communities can help preserve the beauty of our oceans for future generations.
In this episode, we explore the connection between art and advocacy, the growing urgency around ocean protection, and the emotional impact the sea has on people around the world. Whether you're passionate about marine life, conservation, sustainability, or creative activism, this conversation offers insight, inspiration, and hope.
Connect with the Foundation's free educational resources here.
Ben Novak of Revive & Restore joins the program for a fascinating conversation about cloning, conservation biotechnology, and the future of de-extinction. As lead scientist at the Revive & Restore, Ben discusses how cutting-edge genetic science is being used to protect endangered species, restore lost biodiversity, and potentially bring extinct animals back from the brink.
Could we really see the return of the thylacine — better known as the Tasmanian tiger — within our lifetime? Ben explains the science behind de-extinction, the ethical debates surrounding cloning, and why many conservationists believe these technologies could become essential tools in fighting biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse.
The conversation also explores Revive & Restore’s groundbreaking work with cloning endangered animals, genetic rescue programs, and how advances in biotechnology are reshaping the future of wildlife conservation. From mammoths to passenger pigeons to the thylacine, this episode dives into one of the most controversial and exciting frontiers in modern science.
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Pete Coppolillo of Working Dogs for Conservation joins the program to discuss how highly trained detection dogs are becoming one of the most effective tools in modern wildlife conservation. From tracking endangered species to detecting invasive plants and helping stop wildlife trafficking, these remarkable dogs are transforming the fight to protect ecosystems around the world.
In this episode, Pete explains how conservation dogs are trained to locate everything from animal scat and invasive species to illegal wildlife products and environmental contaminants. The conversation explores the growing role dogs play in combating wildlife crime, supporting scientific research, and helping conservation teams gather critical ecological data in places humans alone could never effectively search.
We also dive into the broader mission of Working Dogs for Conservation and how the bond between humans and dogs is being used in innovative ways to preserve biodiversity and protect vulnerable species. Whether it's anti-poaching operations, endangered species monitoring, or invasive exotic detection, these canine conservation teams are proving to be invaluable allies for wildlife and the environment.
Learn more about Working Dogs for Conservation and their global conservation efforts here:
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Wildlife journalist and investigator Chester Moore dives into the remarkable story of a black bear discovered in one of the most unexpected regions of Texas — a bear with no tag, no tracking collar, and no known history. Years after first uncovering the mystery, Chester revisits the investigation into how this animal could have appeared so far outside the areas where black bears are typically documented.
In this episode, we explore the possible route the bear may have traveled across Texas, mapping out the enormous distances and habitat corridors it would have needed to survive the journey. But another fascinating question emerged during the investigation: was this bear truly a lone wanderer, or could there have been a hidden population of black bears quietly existing in the region all along?
The conversation examines wildlife migration, habitat recovery, cryptic animal populations, and the growing return of black bears to parts of Texas where they were once believed to be absent. Through field investigation, conservation insight, and firsthand reporting, this episode uncovers one of the most intriguing wildlife mysteries in the state.
Dr. Cynthia Wigren, co-founder of the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy, joins the program to discuss her journey into shark conservation and the groundbreaking work the organization is doing on Cape Cod and beyond. From public education and scientific research to white shark tracking and ocean ecosystem awareness, Dr. Wigren shares how the Conservancy has become one of the leading voices in shark conservation.
In this episode, we explore the growing understanding of great white sharks along the Atlantic coast, the importance of protecting apex predators in marine ecosystems, and how science and public outreach are helping reshape perceptions of sharks worldwide. Dr. Wigren also discusses the organization’s partnership with researchers, advancements in shark tracking technology, and the role Cape Cod has played in one of the most significant marine wildlife stories in North America.
The conversation dives into the balance between conservation, public safety, and education while highlighting why healthy shark populations are critical to the future of our oceans. Whether you’re fascinated by marine biology, ocean conservation, or the mysteries of great white sharks, this episode offers an insightful look into one of the ocean’s most misunderstood animals.
Learn more about the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy and their research, education, and conservation efforts here:
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Dr. Kesley Banks of the Harte Research Institute joins the program to discuss one of the ocean’s most remarkable predators — the mako shark, widely considered the fastest shark in the sea. Through cutting-edge tagging technology and marine research, Dr. Banks shares new insights into the movements, behavior, and hidden lives of these powerful apex predators.
In this episode, we explore how shark tagging is helping scientists unlock long-standing mysteries surrounding mako migration, feeding habits, habitat use, and interactions within the marine ecosystem. Dr. Banks explains how researchers track sharks across vast stretches of ocean and why understanding these movements is critical for conservation and fisheries management.
The conversation also dives into the importance of protecting highly migratory shark species, the challenges facing shark populations worldwide, and how advances in marine science are reshaping what we know about life beneath the surface. From incredible burst speeds to mysterious deep-water behavior, this episode offers a fascinating look at one of the ocean’s most iconic and elusive sharks.
Wild turkeys have long fascinated outdoorsman and wildlife journalist Chester Moore, whose passion for the species began in childhood. In this episode, he sits down with Dr. Brett Collier of Louisiana State University to discuss groundbreaking research into wild turkey behavior, habitat use, and conservation challenges facing the species today.
Dr. Collier shares how cutting-edge tracking technology and field research are helping scientists better understand turkey movement, nesting success, survival rates, and the environmental factors impacting populations across the South and beyond. The conversation explores the complex relationship between habitat quality, land management practices, predators, and the long-term health of wild turkey populations.
Chester and Dr. Collier also dive into why wild turkeys remain one of North America’s most fascinating game birds and what hunters, conservationists, and landowners can do to help ensure the species thrives for future generations. From habitat restoration to emerging research discoveries, this episode offers a detailed look at one of America’s greatest conservation success stories — and the work still needed to protect it.
Early in his career, wildlife journalist Chester Moore wrote about the possibility that hybridization between different trout species could one day create a kind of “super seatrout” — a powerful gamefish combining unique traits from multiple species. What began as speculation eventually turned into a surprising investigation that uncovered evidence the phenomenon may have already happened — and that almost no one outside a small circle of researchers and anglers even knew about it.
In this episode, Chester dives into the fascinating story behind hybrid seatrout, exploring how environmental conditions, overlapping habitats, and natural breeding behavior may have produced unusual fish with unexpected characteristics. The conversation examines the science of hybridization, what these fish could mean for fisheries and conservation, and why the topic has remained largely under the radar despite its implications for marine ecosystems and sportfishing.
The episode also explores broader questions about evolving fish populations, changing coastal environments, and how modern science continues to reveal mysteries hidden beneath the surface of America’s bays and estuaries. Part investigative wildlife story and part scientific mystery, this is a fascinating look into a little-known chapter of marine biology and coastal conservation.
Iconic marine artist, scientist, and conservationist Guy Harvey joins the program alongside Crystal O’Hear of Discovery Cove to discuss the important role marine parks play in connecting people to the ocean and inspiring the next generation of conservationists. Through firsthand animal encounters, education programs, and immersive experiences, marine parks can serve as powerful touch points that foster appreciation for marine life and the need to protect it.
In this episode, Dr. Harvey shares insights from decades of ocean exploration, marine research, and conservation advocacy, while Crystal O’Hear explains how experiences at Discovery Cove help guests develop a deeper understanding of marine ecosystems and the challenges facing ocean wildlife today. The conversation explores how public interaction with marine animals can inspire long-term stewardship and why education remains one of the most important tools in protecting the future of the oceans.
The discussion also dives into the balance between conservation, research, tourism, and public outreach, highlighting how responsible marine experiences can support broader efforts to protect sharks, coral reefs, sportfish, and marine biodiversity worldwide. From art and storytelling to direct wildlife experiences, this episode examines the many ways people can become emotionally connected to ocean conservation.
Learn more about the work of the Guy Harvey Foundation and Discovery Cove.
Kevin Hurley of the Wild Sheep Foundation joins the program to discuss the organization’s extraordinary efforts to conserve and restore wild sheep populations across North America and Central Asia. From bighorn sheep in the Rocky Mountains to remote mountain ranges halfway around the world, the Wild Sheep Foundation has become one of the leading forces in protecting some of the planet’s most iconic mountain wildlife.
In this episode, Kevin shares the conservation success stories, scientific research, and habitat restoration initiatives that are helping wild sheep populations recover in areas where they once faced severe decline. The conversation explores the major challenges confronting wild sheep today, including disease transmission, habitat fragmentation, predation pressures, and the impacts of changing landscapes.
We also dive into the global importance of wild sheep conservation, the role hunters and conservation organizations have played in funding wildlife restoration, and the incredible efforts required to manage and protect animals that inhabit some of the harshest and most remote environments on Earth. Whether discussing desert bighorns, Dall sheep, or the legendary Marco Polo sheep of Central Asia, this episode highlights the passion and dedication behind one of the great wildlife conservation movements of modern times.
Learn more about the Wild Sheep Foundation and their conservation work here:
Wild Sheep Foundation Official Website
Did you know Texas may once have been home to a native trout species? Chris Johnson of Living Waters Fly Fishing joins the program to discuss fascinating research suggesting Rio Grande cutthroat trout may have historically existed in parts of Texas — a surprising discovery that could reshape the way anglers and conservationists view the state’s freshwater history.
In this episode, Chris explores the science and historical evidence behind the Rio Grande cutthroat trout connection, along with the importance of protecting fragile spring-fed streams and river systems throughout the Texas Hill Country. The conversation dives into watershed health, habitat restoration, native fish conservation, and the growing challenges facing cold-water ecosystems in a rapidly developing state.
Chris also shares insights into fly fishing culture, stream stewardship, and how anglers can play a direct role in conserving the waterways and species they love. From crystal-clear Hill Country creeks to forgotten chapters of Texas natural history, this episode offers a fascinating look at conservation, fisheries science, and the hidden biodiversity of the Lone Star State.
Learn more about Living Waters Fly Fishing here:
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Chester Moore interviews Kendrick Chittock with the Rocky Mountain Goat Alliance, an organization soley focused on the beautiful, majestic goats of the high country.
Learn about the group's mission, conservation success and how to get involved.
Learn more at www.goatalliance.org.
