Joe Genzel shoots while duck hunting

Episode #3: Joe Genzel of Wildfowl Magazine

Written by | September 11, 2019| Latest in Waterfowl Hunting, Waterfowl Hunting Podcast

Associate Editor of Wildfowl Magazine, Joe Genzel talks waterfowl hunting on this podcast episode.

On this episode I catch up with Joe Genzel. Joe is the associate editor of Wildfowl Magazine and an avid duck and goose hunter. We discuss Joe’s background and how he grew up hunting on the Illinois River with his dad. We also dive into the current state of outdoor media, new hunter recruitment, and discuss the younger generation of waterfowlers. 

Joe is a cool guy and has some great perspective. I think you’ll enjoy his stories. Follow along with Joe on instagram at https://www.instagram.com/joegenzel/

Enjoy the show and don’t forget to rate, review, subscribe and share this podcast for a chance to win an Endless Migration giveaway!

The Endless Migration Podcast is presented by: OnX Hunt, Eukanuba Performance Dog Food, Flambeau Duck Decoys, Hevi-Shot Ammunition, Garmin Outdoor Products, Duck Camp Co. 

Last modified: May 7, 2020

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Jake is the Brand Manager for Endless Migration and the host of the Endless Migration Podcast. Jake lives in Nashville, TN with his wife and 4 Labradors. Jake grew up chasing birds up and down the Mississippi flyway and spent more hours than most leaning against a tree in a flooded Arkansas timber hole. When not hunting, Jake enjoys training his retrievers and working on his photography.

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