screamed wait a minute this is supposed to be a different show this isn't joe's wildlife adventures while sided wild side of my god i tell you what this is supposed to be a new show a new show trying to introduce folkson peter sanchia that influences outside the community getting to know them or you basically stole your intro i already made an in flight i see that i said i don't know what to do right now afraid is anything but listen the reason why i ask you here is once again we're looking for people in the community that in fact influence not just the community but have an influence outside and you are one of the folks that in fact the staff here brought you to my my attention i didn't realize when i was watching route or sports channel sports most channel that that was you ok and i said you do make an influence you're on national t v as well as the root i believe that's more or less out of the southwest pennsylvania area right root sports if you watch the pirates in the penguins  and any sports activity basketball it's the same channel so right local broadcast that root root area covers western pennsylvania actually most of pennsylvania although west virginia parts of maryland and southern new york so it's a quite of  a broad range of the viewing audience well i've been lucky to find out that our our little cable thing here reaches up to sell you a big horseshoe around the cities so they'll have the opportunity to see you again great born and raised here and went to high school here and then a lot of the people who came in transit from new jobs and careers moved here but i've been here since eighty six and quite a long time so all your kids that have  schools that's correct daughter who will meet a little later is a senior now that's correct actually directing the program today so we'll have her come out a little bit in the end introduce herself because she also does the same kind of activity on your  exactly right you know peters township has a very very outstanding media program here and she's very very fortunate to be involved with this group and since i think her freshman year she's been involved in the audio and video and media programs here at peters township which kind of fit nicely into what i was doing but you know backing up my my three older children when here they went to there was a small elementary school here so many years almost thirty years now and see and the the progression and the school district and the athletic teams and all of the communities within the communities here it's been kind of fascinating to watch but i think the population of i graduated from here as i said earlier whatever the earth's crust cold was about four thousand are now low pushing about twenty three thousand so it has taken a great even though the roads are the same col pass we had back then i keep my wife on council and i keep joking with her that two thousand and seven time frame and as it progressed my kids started to take an interest in what i was doing so my son at one time was doing a little bit of that ending for me and stephanie has taken the editing reins and she's done a lot of my camera work now and then my oldest daughter who wants a high school peters township just seen i think she graduate in two thousand and one she's taking a very very serious interest in cooking so she's actually been a guest chef on my segments now this will be her her second time eventually her and i talked about letting her take over the cooking segment altogether and what right now we actually have her doing a little bit of cooking while we're and fishing shows and it's a guy catching a bass every week or a guy shooting a deer the week well i've taken it a little bit a little bit to a different level i will go out and fish or hunt and whatever i harvest or catch i bring that back and i have a little makeshift studio set up in my home and i feel my cooking segments in the house well just seen a really took an interest in that as well so she likes mexican food she's always like mexican food so i said what do you want to do with moose and when i was up in british columbia on this moose hunt you know i brought home hundreds of pounds of meat you can imagine how big a moose is when it's laying there i think we have some some video clips of the moose itself she said i'd like to  fishing is going out of it doesn't fit on a bun sorry couple of years ago i had the opportunity to go down to argentina and patagonia is a very famous region of argentina fishing and anybody that's a fly fisherman or a fisherman in general when you mention patagonia argentina that's like the mascot that's the place that's the super bowl of flyfishing one of one of them places in the world and you know when i was down there it takes me back to childhood ages when you know when you went hunting with your dad or fishing with your dad or your grandfather that excitement where you couldn't sleep the night before and i don't know whether you're an outdoorsman or hunter a fisherman but you get that adrenaline rush and you go to bed that night you never sleep to this day this past deer season i want hunting opening day deer season and sleep the night before because i was so excited about it and one of the things that's that's really enjoyable and i want to show everybody this clip i caught a fish in argentina it's called a golden durazo and to catch a fish of the size of the one i caught is a once in a lifetime opportunity the guy who owned the lodge where i stayed i lived there his entire life and never caught a fish this size so take take a look at this well you know it's interesting because whenever i used to go hunting with my dad i never had to speak a different language so i mean we did go down the green county which was questionable but please let's show this show during the summers and because i get involved with sports and activities and schoolwork and it's just hard to do on the week days so i usually during the summers and most of your your filming has been local but i understand you're taking international this summer yes my dad just booked a trip to billy's first week in april ok so i will be filming most of the fishing there but then taking a break and doing some fishing because though you said it's you know i've been involved in this program i think we talked earlier for about seven years and i just i just love dealing with the students and that we've had here and