In this episode of Higher Calling Wildlife, we dive into the exciting collaboration between renowned marine artist and conservationist Dr. Guy Harvey and Orlando's all-inclusive resort, Discovery Cove. Celebrating National Dolphin Day, they're offering an incredible giveaway that combines marine adventure with ocean conservation.
Join us as we explore the details of this exclusive sweepstakes, where one lucky family of four will win:
Beyond the giveaway, we discuss how this partnership supports marine conservation efforts through the Guy Harvey Foundation and Discovery Cove's unique in-park experiences like the Shark Snorkel and Shark Interaction programs .
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how art, adventure, and conservation come together in this remarkable initiative.
For more information go to www.discoverycove.com
Take a deep dive on mako shark research with Dr. Kesley Banks of the Center for Sportfish Science and Conservation at the Harte Research Institute in Corpus Christi, TX.
Learn about these fascinating sharks that a still quite mysterious, especially in Gulf waters where little research has been done on them.
Learn about the following:
*A 13-foot mako tagged in Texas
*How quickly two tagged male makos make it across the Gulf
*Why makos have such unique teeth
*The identity of the mako's closest relatives
*The mysterious of makos showing up in the surf & much more
Join host Chester Moore as he talks great white shark conservation and the inspiration behind the impactful Atlantic White Shark Conservancy with co-founder & CEO Cynthia Wigren.
Connect with the Atlantic White Shark Conservancy at www.atlanticwhiteshark.org.
Download the Sharktivity app to keep up with their hundreds of tagged great white sharks.
We interview Kevin Hurley of The Wild Sheep Foundation about the impact of the organization's grant-in-aid program and the restoration of desert bighorn sheep into the Franklin Mountains after 100 plus year absence.
In our Stop Poaching In Its Tracks segment we talk about Operation Game Thief and our Wildlife Sounds segment brought to you by Track of the Grizzly Guide Service gives you a chance to win cool decals.
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The most dangerous thing in the woods isn’t rattlesnakes, bears or wild boars. It’s people.
Increasingly outdoors lovers are coming into contact with criminal elements and even human predators everywhere from suburban green spaces to our national forests.
We shouldn’t enter these areas afraid but we should be aware of potential threats and how to avoid them.
When parking in remote areas, always park with the vehicle facing the direction you would need to retreat. If 80s slasher moves taught us anything it’s that trying to back up and leave a dangerous scene, can end badly.
Carry a remote transponder that can send a distress signal to rescue units if you get a hurt or need help.
Be cautious of strangers approaching YOU for help. If the situation is unclear, offer to go back and call emergency officials.
And finally, go with your gut. If you feel uneasy about a location, don't go there. There are plenty of other options out there.
The outdoors is a place of peace and tranquility but sometimes the outdoors experience goes dark. Keep these tips in mind and always be aware of your surroundings.
Chester Moore continues his conversation with Tim Fallon of the FTW Ranch about his cutting-edge Asian wildlife breeding program and the role of hunter-conservationists in helping wildlife globally.
Chester Moore talks with Tim Fallon of the FTW Ranch about his cutting-edge breeding program for Asian mountain ungulates such as the markhor.
Higher Calling Wildlife host was 10 years old when he and his mother visited an exhibit of a bigfoot body at the South Texas State Fair in Beaumont, TX in 1984. He has vivid memories of the display and would like to connect with the people who either created the body. Then again, maybe it was the real thing.
Texas has a native elk population in the Trans Pecos region and most people are not aware of it. There are also however two other small pockets of elk in the state.
People are reporting seeing wild-looking cats throughout America that don't match with native wildlife. Chester Moore shows that many of these are what can be considered exotic or "designer" cats.
Did you know there are multiple feral monkey populations in America? Did you know there have been many reports of orangutan-like animals in Florida and other locations? Could these be linked to the Bigfoot phenomenon? Check out this wild episode of Higher Calling Wildlife.
in part two of our discussion with Working Dogs For Conservation, we talk about how canines can be used even to sniff out non-indigenous trout underwater in streams.
Chester Moore interviews Pete Coppolillo from Working Dogs For Conservation about the group's amazing work using dogs for wildlife conservation efforts.
In the final installment of our five-part series, we talk about the future of feral hogs in Texas and beyond.
A great white shark tagged by Capt. Chip Michalove of Outcast Sport Fishing Charters for the Atlantic White Shark Conservatory just showed up 200 yards off the beach at South Padre Island, TX.
Chester Moore lays out how javelina have been wiped out of nearly half of their Texas range in less than 100 years and ask an expert if hog toxicants will have an impact on them.
An unsettling case of deer poaching is suburban areas involves a man setting up an account as a female nature photographer and targeting deer in suburban areas. This is one of the most shocking poaching cases on record and it shows the great work done by law enforcement officials from the New York Department of Environmental Conservation.
A Montana man has been charged with trafficking and conspiracy under federal law for cloning a Marco Polo sheep as well as breeding and selling its offspring and DNA across several states.
Marco Polo sheep inhabit Central Asia's Pamir Mountains in nations such as Mongolia, Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan and can only be imported as trophies with strict permitting.
