You are listening to the HP Outdoors Waterfowl Podcast, we will introduce you to the show.

We're going to talk a little bit about some conservation and habitat success, and then we're going to cover early season,

resident goose season. So, uh, grab a seat, settle in, let's go.

All right, welcome to the show. My name is Josh Palma. I'm a co-owner of

HP Outdoors and your host for the podcast here. This podcast is going to be

designed for the Waterfowl Hunter and is going to be designed for the Waterfowl Hunter and is going to be your one-stop shop for all things

waterfowl and waterfowl hunting. We're going to cover lots of different segments, tips,

you know things that we hope that you will find useful and entertaining, and you may even

get a little tip or two that you'll be able to use the next time out in the field.

Joining me on the podcast is going to be my co-host, Dan Horushka. Dan is also a co-owner of

HP Outdoors and he'll be joining me on the show every month when we bring it to you

and talking about the different things in the industry. So I'll go ahead and ask Dan to share a little bit about himself with you here.

Well guys we're excited to get this started and just a little about myself.

I grew up in Northwest PA, hunting, fishing, you know, spend a lot of time in the

white tail woods, did some bear hunting with family, you know, small game, a lot of

rabbit, a lot of pheasant hunting a lot of trout fishing

Didn't do too much waterfowl hunting in high school

Absolutely none in college, but when I got out of college and I guess I got my bearings a little bit, got into waterfowl with some friends

and it just it's in my blood.

I love being in a duck blind or in a laying in a field with my buddies and getting after

him.

So it's something that's near and dear to me now and I spend a lot of time doing it.

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