everybody that we have always remarks about how professional this organization is and now i know that you're part of that organization outside and which is new to this so you're you're you don't do that cooking either or no i just felt well that's wonderful i enjoy eating all the food well i do for the morning announcements with the news and i like all the inside stuff like directing producing i like all that stuff so i plan to go to college for that because you haven't picked out a one yet not one yeah that's a tough tough call i back to directly again song i'll let you go and finish talking to your dad but i appreciate the fact that you were able to join us so people can associate you want to they see your dad's program know who's behind the the person behind the throne it's wonderful don't let  columbia i've been very very fortunate to travel all over the western hemisphere and been to all the way to northern canada to the arctic circle and as far down the southern argentina so all of those places in between but british columbia is some of the most rugged country i've ever seen i got to go out there and do a moose hunt which we've talked a little bit a bit ago about on the cooking segment i also did a mountain goat and for people that don't know what a mountain goat  is or looks like it it's a pure white animal with these little black warrants and they say well why would you go and climb a mountain eight thousand feet in elevation to try and hunt one of these things and it it was the most grueling hunt i've ever gone in my entire life i think we're watching that clip know if i'm not mistaken yeah that's actually the moose took right there and then i do have another clip of the of the mountain goat up here so whenever you know whenever that comes on we can go to that but that goat which will actually be airing on television here in the next couple of weeks it was it's something you can't describe if you have the opportunity to watch that show  moose and then the following week with a goat how do you have to check it out because it's it's amazing that i literally couldn't walk correctly for two months after that because of that the climb the climb i had i can't imagine i'm not the smallest most most agile guy in the world so for me to climb up an eight thousand foot sheer cliff type mountain was was amazing but it was very very rewarding to see if we had that clip on the goat i believe we do let's show that because les said i i dated a girl one time in california was that a pig was about ten pounds that that animal can range anywhere from one hundred pounds up to one hundred seventy five pounds really and it's in they walk they could literally walk straight up the side of a mountain they're they're incredible animals to have a five minute cooking segment and on the cooking segment i have a guest a couple of friends or family members and jim in back here actually going to be eating the moose for he does this we see there you go and the my local friends and family like to come on and it's a lot of fun because for our twenty one and older viewing audience i also have a wine sponsor in the napa valley don't tell my wife that the gerard winery actually pairs the winds up with the dinners so we feature a wine and we feature the gourmet dinner there and show your shows a little unique you say most times that is show somebody taking down a deer or whatever but your show sort of takes it from not only they pour preparation for the hand the hand but then what what do you do with it afterwards right exactly and i like to portray that message because you know let's face it with the way society is today a lot of people don't like honors and they don't like the whole idea of killing animals and i don't like you know that whole concept but what i'm trying to show is also conservation that's one thing that we don't appreciate here in this country conservation i mean think about it twenty five years ago  or a wild turkey in peters township cozens says as only here but now you run across there's another turkey there's another thirty turkeys you know organizations like wild turkey federation and pheasants forever and  rocky mountain out foundation and ruffed grouse society have put billions of dollars in the conservation and preserving wetlands and preserving hunting areas and by harvesting these animals and hunters like myself spending hundreds of millions of dollars a year in this country on conservation and hunting licenses and all of this kind of thing actually has quadrupled the population the wild game in this country i mean you see whitetail deer everywhere now in pennsylvania in elk if you head up to the northern part of the state up around ben is that there's a there's a twelve hundred populated elk herd up there twelve hundred animals  started with about twenty animals about forty years ago and now it's it's it's blossom so that's that's one of the other messages i try to convey to our listeners and viewing audience that it's not about killing an animal that's that's not the whole concept the whole concept is is maintaining that species in and try and build that species and then the other side of that is what do you do with it after you shoot it i use all parts of it i have a big game room i try to get the the trophies mounted in my game room and i keep all of the meat i'll make burgers and sausage and i'll do steaks and will do chiles and so every part of that animal is is utilized and that's you know that's another thing that  part of being a hunter i think that's a responsibility of a sportsman of an outdoors and not just go shoot something and give it away or let it lay there is to take that animal show it some respect sort of speak you know you've harvard's harvested this animal take it back you know use the i used to had used the meat you know and share that with people and that's that's one of the things i'm trying to you know to patrol and you know what i do well that's an a that's and like you said most of these organizations and i believe that most of them really do have the right premise in mind but whatever they show baby seals being taken for codes yeah you know that they show the extreme they don't necessarily show the usual situation in pennsylvania what we have six million hunters or something like that it's actually a little less than that there there are over a million deer in pennsylvania and there are over a million