Here the interesting facts of this case that could have far-reaching impacts on wildlife law.
Is poisoning feral hogs the only way to control them? We talk with an expert on the issue from Texas Agrilife and ask the tough questions.
Join Chester Moore as he takes a deep-dive into the speckled trout fishery along the Gulf Coast. Learn about the current regulation changes and hear the research conducted to show how trophy fish have declined in most areas. Get a deeper look at the trout fishery here.
Chester Moore talks with Dr. Jack Mayer about a fatal hog attack that occurred in Anahuac, TX in part 2 of a five-part series.
In part 1 of a five part series on feral hogs, host Chester Moore talks with acclaimed hog expert Dr. Jack Mayer about a monstrous hog caught by dog hunters and asks the question, "How long does it take domestic hogs to go wild?"
Hear the amazing story of a black bear that was photographed near Bay City, TX which is hundreds of miles from their known modern range.
Where did this bear come from? Listen as Chester details its potential epic journeys.
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Join host Chester Moore as he talks with longtime friend and rock and roll hunting legend Ted Nugent about the legacy of "Fred Bear" the song and the man behind it.
Learn how this archery trailblazer inspired Nugent and legions of other hunters and how the song that celebrates him resonates in a powerful way 35 years later.
Also learn about the release of the special 12-inch hunter orange vinyl of "Fred Bear" complete with original version, acoustic rendition and other bonus tracks.
In this exclusive episode, we take a look at pursuing the giant trout of the South Padre and Lower Laguna Madre area.
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Chester Moore discusses a fly color combo he always has in his fly box. He's caught everything from exotic jaguar cichlids in Florida to giant bream and bass in Texas on this combo.
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In this fascinating interview, host Chester Moore talks with Dr. Jack Mayer about how big feral hogs can get. And he asks how long it takes for a domestic hog to go "wild" or "feral". The answer to the size and the going wild questions having a fascinating link.
Also, in this episode we debut our exclusive Sci-Fly Fishing segment, giving you unique fishing tips and info in a quick segment in every episode.
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Learn why small poppers can catch big bass on small water bodies when other lure types fail. Catch exclusive Sci-Fly Fishing segments on Higher Calling Wildlife in addition to the those posted here.
Sci-Fly Fishing is a new 3-4 minute segment that will be added to all future Higher Calling Wildlife episodes. It will explore the outer limits of shore, stream, wade, flats & flyfishing.
To show you what this is all about we've posted this clip as a stand-alone. It focuses on what Chester Moore believes is the ultimate sign that leads to flounder on the Gulf Coast.
Wildlife habitat from sea flats to alpine tundra is being decimated at an alarming rate. Listen to a thought-provoking roudtablle discussion from the Hunt-Fish Podcast Summit talking about key points on wildlife habitat loss and how to get involved with saving it.
Special guests include Andrew Austin, Turner Rowland, Jake Hill, Joe Richardson and Kanyan Klein.
Ever heard of a 94 pound redfish? How about one that is older than the United States retirement age?
Check out this edition of the award-winning program and also learn about a forgotten stocking of black/red drum hybrids in Texas.
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Did you know there was a 20 plus pound speckled trout hybrid caught in Texas?
That's four pounds bigger than the Texas state record speck and three pounds larger than the world record.
In this intriguing program, host Chester Moore reveals the details behind this catch and a long-forgotten speckled trout hybrid stocking program in his home state of Texas.
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Join host Chester Moore as he talks with Matt Mancino and Stacy PIerce about TRWD Flyfest, a huge, fun, family event taking place Sat. March 11 in Fort Worth, TX.
Listen to the show for all the details and learn more at www.trwdflyfest.com
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In this wild episode, host Chester Moore interviews Ben Novak of Revive & Restore about wildlife cloning, cloning for conservation and bringing back the thylacine.
It's a can't miss episode if you want to know what's really going on at the highest levels of wildlife research.
Host Chester Moore interviews Dr. Bret Collier, Professor of Ecology at Louisiana State University. They discuss a program of LSU, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and the U.S. Forest Service that tracks Eastern wild turkey movements and examines a very unique situation related to Hurricane Laura damage in the Kisatchie National Forest.
Chester Moore talks with Kat Hunter from the Women Hunt class of 2022 about the Wild Sheep Foundation's, game-changing women's hunting/conservation program.
Join host Chester Moore as he interviews Plush vocalist The Voice contestant Moriah Formica as she talks about her passionate love of fishing. Fresh off of a mega tour with Trans-Siberian Orchestra she talks about how fishing for her is a path to peace.
Host Chester Moore interviews documentary filmmaker Jesse Bone at the 2023 Sheep Show in Reno about his award-winning documentary Transmission.
Host Chester Moore talks with documentary filmmaker and Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia member Jesse Bone about his powerful documentary Transmission.
Host Chester Moore talks with Sara Bridge and Kendra Young from the National Bighorn Sheep Center from the floor of the Sheep S/how in Reno, NV.
Recording live from the floor of the Wild Sheep Foundation's "Sheep Show", host Chester Moore interviews Froylan Hernandez, Desert Bighorn Program Leader for the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department.
