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Luke enjoys outdoor cooking almost as much as hunting and fishing. This week he shares a gumbo recipe that is a bit different from most, he first smokes the meat before incorporating it in with the veggies. After cooking a big pot of wild turkey and sausage gumbo this past week, he thought many of you might wish to try his recipe. Of course, the meat from a smoked chicken will work also. Learn more about what Luke through his website www.catfishradio.org or listen to his podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and friends" wherever you find your podcasts.

Weeds are a nuisance in any garden, but did you know that you can do a lot to prevent them from becoming a REAL problem? "Weeding" can take many forms, but some methods and some good timing can help to prevent bigger weed problems later. We'll talk about how you can do more to combat these weeds in your own garden, and leave more nutrients for your plants!

Before humans walked the Panhandle dinosaurs and other creatures walked, or swam, through this land.

Dr. Rebekah Wagenbach invites you to explore Nowhere.

On Sunday, May 4, 2025, book leaders and contributors from the HPPR Radio Readers Book Club came together in Garden City, KS, for a two-hour, live on-air discussion of the novel, a travelogue, a memoir, and a comic blog explored with an impressive array of Radio Reader BookBytes this season.

In today's show, Luke tells how he prepared some tasty blackened white bass fillets that he highlighted on last week's show. Also, wild hogs have been visiting Luke's yard on a nightly basis, and Luke talks about a plan to put some more tasty wild pork chops in the freezer! Listen to Luke's weekly podcast, "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends", just about everywhere podcasts are found.

Are you interested in composting, but not interested or able to put in the time required to actively break down your materials? You might be interested in passive composting, which takes more time, but which lets time and the outdoors do the work for you, resulting in the same end result...just more slowly.

Neutral Strip 1 - better known as "No man's land", existed in a legal limbo. Texas gave up the strip so that it could legally keep slavery, and neighboring territories such as Kansas, wanted to take the land for themselves. Cherokee, who had been forced off their land in Georgia, and traveled on the Trail of Tears, claimed the land should belong to them.

With the warmer weather of May now here, you can expect to see bugs and other pests begin to appear in your garden. This week, we'll talk about the best ways to defend your plants against them, and which methods work best for specific types of plants!

Luke discusses Axis deer