It has been a fun six years of doing podcasts with so many of you. My last public call in podcast will be this Thursday Night, 8PM EDT/7PM CDT. Fry, Winkleman last call .

I hope many of you stop by and join me and Justin (HD WILDLIFE)

What is next for you Robb?

Well I'm kinda bummed that this will be your last, but I'm grateful for what you've done. I've learned a lot (pretty much everything, in fact) from them.

Nate Smith I learned a lot too. It was fun but six years is still a long time. I honestly think I ran out of topics in this industry and other then general household pest topics!

I plan on doing something related using my youtube channel, and our network of web sites next year.



Lots of changes not just the podcasts. I also closed my NWCO business down in June and now 100% web guy.

I will be spending more time growing my marketing company ANYTIME WILDLIFE and the visibility of our clients through web sites, setting up pay per click campaigns and writing and producing new content for our network of advertising.

I hate when things from the good 'ol days disappear, 4WD trucks with manual hubs and shift levers, sitcoms that could call a spade a spade, NASCAR that drove cars that at least started stock, and now the podcasts are gone. I realize I was an infrequent participant but that was because of the time zone thing mainly. Robb one thing won't go away, it's granola season!!

Robb, I think its safe to say everyone in this industry has benefited from your podcasts in one way or another. I for one want to thank you for everything that your podcast have helped me with since starting my business. And I would also like to thank all of the guests that have joined you over the years for sharing their knowledge with the rest of us. I wish you the best of luck and I look forward to working with you on future projects.

Thanks Steve #736

I actually already have you in mind for a future project !

Dave I gotta love you lock out hubs and smokeless powder LOL nothing like ripping a 4 X 4 wire on a trappin rig 3 days into season half a mile back . I like my blackpowder as well followed by a patched hand poured round ball.

Wanted to drop a quick line this morning to say thanks to Robb and to those who participated in the podcast last night. Some excellent questions and thoughts from all who participated and I appreciate you all giving me time to talk on the subject of WNS and bat conservation issues related to our work.

From the discussion last night I'm putting together a couple of reference lists that I'll post up this coming week for those who are looking for more info or to add to their library.

Best,

Justin

Thank you Justin. Awesome info on White Nose Syndrome, advice on handling a bat in structures, bats & disease, bat repellents etc even a recommendation of where to be trained right for bat exclusion work.

Justine was preceded by many great WCO's, Beekeepers, SEO Professionals over the last six years in the hundreds who are credit to a experiment started by myself, Bob Evans, Kevin Dahn, Mike Flick, Maynard Stanley with our un-expectent first guest Kirk lapierre and his unplanned class all star class on canada geese removal. I certainly had a great line up of guests Bob Jameson, Ron Jones, Al Lafrance, Rich Cannioti, Reginald Murray, David Mcleod. Al Huot, Mike Millian, Brent Saxton, Dr Ed Bez, Stephen Vantassel, Newt Sterling, Any Williams, and a few hundred more names I could mention.

The podcasts were never about me it was always about what my guests brought and thank you all of you for the last six years.

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