Here the latest on desert bighorns in Texas, plus a little on the aoudad issue.
Host Chester Moore rises early and gives an overview of the Wild Sheep Foundation's "Sheep Show" from the host city, beautiful Reno, NV.
What's the "Sheep Show" about anyway?
The overall mission it to put and keep wild sheep on the mountain.
Listen for a quick update and to learn more about the kind of inspiring effort done to help wild sheep.
The aoudad is a native of northern Africa that is quite literally taking over areas of the Southwest. With an estimated United States populations of 75,000, the aoudad is a sought after sporting animal and also a concern for native wildlife conservationists.
In this program hear amazing stories of aoudad's survival instincts and even about an aoudad killing a Texas man.
Will we ever see another state or world record southern flounder?
Join flounder fishing expert and author of Flounder Fever Chester Moore on an interesting look at the upper end of flounder populations.
If you fish on the Gulf or southern Atlantic coasts, this is a can't miss episode.
Higher Calling Wildlife founder and "Moore Outdoors" on Newstalk AM 560 KLVI host Chester Moore presents a public service announcement regarding wild turkey conservation.
Host Chester Moore interviews Gray Thornton, President & CEO of The Wild Sheep Foundation.
In this program learn about the group's mission to put and keep wild sheep on the mountain. Hear about their funding initiatives for research projects across North America and learn how contending with disease is still a major priority for sheep management.
Higher Calling Wildlife® provides a public service announcement for Newstalk AM 560 KLVI on the awareness of great white sharks in the Gulf of Mexico.
Host Chester Moore discusses the hidden history of great white sharks in the Gulf of Mexico and their emerging population from Florida to Texas. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We take a deep look at sight-casting to redfish and speckled trout in the Lower Laguna Madre out of South Padre Island with Capt. Luis. Flandes. We also get some tarpon tips with South Padre guide Capt. Brian Barrera. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Host Chester Moore interviews the Wild Sheep Foundation's Women Hunt Chair Renee Thornton. They talk about that program that began last year and is already having a major impact on the hunting and conservation world. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join host Chester Moore as he has a fascinating, in-depth discussion on all things wild sheep with Gray Thornton, President of The Wild Sheep Foundation. Learn the history of wild sheep restoration, the latest in conservation challenges and how hunter-conservationists can make a difference.
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In this episode host Chester Moore interviews Emily and Amanda Gale (The Gale Force Twins) at the Hunt-Fish Podcast Summit. Learn about the social media sensations and how these two worked extremely hard to be a force to reckon with in the outdoors media. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Listen to the latest episode of Higher Calling Wildlife and learn all about elk restoration in the eastern United States.as host Chester Moore interviews the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation's Conservation Program Manager for the Eastern United States (Steven Dobey). In this program they discuss the following: Elk history in the eastern United States Elk translocation and restoration efforts Population estimates in Kentucky and hunting opportunities. Travel and migration issues Opportunities for future elk restoration Plus, much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Chester Moore interviews Adrian Donian of Buffalo Kloof Conservancy in South Africa and Stephen F. Austin University student Jake Hill who got to intern there summer 2021. They converse about the preserve's heart for true hunting and conservation. In this episode we discuss the following: Buffalo Kloof's Wildlife Management Program Jake Hill's awesome intern experience Rhino Conservation Cheetah Restoration *Hunting opportunities and much more You can learn more about Buffalo Kloof by clicking here. Higher Calling Wildlife® is brought to you by Texas Fish & Game magazine. You can follow online on Facebook at Higher Calling Wildlife and Instagram @thechestermoore Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join host Chester Moore and his guest author, television personality and hunting expert Jeff Stewart as they talk about a shocking trend of teenage poaching that involves the shooting of endangered species, wildlife smuggling, mule deer massacres and more. What's going on out there? Chester and Jeff probe this issue and talk about some positive ways to contend with the seemingly growing problem. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode of Higher Calling Wildlife LSU Professor Dr. Bret Collier joins host Chester Moore for a fascinating program on wild turkey research. In this show learn the following: The technology to track turkeys How the collars can track hens with poults in their feeding zones down to a 30 square foot area. Roosting habits of turkeys. An examination of turkey breeding dates. Predation on turkeys-(key predators) The controversy of hog predation on turkeys. Are hogs really a direct nest threat? *Reasons for decline of Eastern turkeys in many Staes & much more. Don't forget to check out Chester Moore's blog at www.highercalling.net and follow him on @thechestermoore on Instagram. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Host Chester Moore interviews private biologist Macey Ledbetter who gives the latest information on COVID-19 found in whitetails in Texas and the Midwest. They also take a super deep look at Chronic Wasting Disease in whitetails, elk and mule deer. if you have any interest in this topic, this is the show for you. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Should we poison feral hogs? For the last five years, various plans to poison feral hogs has been on tap for Texas but various challenges have changed the original plans.In the final installment on our series on hogs, Higher Calling Wildlife discusses the following: Latest update on plans to poison hogs on a mass scale in Texas Results of USDA Studies on impact on non-target animals The CONTRACEPTIVE that was introduced into the wild to fight hogs in 2021. 'An exclusive interview excerpt with a geneticist about technology to GENE EDIT sows. *How hog poisoning could help finish of Texas' javelina population. Follow Chester Moore on the following social media platforms @thechestermoore on Instagram Higher Calling Wildlife on Facebook Higher Calling Blog at www.highercalling.net Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In part 2 of our series on hogs, host Chester Moore interviews "The Hogfather" Frank Moore and they discuss giant hogs, how to meticulously hunt and kill them and discuss why hog populations are booming and hogs seem to be getting larger. In this episode we answer the following questions: What is the cap on hog size in the wild? How can hunters specifically target giant boars? Which is more dangerous-giant boars or sows? Are hogs growing at a faster rate than ever? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In part 1 of three-part series on hog dangers, host Chester Moore interviews the survivor of a brutal hog attack. Then he and hog hunter extraordinaire Jeff Stewart analyze the attack for clues that could save lives and that points to what will likely be the catalyst for more hog attacks. Are we about to face an era of many hog attacks? Listen to find out. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Host Chester Moore has created and narrated a public service announcement raising awareness to major disease issues facing wild sheep in North America.
