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  • No wing shooting experience is complete without a four-legged hunting partner and Chip’s dog Remington will be along for retrieving duties. Remington is a four-year-old black lab that hunts hard and retrieves like a mad man! (But... he’s not so sure about Todd – he keeps trying to get Remington to do things the right way instead of the way Remington wants to do them!) And who knows... Remington might even blog a time or two about his experiences in the field!
  • Scott is a wildlife biologist at Saylorville Lake in central Iowa where he heads up a team of biologists to enhance habitat around the lake. His tips in “Maximum Habitat” on Outdoors on the Farm will help you do a better job of managing the habitat you’ve got on your farm – ranging from food plots, CRP ground, woodlots and farm ponds. Scott is advising Chip as he develops food plots on his acreage and you’ll see his design plans come to life in a wildlife food plot and a song bird food plot. Scott says, “There are so many guys with small pieces of ground that just gets mowed once a year that hold a lot of potential for all kinds of wildlife, ranging from whitetail and turkeys to cardinals and butterflies. I just hope to help viewers take advantage of what they’ve already got.” And for those of you with a farm pond, Scott will offer up plenty of tips so that pond will finally be the fishing escape you’ve always wanted.
  • Todd has been training retrievers for field trials and hunting for 12 years and brings tremendous passion and knowledge to Outdoors on the Farm. Todd’s participation in AKC Hunt Tests throughout the spring and summer has earned his dogs multiple Master Titles. Todd and his wife Heather own Arrowhead Kennels in Hudson, Iowa. On Outdoors on the Farm, Todd’s knowledge and training techniques will be featured in “Todd’s Tips,” a regular feature on the show. Todd says, “I’m excited about giving some tips to dog owners through the show. If I can offer one or two tips that will make a viewer’s time in the field more enjoyable, then I’ve done my job.”