Sandhills
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Search complete. 15 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Sandhills".
Sep 16, 2026
69: LIVE from the Sandhills of Nebraska
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0:53RyanHOST
I had him on a few months ago talking about hunting off horseback.
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0:56RyanHOST
And that was super cool to get to see him do that out there in the landscape of the Sandhills in California.
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1:03RyanHOST
Man, just a spectacular ecosystem and just a ton of diversity and wildlife.
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1:11RyanHOST
And, you know, the way that I understand it best is that it's windswept sand dunes that are stabilized by vegetation.
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1:19RyanHOST
And so the whole week that I was out there, I mean, I was just... enamored over and over of just the beauty of the place um and uh definitely tough hunting tough conditions it was hot um you know had to you know get out there right at daylight and hunt early um to try to put up some birds and was fortunate to get into birds every single day and Able to get a few to take home with me, and so going to enjoy that here pretty soon with hopefully a prickly pear cactus sauce that turns out pretty well to pair with the grouse.
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1:53RyanHOST
But yeah, this week's episode is with me and Matt sitting down once again, but we are live in the Sandhills.
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1:59RyanHOST
talking about all things sharp tails and prairie chickens and just the beauty of the Sandhills and just how massive and kind of an encompassing feel that you have with this place that I'm not sure if I've quite had it with any other place that I've bird hunted.
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2:14RyanHOST
So I hope you guys really enjoyed the episode.
Ep. 106 – Why People Fish
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2:37Mark KaemingkGUEST
Um, yeah, and then from there, I had an opportunity to work with, uh, Dr. Dave Willis at South Dakota State University for my PhD.
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2:44Mark KaemingkGUEST
Uh, did some recruitment and population dynamics work on yellow perch and bluegill, uh, which was a lot of fun, in the Nebraska Sandhills.
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2:52Mark KaemingkGUEST
So, and then from there, did a bit of a detour to New Zealand.
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2:55Mark KaemingkGUEST
Did a postdoc, uh, for two years there on a migratory fish, uh, kinda like our salmon.
Upland Brief: Nebraska Sharp-Tails & Prairie Chickens | Ryan Lynton
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2:10Ryan LyntonGUEST
Yeah, do it.
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2:11Ryan LyntonGUEST
So the Sandhills of Nebraska is...
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2:15Ryan LyntonGUEST
the largest intact grassland in North America.
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2:20Ryan LyntonGUEST
So it's about roughly one third of the entire state is just these windswept sand dunes that have been stabilized by vegetation.
EP #18 - Slacker Dave Loves The Niobrara River
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4:08Slacker DaveHOST
Smith Falls and the Niobrara River are...
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4:11Slacker DaveHOST
And the Sandhills.
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4:12Slacker DaveHOST
Sandhill region is just top-notch answer from anybody.
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4:16Slacker DaveHOST
Yeah.
Bill Coore - The Process Ep 10
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60:17Bill CooreGUEST
It's very interesting, laden with the big rolling type things.
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60:23Bill CooreGUEST
sand hills and and all sand base and but then it's a combination of these giant rolling sand hills and and rather actually rather bland flat ground done at the base of some of these and and the way some of the wetlands you know are intrude from the sides and then interiorly and then the property lines had numerous 90-degree angle property lines.
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60:50Bill CooreGUEST
And you go, wow.
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60:52Bill CooreGUEST
I remember the owners, the Escalante people, they said, Bill, we have 500 acres here to work with.
Texas Drag Is Back
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49:29Dana GoldbergHOST
Send in corrections.
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49:31Dana GoldbergHOST
The lake was built on the Nebraska Sand Hills.
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49:33Dana GoldbergHOST
It's the largest dune formation in the Western Hemisphere, formed from granite and eroded from the Rocky Mountains.
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49:40Dana GoldbergHOST
This huge lake is drawn down each year for irrigation, so we were a little disappointed to find that it only had 25% capacity, but that made a lot of beach area for Scout to run.
66: A Lifelong Pheasant Hunter's Journey with Ryan Mott
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46:44RyanHOST
Where else have your adventures taken you? What other states have you gone out and bird species have you chased and all that?
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46:53Ryan MottGUEST
Um, we, my son and I, we went out to, we've been to Nebraska and hunted the sand hills, um, for prairie chickens.
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47:01Ryan MottGUEST
Um, uh, my son was, uh, He spent a spring out there guiding for an outfitter turkeys.
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47:08Ryan MottGUEST
And he was sending me pictures of prairie chickens.
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50:21Ryan MottGUEST
Um, you know, I, I would say either South Dakota and Nebraska.
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50:30Ryan MottGUEST
I mean, it was both grasslands and it was prairie birds, which I think is just cool to be able to go out.
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50:39Ryan MottGUEST
And like those sand hills, they haven't been touched for centuries.
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50:44Ryan MottGUEST
And it's just, you know, a native bird.