Written, narrated and edited by Chester Moore. This will air on Newstalk AM 560 KLVI, Higher Calling Wildlife podcast and be available for any program that wants to use it. E-mail chester@chestermoore.com for more info and to get download link.
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Anglers travel the globe fishing for bonefish but did you know some of the biggest bonefish can be caught right outside of Miami, Fl.
Join Higher Calling Gulf Coast host Chester Moore as he talks with Capt. Mo Estevez about the amazing bonefish action in the Miami area’s Biscayne Bay.
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In this episode learn the following:
*Biscayne Bay’s unique ecosystem
*Catching bonefish on spinning gear
*Catching bonefish on the fly
*The story of a 14-pound bonefish & more!
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Host Chester Moore interviews Dr. Aaron Adams, Conservation & Science Director for the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust on the misunderstood and mysterious permit. These flats fish thrill (and frustrate) anglers throughout Florida and the Caribbean and are facing a number of conservation challenges. Want to learn more about permit? This is the show for you.
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In the beginning episode of Higher Calling Gulf Coast's Flat's Slam Series, host Chester Moore interviews South Padre Island guide Capt. Brian Barrera and they discuss how and where to catch tarpon on the South Texas coast.
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Host Chester Moore digs into some little known scientific studies that unlock the mysteries of big speckled trout. Did you know a leading university says the BIGGEST trout live in the Gulf? Find out what time of year they specifically note. Also, learn the importance of salinity to big trout, what type of bottom a major university says they prefer and much, much more in this final installment of our Speckled Trout Saga series.
Higher Calling Gulf Coast is sponsored by Texas Fish & Game.
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Join host Chester Moore as he talks with Capt. Bruce Shuler, one of the top guides and lodge owners ever on the Texas Coast. Learn some high-level, in-depth tactics for catching trophy trout from a lifetime of the fishing Lower Laguna Madre. Higher Calling Gulf Coast is sponsored by Texas Fish & Game.
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Join host Chester Moore as he talks speckled trout tactics with DOA Lures founder Mark Nichols.
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Join host Chester Moore has he talks the many fishing options at South Padre Island with guides Capt. Brian Barrera and Capt. Luis Flandes. Learn about the areas top-end speckled trout and redfish action as well as it's more exotic options such as tarpon and snook.
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Join host Chester Moore as he gives strategies and locations for catching the Sabine area's big speckled trout from the Neches River to the short rigs.
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Have you ever dreamed of catching one of the super-sized speckled trout of the Lower Laguna Madre at South Padre Island?
Listen to part 3 of the Speckled Trout Saga series from Higher Calling Gulf Coast and listen to an in-depth interview with Capt. Brian Barrera and Capt. Luis Flandes III as they talk about how to catch the biggest trout of your life out of the South Padre region of the Lower Laguna Madre.
For more information on fishing at South Padre Island visit the South Padre Island Convention & Visitor's Bureau (www.sopadre.com)
Guide Contact Info
Capt. Luis Flandes III @Capt-Luis Flandes III on Facebook and @Captain_Flandes On Instagram. (www.onthedriftfishing.com)
Capt. Brian Barrera @Brian Barrera on Facebook and @Capt_brianbarrera on Instagram (www.inshorefishingsouthpadre.com)
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Join host Chester Moore and Dr. David Mckee as they talk about the legendary Laguna Madre. Learn about this mysterious ecosystem and why it produces monster trout. What food factor makes trout on average bigger than the Upper Texas Coast? Find out in this informative show. Also learn about the differences between Upper and Lower Laguna Madre and the biggest threats to this fragile ecosystem. This is part 2 of our 10 part series Speckled Trout Saga.
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In an engaging, in-depth interview with top-selling fishing book author and CCA President Pat Murray, Chester Moore digs deep into the secrets of surf fishing for speckled trout.
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In an interview for the Higher Calling Wildlife podcast, Chester Moore discussed the recent cloning of a black-footed ferret with Ben Novak of Revive & Restore.
In the conversation about the use of cloning technology to aid the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's ferret program, Moore asked about the potential of using genetic technology to control feral hogs. The discussion was a fascinating one and brings to mind many questions of the potential to fix a major wildlife problem but also raises questions of ethics and negative impacts of the technology.
