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The Journey Within – A Bird Hunter’s Diary Mark Peterson’s quest to hunt and harvest the 43 different species of waterfowl.

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43 is a film that highlights Mark Peterson’s quest for a single season waterfowl slam in North America. Amidst the challenges presented by the pandemic, Mark set out on his journey in October of 2020. Hunting 9 states and 3 countries, he spent over 110 days in the field over the course of 6 months and captured the entire slam on film. For the first time ever, the slam has been completed in a single season and here is the result of having cameras along for every step.

Length : 20-28 inches Wingspan : 34-40 inches Weight : 3.45-3.68 lbs. Hunt Location : Greenland

Mark Peterson concludes his quest for the North American waterfowl slam in a single season. This week he is joined in Greenland by Matt Gindorff, a senior consultant at Worldwide Trophy Adventures as he finally gets his hands on the 43rd and final species, the King Eider. Upon arrival, Mark and the crew must ride out 5 days of quarantine but they are also the first to ever capture this hunt on film. As he pioneers the Cook Islands and sets the standard for waterfowl hunting in Greenland, Mark comes to find out that this hunt was worth the wait.

Common Eider

Length : 20–28 inches  Wingspan : 31–43 inches Weight : 1.8–6.7 lbs. Hunt Location : Maine

Mark has traveled back home for a few days and then back at it in Maine with Lance and Emily Robinson from Goose Haven Outfitters, and Safari River Outfitters. Kodiak Island was productive in harvesting a Barrows Goldeneye, and a few others. Maine is known for its coastal cliffs, its eider population, and other beautiful sea-ducks. How many species can Mark check off the waterfowl slam list?

Length : 15-17 inches Wingspan : 26 inches Weight : 1.3 lbs. Hunt Location : Cold Bay, Alaska

After completing the upland slam in 2020, Mark Peterson decided to take on the challenge of completing the North American waterfowl slam… in one season; something most waterfowl hunters strive for in a lifetime. With the Canadian boarder still closed in the wake of Covid, he commits himself to pursuing this quest knowing that he must do it by only hunting in the U.S. and Mexico. With an already stacked deck, he kicks off the journey in October and heads for Cold Bay, AK only to get more than he bargained for.

Length : 19-22 inches Wingspan : 31-35 inches Weight : 1.9-3.5 lbs. Hunt Location : Georgia

After a great sandhill hunt in Oklahoma, Mark is headed down to Georgia’s Lake Seminole. This big body of water houses a large concentration of Canvasbacks during the winter months. It’s the first time on the journey that Mark has only gone after one species. The list has a lot of checkmarks now, but this hunt proves to be one of the biggest challenges yet.

Redhead Duck

Length : 15 inches Wingspan : 33 inches Weight : 2-2.5 lbs. Hunt Location : Mexico

This week Mark hits the half way point by harvesting 6 more species while in Sonora, Mexico. Sonora may be known for giant mule deer, but Mark makes an example of just how productive the waterfowl hunting can be as well. This hunt has it all. Flocks of 100+ Pintails over decoys, Pacific Brant on the Sea of Cortez, Ring-necks in the fog and even a jump shoot for Coot.

Length : 13-16 inches Wingspan : 21.6 inches Weight : .5-1.3 lbs. Hunt Location : Cold Bay, Alaska

Mark is still in Cold Bay, Alaska with 3 more days to hunt. After getting caught in an earthquake, he now faces another threat that requires a warning shot and some yelling to fend off a much larger hunter on the water.

Lesser Scaup

Length : 15-19 inches Wingspan : 27-31 inches Weight : 1-2.4 lbs. Hunt Location : Arkansas

After a quick stop at the BassPro Pyramid in Memphis, Mark makes quick work of a three day hunt in Arkansas and picks up 3 more species. This was probably one of the most diverse stops so far as Mark found himself hunting every way possible, including from a pit blind on the bank to layout blinds in a rice field. He did what he had to do and scratched off Speckle Belly Goose, Hooded Merganser and a Lesser Scaup from the list. Only 15 more to go

Common Goldeneye

Length : 18-20 inches Wingspan : 30.3-32.7 inches Weight : 1.8-2.2 lbs. Hunt Location : Cold Bay, Alaska

Hooded Merganser

Length : 15.8-19.3 inches Wingspan : 23.6-26 inches Weight : 1-2 lbs. Hunt Location : Arkansas

Barrows Goldeneye

Length : 17–19.2 inches  Wingspan : 27.6-28.7 inches Weight : 1.3–2.13 lbs. Hunt Location : Kodiak, Alaska

Mark Peterson heads back to Alaska where he’s looking to check a few more species off the list. He’s confronted with harsh weather that Kodiak Island is so well known for but pushes through and still manages to come away with three new species including the targeted Barrow’s goldeneye.

