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West Virginia Outdoors Audio Playlist

West Virginia Outdoors Audio Playlist

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Join Chris Lawrence as he takes aim at Hunting and Fishing issues in the Wild and Wonderful state of West Virginia.Copyright MetroNews 政治・政府 社会科学
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  • 09-19-2026 West Virginia Outdoors with Chris Lawrence
    2026/09/19
    Chris Lawrence broadcasts live from Stonewall Resort State Park in Lewis County for the DNR's annual National Hunting and Fishing Day celebration. DNR Director Brett McMillan and Wildlife Chief Paul Johansson join Lawrence to break down the economic weight of hunting and fishing in West Virginia — 598,000 licensed hunters and anglers generating more than $41 million in annual spending and 2.1% of the state's GDP — and explain how Pittman-Robertson and Dingell-Johnson excise taxes generate $11 to $12 million in federal conservation funding for the state each year. Newly promoted Colonel Dave Trader of the DNR Law Enforcement section discusses the swift water rescue and underwater drone technology deployed during recent flooding events, the division's canine corps, and an ongoing hiring push to reach full staffing of 126 officers. Chef Marion Holanger of Little Mountain Creek Lodge at Pipestem State Park previews the Taste of State Parks luncheon — an Appalachian-focused wild game menu featuring deer, rabbit, duck, elk, and wild boar. Mike Booth of the On the Limb Podcast closes the show, previewing the podcast's three live recordings at the event.
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    54 分
  • 09-12-2026 West Virginia Outdoors with Chris Lawrence
    2026/09/12
    Chris Lawrence marks opening day of squirrel season with a full hour alongside Dave Arnold, co-founder of Class VI River Runners — which became Adventures on the Gorge — and one of the pioneers of the commercial whitewater rafting industry in West Virginia. Arnold traces the history of Gauley Season from its scrappy origins in a 1956 Safeway trailer to the congressional legislation championed by Congressman Nick Rahall that made downstream recreation an official project purpose of Summersville Dam, securing the annual fall water releases that now draw rafters from around the world. He also shares the inside story of the New River Gorge's elevation from national river to national park and preserve in 2020 — crediting Senators Capito and Manchin — and explains how the preserve designation protected hunting rights that nearly derailed the effort. The conversation also covers fishing on the Gauley's flat water below Swift, the economic boom across Fayetteville, Hinton, and surrounding communities, and Arnold's observation that the National Park designation benefited local towns more than the rafting industry itself.
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    54 分
  • 09-05-26 West Virginia Outdoors with Chris Lawrence
    2026/09/05
    Chris Lawrence opens the show with Tyler Harmon of Ravenswood, who recounts landing a new state record blue catfish — 72.75 pounds — from the Ohio River's Ravenswood Pool on a spontaneous Friday evening trip with his four-year-old son and father, kept alive overnight in a tackle shop tank before being officially weighed and released. DNR wildlife biologist Keith Krantz then joins for a wide-ranging conversation on West Virginia's squirrel season, which opens to youth hunters this weekend and to the general public the following Saturday — covering mast crop conditions, squirrel biology, the decline of squirrel hunting participation, the woodsmanship skills the sport builds in young hunters, and the debate between shotgun and rifle. Paul Redford of Chief Logan State Park Lodge closes the show previewing guided elk viewing tours at Tomlin Wildlife Management Area running weekends from September 13th through October 22nd, with morning and afternoon departures and a new elk observation tower on site.
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    44 分
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