Enjoy this conversation with Novak, a very bright scientist who has recently made history with the black-footed ferret program.
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Join Chester Moore as he talk with a man who has a harrowing tale of being attacked by a wild boar in the woods of East Texas March 13, 2021. Learn about the intense attack, how his dog saved his life and how you can avoid an attack.
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Join host Chester Moore as he discusses the confirmed great white shark off the Texas Coast, expanding great white numbers in Texas waters and the "x-factor" thats making it possible. Also, learn how the "Jaws Effect" has inspired interest in great whites and other sharks.
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Join host Chester Moore as he interviews wildlife biologist Macey Ledbetter of Spring Creek Outdoors (www.springcreekoutdoors.com) who was fresh off a freeze kill survey of a South Texas ranch. Learn how the nilgai population was impacted, the real story behind the social media photos of truck beds full of dead exotics and how native wildlife faired. Did the freeze impact feral hogs? Will there be a predator boom this year? Learn in this intriguing interview.
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In response to the massive freeze-related fish kill on the Gulf Coast, officials with the Coastal Conservation Association (CCA) have made sweeping changes to its annual summer-long S.T.A.R. tournament. Host Chester Moore interviews Shane Bonnot, Coastal Advocacy Director of CCA about the changes, where this format is headed and also tackles the importance of trout stocking in response to the freeze and damage to habitat.
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Join host Chester Moore as he discusses the groundbreaking cloning of "Elizabeth Ann", a black-footed ferret with U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Black-Footed Ferret Recovery Coordinator Pete Grober. Learn how she was cloned from a ferret that died in 1988 and what this could mean for ferret recovery moving forward.
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Join host Chester Moore as he engages in a revealing conversation with Aaron Adams, Director of Science & Conservation with the Bonefish & Tarpon Trust. Learn how this freeze could impact tarpon and snook in Texas and how freezes like this one can damage habitat that benefits everything from tarpon to speckled trout.
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Join Chester Moore as he discusses the current freeze-related kill of speckled trout and other fish along the Texas Gulf Coast with Dr. David McKee, professor of biology and mariculture and author of Fishes of the Texas Laguna Madre. Learn about the similarities between this freeze event and other major freezes, a story of three 15-pound trout caught in a past survey and why we should not assume the worst of this freeze has shown up in the bays just yet.
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In part two of our Jaguar Revival series, Chester Moore talks with Dr. Rodrigo A. Medellín, Instituto de Ecologia, UNAM about the latest in jaguar research. Learn about the incredible range of the species, how poaching is having an impact and a new project that could allow for "Jaguar Safe" beef. And you thought "Dolphin Safe" tuna was cool!
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Chester Moore talks about early reports of trout, snook and tarpon kills along the Gulf Coast as well as fishing closures related to the historic freeze event. Will there be a massive kill? We don't know yet but things are starting to look that way. Thanks to Capt. Dean Thomas for the accompanying photo and reports from the Port Aransas area.
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In part 1 of our Jaguar Revival series, Chester interviews his friend Dr. Natalie Schmitt, a genetic conservationist who has helped created a technology that can be crucial for saving jaguars and aiding researchers in pursuit of the most elusive and mysterious cat of the Americas.
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Join host Chester Moore as he interviews kayak tournament angler Joseph Sanderson about kayak bass fishing, new rods from St. Croix and the love of angling from rivers and streams to reservoirs.
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Pete Muller of the National Wild Turkey Federation joins the program and discusses the group's forthcoming virtual convention and how NWTF is making a huge difference in wildlife conservation throughout America by restoring turkeys into areas like East Texas and conserving hundreds of thousands of acres of habitat.
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Join host Chester Moore as he talks conservation of California and Rocky Mountain bighorns in Oregon with Oregon Foundation for North American Wild Sheep President Kevin Martin.
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Host Chester Moore discusses the ultimate in the quest to catch trophy trout-catching record fish from state records to the world record. Hear little known info from each state along the Gulf Coast. Is there a pattern in trophy trout production? Which area could likely produce a record fish? Oh, and what about that 11-pound sand trout? Yep, for real. You don't want to miss this conclusion of our three-part series.
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Join host Chester Moore in the second in a three-part series on trophy speckled trout. In this episode learn about the life cycle of trout, growth rates, migrational studies and strange harbingers of the presence of trophy trout in an area with guest Shane Bonnot. Shane is the Coastal Advocacy Director for the Coastal Conservation Association and work for years with speckled trout in the Texas Parks & Wildlife Department's premier hatchery Sea Center Texas in Lake Jackson. You don't want to miss this unique view into the life of trout.
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In the maiden voyage of Higher Calling Gulf Coast, host Chester Moore interviews CCA President, fishing book author and former guide Pat Murray about the hidden secrets of catching truly big speckled trout. Higher Calling Gulf Coast will focus on series on in-depth topics of fishing and conservation along the Gulf Coast from flounder in the bays to bonefish on the flats, tarpon in the surf and billfish in the blue water.