Common / Black Scoter

Length : 17–21 inches  Wingspan : 28 inches Weight : 2.09 lbs. Hunt Location : Kodiak, Alaska

Common Merganser

Length : 23 –28 inches  Wingspan : 31-38  inches Weight : 2-4.6 lbs. Hunt Location : North Dakota

Mark heads to the central flyway targeting a Tundra Swan in North Dakota. He has drawn the tag from the state and the guides are reporting that birds are in the area. Any other species that he can pick up here will be a welcomed bonus on this quick 3 day hunt before heading straight to Kodiak Island.

Greater Scaup / Bluebill

Length : 15-22 inches Wingspan : 28-33 inches Weight : 1.6-3.0 lbs. Hunt Location : Massachusetts

On this weeks’ episode of The Journey Within – The Waterfowl Slam, Mark Peterson is in Rhode Island after a single species, the Atlantic Brant. Mark is hunting with guide and friend, Capt. Ruben Perez. Will the Atlantic Brant be an easy species to check off the list? Lone King Eider’s are also known to travel through this area, is there a chance to cross this species off as well?

Long Tail Duck / Old Squaw

Length : 17.5–23.5 inches  Wingspan : 28 inches Weight : 1.63 lbs. Hunt Location : Maine

Red-Breasted Merganser

Length : 20-24 inches Wingspan : 28-34 inches Weight : 1.7-3 lbs. Hunt Location : Cold Bay, Alaska

Ring-necked Duck

Length : 15.3-18.1 inches Wingspan : 24.4-24.8 inches Weight : 1.1-2 lbs. Hunt Location : Arkansas

Surf Scoter

Length : 17-19 inches Wingspan : 29.9-30.3 inches  Weight : 2.0-2.31 lbs. Hunt Location : Kodiak, Alaska

White-winged Scoter

Length : 19-24 inches Wingspan : 31.5 inches Weight : 2.09-4.69 lbs. Hunt Location : Maine

Length: 13.5-17 inches Wingspan: 18.5 inches  Weight: 1.23 lbs. Hunt Location : North Dakota

Length : 20-26 inches Wingspan : 32-39 inches Weight : 1.6-3.5 lbs. Hunt Location : Cold Bay, Alaska

Length : 21-23 inches Wingspan : 35-37 inches Weight : 1.6-3.6 lbs. Hunt Location : Maine

Length : 19-21 inches Wingspan : 26-29 inches Weight : 1-1.9 lbs. Hunt Location : Florida

On this episode Mark leaves the peach state of Georgia to travel across the state line into Florida. Mark Peterson is on the quest to harvest a Wood Duck, Black Bellied Whistling Duck, Blue Winged Teal, and a Mottled Duck. Florida is one of two places where a Mottled Duck calls home. The wood duck one of the most colorful ducks of the 43 waterfowl slam species sure poses to be a colorful drone retrieval to say the least.

Northern Pintail

Length : 23–30 inches Wingspan : 31–37 inches Weight : 1-3 lbs. Hunt Location : Mexico

Length : 18–22 inches Wingspan : 31–35 inches Weight : 1.8 -2.2  lbs. Hunt Location : North Dakota

Blue-winged Teal

Length : 16 inches Wingspan : 23 inches Weight : 0.8 lbs. Hunt Location : Florida

Green-winged Teal

Length : 12.2–15.3 inches Wingspan : 20.5 –23.2 inches Weight : .3 -1.1  lbs. Hunt Location : Mexico

Cinnamon Teal

Length : 15.1–16.9 inches Wingspan : 21.3 –22.4 inches Weight : .73 -.88  lbs. Hunt Location : Mexico

Mark Peterson is closing in on completing the waterfowl slam and checks off number 41 in Sinaloa, Mexico with a Cinnamon Teal. After some extensive scouting, Mark and the guys realize that number 42, the Fulvous Whistling duck is already south of their location and they must adapt on the fly. With a phone call to the guys at Worldwide Trophy Adventures, they pack their stuff and make a plan. Tune in next week to see this hunt continue in Culiacan where Mark finds species number 42, the Fulvous Whistling Duck.

American Wigeon

Length : 17-23 inches Wingspan : 30-36 inches Weight : 1.1-2.5 lbs. Hunt Location : Mexico

Mottled Duck

Length : 17-24 inches Wingspan : 31.5-34.3 inches Weight : 1.5-2.7 lbs. Hunt Location : Florida

Northern Shoveler

Length : 19 inches  Wingspan : 30 inches Weight : 1.3 lbs. Hunt Location : Mexico

Black-Bellied Whistling Duck

Fulvous Whistling Duck

Length : 18-21 inches Wingspan : 33.4-36.6 inches Weight : 1.5-2.3 lbs. Hunt Location : Sinaloa, Mexico

After 5 months of travel, Mark Peterson finds himself in Culiacan, Mexico and checks off species number 42, the Fulvous Whistling Duck. The action here was fast and steady which provided limits of Pintails, Cinnamon and Blue Wing Teal, as well as both the Black Belly and Fulvous Whistling Ducks. This hunt had so much action that even the camera guys got to do some shooting of their own. Check back next week as Mark finishes the North American waterfowl slam in Greenland with species number 43, the King Eider.

Canada Goose

Length : 30-43 inches  Wingspan : 50–73 inches Weight : 5.7–14.3 lbs Hunt Location : Oklahoma

Oklahoma isn’t just known for its red dirt and great college football teams. Oklahoma is where Mark is looking at crossing the Sandhill Crane off his waterfowl slam list. Hunting with guides Gage Biggers and Shane Lewellen, Mark is able to harvest a limit of Sandhill Cranes, and then put his mark on a Canada Goose and a Ross Goose. Sandhill Cranes are only able to be hunted in a handful of states; Colorado, Kansas, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming.

Atlantic Brant

Length : 22–26 inches  Wingspan : 42–48 inches Weight : 1.9–4.9 lbs. Hunt Location : Rhode Island

Pacific Brant

Length : 22–26 inches  Wingspan : 42–48 inches Weight : 1.9–4.9 lbs. Hunt Location : Cold Bay, Alaska

Crackling Goose

Length : 24.8-25.6 inches Wingspan : 42.5-43.7 inches Weight : 3-5.2 lbs. Hunt Location : Cold Bay, Alaska

White-fronted Goose / Specklebellly

Length : 25–32 inches Wingspan : 51–65 inches Weight : 4.4-7.5 lbs. Hunt Location : Arkansas

Ross's Goose

Length : 22.6-25.2 inches Wingspan : 44.5-45.7 inches Weight : 2.3-3.4 lbs. Hunt Location : Oklahoma

Greater Snow Goose

Length : 31 inches   Wingspan : 53-65 inches Weight : 7.1-9.9 lbs . Hunt Location : Arkansas

On this weeks’ episode of The Journey Within – The Waterfowl Slam, Mark Peterson is in Arkansas to hunt the conservation season for snow geese. Mark is after a Blue Goose and a Snow Goose to check the 39th and 40th species of the waterfowl slam list. A pile of decoys, layout blinds, and lots of motion are the best ways to fool these weary birds. Snow Goose hunting, to say the least, is not for the faint of heart!

Blue Goose / Lesser Snow Goose

Length : 25-31 inches   Wingspan : 53-65 inches Weight : 4.5-6.0 lbs . Hunt Location : Arkansas

American Coot

Length : 13–17 inches  Wingspan : 23–28 inches Weight : 0.94–1.87 lbs. Hunt Location : Mexico

Sandhill Crane

Length : 2 ft. 7 in.–4 ft. 6 in.   Wingspan : 5 ft. 5 in. – 7 ft. 7 in. Weight : 8.9–10.1 lbs. Hunt Location : Oklahoma

Oklahoma isn’t just known for its red dirt and great college football teams. Oklahoma is where Mark is looking at crossing the Sandhill Crane off his waterfowl slam list. Hunting with guides Gage Biggers and Shane Lewellen Mark is able to harvest a limit of Sandhill Cranes, and then put his mark on a Canada Goose and a Ross’s Goose. Sandhill Cranes are only able to be hunted in a handful of states; Colorado, Kansas, Montana, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas, and Wyoming.

Tundra Swan

Length : 47–59 inches  Wingspan : 43-49.3 inches Weight : 9.5–21 lbs. Hunt Location : North Dakota

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This week on the Journey Within, Mark is in Argentina starting his South American Waterfowl Slam so WTA Field Producer Arron Bleise steps in to take over the hosting duties. Arron sits down with George Cummins and WTA employee Jack Borcherding to talk about their week of turkey hunting down in Kentucky. George is the owner of Salt River Outfitters, so the guys talk about what SRO offers for outfitted turkey and deer hunts as well as all the fun that surrounds their hunt camp experience.   If you want to book any of the hunts you hear on my journeys go to: https://worldwidetrophyadventures.com   Thank you to these great Partners  https://worldwidetrophyadventures.com/ https://www.leupold.com/ https://www.gunwerks.com https://www.cabelas.com/ https://www.rufftuff.com   Subscribe to My YouTube channel and hit the notification button 🔔 to be notified when a new video drops.   Follow Me: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/markvpeterson/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MarkPeterson... Web: http://markvpeterson.com/   #TheJourneyWithin #MarkPeterson #WorldwideTrophyAdventures Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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• Publisher ‏ : ‎ Worldwide Trophy Adventures (January 1, 2021)
• Language ‏ : ‎ English
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"Success on every hunt is not measured by inches of antler, but by the journey it took to get where the hunter desires to be."

Growing up near Lake Michigan, in the rolling hills of Oceana County, Mark developed a love and passion for hunting and the great outdoors at an early age, fostered by his father Earl, who is an avid wing-shooter. Starting at age 4, Mark went wilderness camping with his father in 12” of snow during January. With only a candle for heat, he’d listen to hunting tales from around the world and dreamed that someday he would create stories of his own.

For the past two decades, Mark’s hunts have continued in Michigan but also expanded to other areas around the world. In 2013, Mark completed his Grand Slam of North American Sheep.

In early 2013, Mark decided to leave his family’s fruit farming and processing business to turn his passion into a full-time quest. He spends about two-thirds of the year out in the field. Mark is also the host of two Pursuit Channel series Mark Peterson’s Expedition Series and Mark Peterson’s Triple Threat.

Mark continues to hunt with his father, who has appeared on his television shows. And now, there are 3 generations of Petersons out there, hunting and enjoying the outdoors together.

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The Journey will kick off it's inaugural season on The Pursuit Channel in June 2024 with a 9:00PM anchor slot on Tuesday evenings, nestling its place into one of the most watched evenings of outdoor television to maximize viewership.

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The Journey Television can be found on The Pursuit Channel year round, beginning July 1, 2024.  

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The Journey Unfiltered was born, and we started recording. If we can share stories of our hunts with a new audience, in a medium that people want to consume that content, then everyone is winning.

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Bob Foulkrod's book, "Obsession Quest" was recently released and is now for sale.  A hard cover book, Bob details everyone of the 80 species of animals he took over that 5-year period.  If you are interested in purchasing this book, click on our Contact    page and email him. Or, Private Message on his Bob Foulkrod  Facebook  page.

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• Season 1 of Fallout impresses with stellar production design, fleshed-out characters, and a unique expansion of the source material.
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Moments after that bombshell, we also discover that Lucy's father, Hank ( Kyle MacLachlan ), is not who he said he was. Instead of being born in a Vault, Hank was alive 200 years ago before the war even started, working as a high-ranking employee at Vault-Tec. Hank's complacency about genocide gets even worse when he has a hand in that atrocity himself. Lucy also learns that Hank was responsible for the explosion that destroyed Shady Sands - the community that raider leader Moldaver ( Sarita Choudhury ) and Lucy's mother Rose ( Elle Vertes ) helped build. Killing Lucy's mother is bad enough, but instead, Rose barely survived and instead became a feral Ghoul. Lucy eventually puts her mother out of her misery, but not before Hank dons a suit of power armor and escapes.

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As soon as the Brotherhood of Steel arrives, Moldaver's forces are utterly decimated and she gets mortally wounded. Luckily, she is able to get Dr. Wilzig's ( Michael Emerson ) advancement in cold fusion energy before then. She only has limited time to make use of what is undoubtedly the most important invention in history, so with her deadly wounds, she turns on the reactor.

Taking a seat next to the recently shot Ghoul corpse of Rose, Moldaver and Maximus watch as the lights of Los Angeles turn on for the first time in centuries. Hank may have been right in the sense that Moldaver has become just as desperate and deranged as he has, and this almost seems to be in vain, since her entire community has been killed by the Brotherhood. Still, by turning on that reactor, Moldaver has given a potential new generation of Wastelanders something that nobody else has had in decades .

Maximus Finally Becomes a Knight of the Brotherhood of Steel

Maximus was knocked out by Hank shortly before he escaped, and he woke up to find Moldaver turning on the reactor. He watches the lights of LA turn on while Moldaver succumbs to her wounds. Then, Maximus' companion Dane ( Xelia Mendes-Jones ) arrives with the rest of the Brotherhood soldiers, and incorrectly assumes that Maximus is the one that killed Moldaver .

Dane gets the rest of the Brotherhood to join in and declare Maximus an official Knight of the Brotherhood of Steel . It's something that Maximus has been dreaming of and striving for during the events of the entire series. Now, he just wants to be with Lucy and instead start a new life at Vault 33. He aalso probably has more than a few choice words for Hank, since he now knows that he's the man who destroyed his home.

Lucy and The Ghoul Begin Hunting for Hank

Lucy and The Ghoul have not had a great relationship throughout the series, but they form a tepid alliance to try and find Hank. Turns out, The Ghoul didn't really want any kind of monetary reward for delivering the cold fusion matter to Moldaver. What he was really after was information on the Vault-Tec members who cheated death and were cryogenically frozen. Apparently, The Ghoul's wife and daughter may very well still be out there .

Lucy also wants answers and agrees that following Hank may lead them to the people responsible for this world of pain and chaos. She's spent her whole life thinking that the Vaults were a bastion of safety and progress, but now sees that they are just smaller tools in a bigger conspiracy. Little does she nor The Ghoul realize that the frozen Vault-Tec members are actually right next to the place where this whole series began.

Norm Is Trapped in Vault 31

While Lucy's been on her adventure, her brother Norm ( Moises Arias ) has been uncovering some dark secrets back home at Vault 33. He and Chet ( Dave Register ) discover that the Dwellers of Vault 32 weren't killed by Moldaver , but rather killed each other in a plague of apparent violence and madness . There's also still the mystery of the poisoned raiders, but it seems pretty clear that Stephanie ( Annabel O'Hagan ) was behind that.

Norm is able to sneak his way into Vault 31 to find the overseer there, only to learn that the whole Vault is being run by a Brain-on-a-Roomba . The brain belongs to prominent Vault-Tec executive Bud Askins ( Michael Esper ), and he's currently overseeing the frozen executives who found a haven before the bombs fell. Norm wants to share this information with his companions, but unfortunately, Bud locks him inside.

'Fallout' Season 1's Final Scene Teases Deathclaws and New Vegas

Fallout Season 1 ends with Hank trekking through the desert, and what he encounters sets up two very exciting developments for a second season. Firstly, Hank stumbles upon a unique skull that unmistakably belongs to a Deathclaw . Of all the creatures in Fallout lore, the Deathclaws are easily the most notorious, as they are the apex predator in the Wasteland. Should they show up next season, they'll be a formidable challenge for our heroes.

Even more significant is the location Hank ends up at the end of the show. He must have been walking quite a while, as the place he finds is none other than New Vegas - one of the most iconic and beloved locations in all of Fallout 's history . It's a rare facet of society that sets up so many new storylines and implications, all of which will hopefully be explored in Season 2.

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• Implementing and Using Journeys

Example of Creating an Onboarding Journey

This example shows how to configure two onboarding journeys with onboarding tasks that new hires need to complete on their first day and within the first week.

In this example, you create two journeys, one that includes tasks to be done on the first day and the second to include tasks to be done in the first week. The journey is applicable for new hires located in the USA. You use the Checklist Templates task to create and manage journeys.

Summary of Tasks

To create the journeys, you need to:

Enter general details

• Create tasks

Add a welcome message with instructions

Configure the content types for the dashboard

Before You Start

Create an eligibility profile Work_Location_US for workers in the USA.

Entering General Details

In the Setup and Maintenance work area, go to the following:

Functional Area: Workforce Information

Task: Checklist Templates

On the Checklist Templates page, click Create to open the Create Checklists page.

Create two separate journeys with values as detailed below:

• Click Save .

Creating Tasks

Click the Tasks tab, and then click Create .

Complete the fields, as shown in the table for each of the two high level steps. The tasks must be associated to the respective Onboarding journeys created as prerequisites.

Create the tasks that need to be included in each of the journeys as shown in the table:

Similarly, create one more task titled Provide Identity Proofs to include in Onboarding - On Your First Day and two more tasks titled Meet Your Team and Review Campus Map Directions to include in Onboarding - Your First Week.

Click Save and Close .

Adding a Message

• Click Add and specify details of the journey sponsor for workers to contact during the onboarding process.

Configuring the Content Types for the Dashboard