Russell Worth Parker: The Return

The Wild Huntsman

The Wild Huntsman
Russell Worth Parker: The Return
May 01, 2022
David LaMere

Worth is back!
We check in on his recent writing, retirement from the Marine Corps, hunting and the outdoors.
Worth is a great writer and guest and I was thrilled to have him back on the show.
To find out more about Worth, go to 
www.russellworthparker.com 

Episode Artwork Russell Worth Parker: The Return 1:26:14 Episode Artwork Jonathan Wilkins of Black Duck Revival 1:00:39 Episode Artwork Raymond Bunn: Gunsmith 44:55 Episode Artwork Situation Report: Good News 8:14 Episode Artwork Edgar Castillo: Outdoor Writer 53:14 Episode Artwork Darren Jones of Feral Concepts 1:18:54 Episode Artwork Joe Genzel: Associate Editor at Outdoor Life 48:04 Episode Artwork Terry Gunnell: On Folklore 41:25 Episode Artwork Philip P. Massaro: Author and Founder of Massaro Ballistic Laboratories 1:06:09 Episode Artwork Justin Townsend: Editor in Chief of Harvesting Nature 37:43 Episode Artwork Brian Cillessen of Beyond Rubicon 55:14 Episode Artwork Noah Davis: Poet and writer on his book Of This River 51:15 Episode Artwork Stan Lake of Catching Creation 44:28 Episode Artwork Philippe Willis of Our Numinous Nature 55:07 Episode Artwork Wayne Franklin on James Fenimore Cooper 1:09:24 Episode Artwork Alex Harvey: The Owner of Legacy Land Management 50:22 Episode Artwork Ryan Sparks: Editor-In-Chief at Strung Magazine 44:30 Episode Artwork Suffering as a Marketing Strategy 13:06 Episode Artwork Allen Morris Jones: Author of A Quiet Place of Violence 44:47 Episode Artwork Timothy C. Flanigan: Author of GROUSE & WOODCOCK: THE BIRDS OF MY LIFE 46:13 Episode Artwork Russell Worth Parker: Marine, Writer and Hunter on the BHA Armed Forces Initiative 1:15:49 Episode Artwork An apology to crossbow hunters 16:41 Episode Artwork Eric Morris:: Writer, Speaker and Host of N.onT.ypical Outdoorsman TV 38:53 Episode Artwork Bob Plott: Houndsman, Author and Storyteller 45:53 Episode Artwork Hunting and Fishing in the New South: Author Scott Giltner and Guest Jonathan Wilkins 54:35