Brian Huber

Jeff and Andy are joined by California Waterfowl Biologist, Brian Huber. The guys discuss the many different bird banding projects that Brian supervises at various times of the year, how ducks and geese differ in their monogamy, the state of the pintail duck, and how Brian is attempting to bridge the gap between hunter and scientist.

Episode 14 was an awful lot of fun! Did you know Northern California's local nesting population is 1/4 to 1/2 million birds? Brian Huber, 12 year waterfowl biologist with the California Waterfowl Association joined us to talk about the the ins and out of waterfowl banding. We discuss band hunters, tracking migrating birds with solar collars, hybrids, band stories, & many more interesting topics. There is a lot more that goes into that little piece of jewelry than meets the eye!

On this weeks podcast, the guys welcome on Brian Huber, a bird biologist to the podcast. Brian and the guys talk about how COVID is affecting fundraising efforts, various bird conservation efforts in California that Brian partakes in, and the guys pick his brain on bag limits, HIP survey, WingBEE and more! In addition to the interview, the guys talk about recent turkey hunting efforts and the plans moving forward, alcohol sales during quarantine, a turkey hunter that got shot in the face by another hunter and received no apology or help, and much more!

Jared discusses with Brian Huber, from Fuel Plus, the benefits of having a fuel card!!

Kolpack & Izzo from Saturday, May 26, 2018. Guests include new NDSU basketball commit Sam Griesel, MSUM long jumper and National Champion Brian Huber, NDSU Senior Associate AD Jack Maughan and Fargo North softball coach Scott Carter.

Building the Sant Ocean Hall- Like any major exhibition, is a major undertaking. Over the course of five years, it required hundreds of people with a vast array of skills and backgrounds. Many of these people worked on one aspect of the exhibit, such as the whale model, the fabrication, or the writing.One group of people, however, shaped the project form start to finish. The Ocean Hall Core Team directed the content of the exhibit, coordinated selection of all specimens, and approved all design and text. They shaped the Ocean Hall exhibit.Dr. Brian Huber is the core team's paleontologist, bringing the perspective of the long history of the ocean to the project.