Episode #104 Migration Review: North Atlantic Flyway Season in Review

PJ Mercier, owner of Navigation Brewing Company, shares his journey of starting a brewery and the process of brewing different types of beers. He also discusses his passion for waterfowl hunting in the Atlantic Flyway, the hunting locations he frequents, and the challenges of hunting in the area. PJ addresses the public perception of hunting and emphasizes the importance of educating others about the benefits of hunting. He also talks about the hunting limits and his personal success in duck hunting. This conversation explores various aspects of duck hunting in Cape Cod, Massachusetts. The discussion covers topics such as hunting success, migration patterns, hunting frequency, access to hunting areas, and the impact of hunting on the economy. The conversation also touches on the geography and landscape of the East Coast, including the wilderness and wildlife in Massachusetts. Additionally, the conversation delves into the weather conditions and their effect on duck migration, as well as the proximity of major cities like New York and Philadelphia to Cape Cod. The conversation concludes with a discussion on sports fandom in Boston and the rivalry between Boston and New York. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their experiences with sports and hunting. They talk about how they have fallen off with sports and prioritize family over sports. They also share their confusion and lack of interest in NASCAR. The conversation then shifts to hunting, with a focus on hunting restrictions in Kansas and the differences in hunting seasons between Kansas, New Hampshire, and Massachusetts. They also discuss the taste of duck and goose meat and share their experiences with cooking jerky. The conversation concludes with a discussion on homeschooling and parenting, as well as the importance of finding and protecting hunting spots. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices