Living and hunting in North Dakota

The Hunting Dog Podcast

Ron Boehme

Kids & Family, Pets & Animals, Wilderness, Sports

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 16 March 2026

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

Casey Ressler is a fifth generation North Dakotan.He has noticed Cultural/Ecological/Economical impacts that have changed over the last 10-15 years in ND. We talk access, permission and policy along with dogs and my favorite bird.

Transcript

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0:00.0	Hey, call my wife.
0:03.1	Calling UK Wildlife.
0:04.7	No, call my wife.
0:07.1	Here's a cheese knife, Lester.
0:09.2	Voice assistants not working for you.
0:11.3	With Black Rock Investment Trust's hands-on investing, long-term approach to growth and regular dividends, you have a lot working for you.
0:18.1	I live in Kent.
0:19.6	Get to know, BlackRock Investment Trusts at blackrock.com. You have a lot working for you. I live in Kent. Get to know BlackRock Investment Trusts at blackrock.com.
0:23.2	You have a lot working for you.
0:24.8	Capital at risk, marketing material.
0:26.2	BlackRock Investment Management UK Limited,
0:27.9	authorized and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.
0:33.2	Bird, bird, bird, bird, bird, bird.
0:35.4	Yeah!
0:38.3	Round babe was right!
0:41.3	Round babe was right.
0:43.3	I'm feeling, I'm feeling spry.
0:54.7	Hey, everybody, it's Ron Bain with the Hunting Dog podcast.
1:05.4	It is the 15th of, yeah, 15th of March.
1:09.4	Oh, happy birthday to my best buddy in the whole world since we
1:13.8	was about five years old or six years old I can't remember exactly what year we met but it was so
1:19.1	long ago who could you know to my best buddy roof happy birthday roof and to the yet and to the rest
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