Long Island Hunting & Fishing with Jacqueline Molina

Outsiders might think of Long Island as a suburb of New York, but it's also a remarkable place to be a hunter and angler. Two years ago, bow-hunter Jacqueline Molina was featured in the New York Times as part of a growing movement of women taking to the woods on Long Island, which struggles with deer overpopulation. That exposure led her and some friends to start a women's hunting group. This week on the program: Blowfish, pandemic hobbies, Euro mounts, and solo hunts. Plus, don't forget to take the Artemis podcast listener survey for a chance to win a $100 gift card to Isle Royale Outfitters.

2:00 Fishing for blowfish... the other "chicken of the sea"

6:00 Long Island Babes and Bucks @longislandbabesandbucks Email: [email protected]

8:00 Long Island... sportswoman's paradise!

11:00 The DIY approach to teaching yourself how to hunt

12:00 Sitting in the tree stand with your nursing school books on your lap, trying to turn pages as quietly as possible

14:00 Look at Hunter You from three years ago... have you changed?

18:00 In case you missed Ashley's Artemis deer camp report from Tennessee... it's still there!

21:00 Pandemic hobbies... how about turning those skulls into art?

24:00 See Jacqueline’s work on her Instagram @jmolina319

26:00 How-to on Euro mounts - use a salon product that seems to make bone shine bright

31:00 "Deer Overpopulation Meets Its Match: Women Who Hunt" New York Times 

36:00 Hunting headspace... especially if you're solo

39:00 Going into a hunt thinking you won't see anything... then... EVERYTHING

43:00 Hunting snacks & snack faux-pas (and tuna hearts)

48:00 Matthews V3 bow

49:00 Retire and old bow, lighten the draw weight, and save it for those super-frigid days

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