hunters in pennsylvania so when you look at that pennsylvania is actually the most populated white tail deer state in the country pennsylvania and texas have been running neck and neck for many years and a lot of people don't realize that there are so many deer and a lot of it has to do with the natural habitat but the rest of the has to do with conservation and the laws and now they have an antler restriction where you can if you want to shoot a whitetail bucket has to have for at least four points on one side so it's actually helping the buck  back yard eating the bird feed we put out so i mean i just we all we do have you know i said the community is my lebanon st clair and them have have hunters come in and around patrol those and try to take out some of them the ones that they don't take i usually find along the road which is sad but you know they said we're we're moving into the domain that they lived in and that we keep on pushing them there's no place to go or locally so they live within  in our community you know perfect example of that is about five years ago there were five hundred deer killed in peter's township by automobiles five hundred on an average year and officer who works here is a school he organized along with the game commission in the local community program to allow archery hunting in pennsylvania and he's done his fantastic job i think the last count last year there were one hundred  animals killed by a car so just to show you how conservation works and in many different areas and they donated the meat to food banks right you never i was talking to him one on tuesday we had the opportunity i was walking around and i had the opportunity to talk to  about this exact issue is the fact that they are not only conserving the no deer that we have but in fact what they do with it and it's not just throwing into a trash dumpster somewhere in fact trying to use the meat take it to a homeless kitchen or one of those organizations of feed large groups of people it saves them money it uses the meat that's available and it stops those animals from having the opportunity to run into your bumper and lay along the side exactly and for those of us and i myself included that have hit deer it's not fun it's not cheap either because when you go to your auto body shop and you're talking a couple thousand dollars only an average to get that fix be because i you know i've done several interviews and i've done some some t v shows and some radios and one of the questions i get asked all the time is you know you've been all over the world and you've done all of this what was the favorite thing you've ever done and where is the favorite place  and you know i think people for people who travel or people who want to travel and try a trip i have discovered montana and i don't know that you have ever been the montana or not i have but i have it to me is one of the most beautiful places i've ever seen on this planet and i've been all over the world and the scenery the mountains i brought some video clips the sun rises over the mountains with snow on them or are and they sing the when the fall it changes out there it's all and one of the comments she made is all of her life she's been doing what she loves well there you go then if that's any indication we're going to be doing this for another fifty years i would love to be able to do this full time if i can find some way to supplement that  television show and not have to work in a real job to pay the bills i would be there in the heart because it's a passion of mine and always has been since i was eight years old seven years old when i started that well that's made its am and i said well of les regress just for a minute here once you get started into it i mean how did you get started t v show you have to jump into from from your love of hunting into hey i can do this is a t v show that that's very interesting question i my real job and most people ask me what do you would you do for a living i'm in the power utility business i work for emerson electric which is the old westinghouse aleck and i travel all over the world going to power stations and power plants and we develop control systems that run the big turban generators in a simplified form that i guess every one of these power plants that i visit is either on a river or a rez of war or in some remote part of the country as they're not in the middle of nowhere and you know i would have to go and spend two days three days a week or so on these locations with nothing but woods and rivers and lakes so i started carrying a fly rod with me i have a little in my suitcase if i have a free afternoon or evening go to the local fly shop buy a couple flies i go fishing over the course of several years i got to meet guides in these areas and i met this one guy out  that think that be a really interesting concept to do do this for a t v and yeah it does sound like a good idea so i went back home and i talked to my wife michelle and said you know what i'm going to do a t v show and she looked at me like i had hit like what are you talking about you out of your mind this is the no this is great and i'm going to put a wild game cooking segment in with and work and i'm going to go shoot something i'm going to bring it home and we're going to cook a gourmet dinner and and she just looked at me like i was just totally and that's how it started i mean that's that was it was that quick of a decision i started the one one little funny tag to that is i would go to robert morris and point park and get these interns the students and they would do my editing form because and no idea how to how to edit anything and i would go to their dorm rooms and you know what a college dorm climate over everything to get and i sit down on their bed w they edited and i watched and that's how i learned how to add it all that's in a college dorm at the age of fifty you know so it was pretty interesting well joe as a as i mentioned the time goes by too fast when we finally start talking and  i appreciate you coming on the initial program getting to know them or getting to know you in this case it's great to see a person enjoying his hobby with his family and many many of us don't have that  thank you all right thanks for coming on and hopefully like you said in the near future we're going to have sam hayes international conductor coming on to the program look forward