Northwestern Outdoors Radio – July 04, 2026

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Categories: Nature Podcast, Water Sports

John Kruse celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with some great guests to include:

1. Ingrid Jensen Bechtel with Sisters of the Reel, a Facebook group for women anglers in the Pacific Northwest

2. Morgan Jacobsen with Montana Fish Wildlife and Parks who will tell you about an old western ghost town you can explore, Bannock State Park, and Bannock Days happening this month at this location

3. Victoria Schmid with KURU Footwear who will share the best national parks in America for hiking this year.

4. We’ve also got an extended Mack’s Minute and another great edition of BirdNote!

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Categories: Nature Podcast, Water Sports

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