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Is there forgotten evidence of an 11 foot 4-inch rattlesnake out there? Chester Moore uncovers a lost gem and digs into another giant rattlesnake story that is far more real than the "fake news" photos circulating on social media in 2020.
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The massacre of three fishermen on a remote road in Florida shocked the nation. Polk County, Fla. Sheriff Grady Judd talks about cracking the case and the necessity of self defense for outdoors lovers.
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Join host Chester Moore and guest Jeff Stewart as they discuss the mysterious horse killings in Texas. Is there a "bush meat" trade involving horse meat developing in the US? Are other horse killings related to terrorizing the owners?
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Horses are being stabbed, shot and meat harvested mysteriously in Texas, Florida and Louisiana? What is going on and is there a pattern to what's happening in these three states?
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Join award-winning wildlife journalist Chester Moore as he talks with Jack Evans of Bear Trust International about bear conservation information and issues impacting bears around the globe.
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Join Chester Moore as he speaks with Sydney Broadaway, membership manager of The Wild Sheep Foundation about why joining this organization makes a difference and about the very special Less Than One Club. If you're a wild sheep fan, this is a must listen.
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Join host Chester Moore as he interviews Logan Young, Executive Director of Bear Trust International and they talk about the overlooked topic of bear conservation and the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation.
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Join Chester Moore as he talks with Chris Johnson of Living Waters Fly Fishing in Round Rock, TX as they discuss the mystery of Texas native trout, the Rio Grande cutthroat, Guadalupe bass, the Texas Guadalupe River trout fishery and the Western Native Trout Initiative.
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Join host Chester Moore as he discusses black bears in East Texas with Dr. Daniel Scognamillo and Sarah Fuller of the Arthur Temple College of Forestry & Agriculture at Stephe F. Austin University. Learn the the history of bears in the region and the chances of establishing viable populations.
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Chester Moore interviews Lou Marullo, master bowhunting education instructor and author of String Theory For Bowhunters, about a crazy encounter with a bloody, bearded man he encounter in a remote set of woods an hour before daylight and tells more tales of harrowing human dangers in the woods.
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Join host Chester Moore as he interviews Jason Hardin, Texas Parks & Wildlife Department Wild Turkey Program leader about turkeys in Texas. Learn about ongoing Rio Grande research and even restoration, the hard work of restoring Easterns to the Pineywoods and even about the elusive Merriam's turkeys of Texas' Guadalupe Mountains.
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Join Chester Moore and John Millican, president of the Huachuca Gould’s Chapter of the National Wild Turkey Federation and retired Arizona Game and Fish Department Wildlife Manager as they discuss the mysterious and beautiful Gould's turkey of Arizona, New Mexico and the nation of Mexico. The Turkey Revolution series of Higher Calling podcasts continues.
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Join host Chester Moore as he talks in-depth about a special project that identifies and explores the most isolated locations in the United States. This exhaustive program called "Project Remote" is super detailed, exhaustive and inspiring. In the age of "social-distancing" you don't want to miss this show!
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Are animal rights activists using the COVID-19 situation to scare hunters and anglers into staying home with false reports of hunting and fishing closures? Learn what three state fish and game departments are reporting plus, learn about the global impact of COVID-19 on wildlife and the hunting and fish industry.
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Join host Chester Moore as he interviews Becky Humphries, Chief Executive Officer of the National Wild Turkey Federation in a deep discussion on COVID-19 and it's impact on turkey hunting and NWTF. Learn how you can help the cause and why Chester's favorite quote on turkeys is true. "As turkeys go, so do America's forests." Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Join host Chester Moore as he and Joe Betar of the Houston Safari Club Foundation get deep into the impacts of COVID-19 on wildlife around the world as access is cut-off to hunting, fishing and ecotourism. With no hunting or ecotourism poaching will go through the roof in many nations. Also get up to date on wildlife legislative issues at the federal level.
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Join Chester Moore as he talks with Brett Prettyman, Communication Director for Trout Unlimited's Science, Western Water & Habitat and Headwaters programs. Learn about the four native trout species in Utah, the thrill of pursuing them as part of Utah Cutthroat Slam and conservation issues impacting these beautiful fish and their habitats. Need "social distancing"? Try pursuing these trout in some of the nation's most remote and beautiful habitat.
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Join host Chester Moore as he speaks with Corey Mason, executive director of the Dallas Safari Club about the coronavirus and how it is impacting hunting and conservation efforts globally. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Host Chester Moore and author and hog expert Jeff Stewart talk about the grim reality of feral hog attacks and address hogs invading Montana, North Dakota and other states. This is a can't miss show if you're interested in hearing the unfiltered story on hogs. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Host Chester Moore discusses unsolved disappearances of people dating back 30 years in a two-county area of Texas with Jerrie Dean of Missing Persons Of America. These tragedies centered on the edges and in some cases in the interior of the Sam Houston National Forest beg the question: What is going on? Hunters, anglers, hikers and birders tune in. We need to ask ourselves what is really going on in the woods. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
How does COVID-19's impact on society relate to a problem wild sheep have been facing for 150 years? Find out and learn why award-winning wildlife journalist and conservationist Chester Moore wanted to seek out the higher calling. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices