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Nordic Tales & American Trails is an outdoor and hunting podcast focusing on tales and trails from northern Europe and the USA. Hosted by Erik Rhodin from Sweden and Adam Vu from Louisiana, USA, the podcast covers all aspects of the outdoors, with a special emphasis on hunting with dogs. We will explore the unique tales and trails of our regions, the various dog breeds used in hunting, and the differences in hunting practices between the USA and northern Europe. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Unknown Host hosts Nordic Tales & American Trails, a society show with 102 episodes published.
In this episode, Erik, Adam, and Jeffrey Vang dive into the world of dog hunting for wild boar, breaking down different styles, strategies, and how hunters adapt their dogs to the field. Jeffrey shares his experience fro
In this episode, Erik sits down with Matt Miller to explore his journey from growing up hunting in New Zealand to building a life in Sweden, and how those experiences have shaped his approach to hunting, wildlife managem
In this episode, Erik and Adam sit down with Kylin White to explore what it was like growing up hunting rabbits and deer with dogs in rural Louisiana. Kylin shares how hunting has been a part of his family for generation
In this episode, Erik and Adam catch up as a new hunting season begins in Sweden. They discuss what they're looking forward to in the months ahead, upcoming hunts, podcast plans, and the projects they've been working on
We sit down once again to continue documenting the real-time development of a young West Siberian Laika on the path toward becoming a solo bear dog. This episode centers around one of the most important—and often most di
In Part Two of our conversation with Mikael Kronstrand, we continue our discussion by diving deeper into the equipment, technology, and practical decisions that shape modern hunting. From rifles and optics to GPS systems
In this episode, Erik and Adam sit down with Swedish hunter and dog handler Mikael Kronstrand for a conversation covering hunting dogs, breeding, hunting equipment, and the technology shaping modern hunting. Mikael share
In this episode Chris Sundström returns for a conversation focused on importing and exporting hunting dogs between Europe and North America. Drawing from years of experience on both sides of the Atlantic, Chris shares th
⚠️ Re-upload Notice ⚠️ We had an issue with the original Spotify upload, so we're re-uploading this episode in hopes of fixing it for everyone. The original version still works for most listeners, but hopefully this reso
In this episode, Erik sits down with Andreas Gering to discuss his journey with hunting hounds, importing American Bluetick Coonhounds to Sweden, and the challenges of developing and hunting these dogs in a very differen
In part three of Bjorn to Be Wild, Erik sits down once again with Wayne Dixon to continue documenting the real-time development of a young West Siberian Laika toward becoming a solo bear dog. This episode focuses on some
We’re re-uploading both parts of our conversation with George Lambert from Mountain Music and Mules as one complete episode. 🐾🐴 This conversation dives into hunting dogs, mule work, mountain hunting culture, and the le
In this episode, Erik and Adam sit down to reflect on the podcast journey so far — from the early days to now reaching listeners in more than 90 countries. We talk about what we’ve learned through conversations with hunt
In this episode, Erik and Adam sit down with Mikael Andersson for a focused and experience-based conversation on wounded game hunting, blood tracking, and wild boar pen work in Sweden. We dive into what happens after the
In part two of Bjorn to Be Wild, Erik sits down again with Wayne Dixon to continue the real-time journey of developing a West Siberian Laika into a solo bear dog. This episode shifts the focus toward bonding and expectat
In this episode, Erik and Adam sit down to reflect on a Erik's recent journey to the USA— a trip that blended hunting, culture, food, and landscape into one shared experience. We explore what it’s like to see American na
Following the Making of a Bear Dog In this episode, Erik sits down with Wayne Dixon to launch a new standalone series within Nordic Tales & American Trails — Bjorn to Be Wild. This series will follow the real-time journe
In this episode, Erik sits down with Heath Hyatt — dog trainer, hunter, and law enforcement professional — for a wide-ranging conversation about the deeper foundations of dog training and hunting culture. We explore Heat
In this episode, Erik sits down with Björn Sundgren from the Swedish Association for Hunting and Wildlife Management to take a closer look at moose management and the foundations of Swedish wildlife conservation. We expl
In part two with Chris Sundström, we shift focus toward how environment, culture, and hunting systems shape the way dogs are bred, trained, and used. We talk about what happens when dogs bred in one system are introduced
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