Pat Trotter's guest appearances

Pat Trotter

Pure Dog Talk

The OP Fishing Podcast - Barbless.co

Chasing Natives

Tom Quinn

Danny DeVito

Arnold Schwarzenegger

Bryan Martin

Denise Fenzi

Brian Morrison

Adam King

Maury Povich

Amanda Kelly

Jane Killion

Alaskan Malamutes

Matt Palmer

David Fitzpatrick

Vicki Holloway

Michael Faulkner

OwlTail

Barbless Podcast- OP Edition Episode 20: The History of Cutthroat Trout with Dr. Pat Trotter. Hosted by: First published June 16th, 2020  Show description as written for the Barbless Podcast: "Do you know how many subspecies of cutthroat trout there are? How about: How old is the species? Why are there so many subspecies of cutthroat? This episode Dr. Pat Trotter joins me, the world’s preeminent expert on cutthroat trout. Pat has written two books on cutthroat, authored book chapters and numerous scientific publications. He is also a long-time angler and has spent a large part of his life roaming Western watersheds to better understand cutthroat trout. Tune in to hear about how Pat became interested in science, why he loves cutthroat so much, how their evolutionary legacy has been shaped by geology and hydrology, and which subspecies are most at-risk. Even if you thought you knew cutthroat, this episode will teach you at least one or two new facts."   Thank you to Chad Alderson, John McMillan and the Barbless podcast for letting me keep this episode alive and available to the public.  __________________________________________________________________________  Dr. Patrick Trotter holds B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in organic chemistry (Ph.D. 1961) and enjoyed a thirty-year research career in the Pacific Northwest.  Professional Profile https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Patrick-Trotter-3  Patrick's books on cutthroat: Cutthroat Trout: Evolutionary Biology and Taxonomy https://fisheries.org/bookstore/all-titles/special-publications/51036p/  Cutthroat: Native Trout of the West Second Edition, Revised and Updated https://www.amazon.com/Cutthroat-Native-Trout-Patrick-Trotter/dp/0520254589 __________________________________________________________________________ John R. McMillan, Fishery scientist. MSc Fishery Science, Oregon State University Professional Profile: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=tnaaTz8AAAAJ&amp;hl=en Instagram (@rainforest_steel): https://www.instagram.com/rainforest_steel/  John and his father, Bill McMillan's book, Rivers Never Sleep https://www.amazon.com/Rivers-Never-Sleep-Bill-McMillan/dp/1571884807   _____________________________________________________________________________  TheColemanCollection.org 

Barbless Podcast- OP Edition Episode 20: The History of Cutthroat Trout with Dr. Pat Trotter. Hosted by: First published June 16th, 2020 Show description as written for the Barbless Podcast: "Do you know how many subspecies of cutthroat trout there are? How about: How old is the species? Why are there so many subspecies of cutthroat? This episode Dr. Pat Trotter joins me, the world’s preeminent expert on cutthroat trout. Pat has written two books on cutthroat, authored book chapters and numerous scientific publications. He is also a long-time angler and has spent a large part of his life roaming Western watersheds to better understand cutthroat trout. Tune in to hear about how Pat became interested in science, why he loves cutthroat so much, how their evolutionary legacy has been shaped by geology and hydrology, and which subspecies are most at-risk. Even if you thought you knew cutthroat, this episode will teach you at least one or two new facts." Thank you to Chad Alderson, John McMillan and the Barbless podcast for letting me keep this episode alive and available to the public. __________________________________________________________________________ Dr. Patrick Trotter holds B.S., M.S., and Ph.D. degrees in organic chemistry (Ph.D. 1961) and enjoyed a thirty-year research career in the Pacific Northwest. Professional Profile <a href="https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Patrick-Trotter-3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Patrick-Trotter-3</a> Patrick's books on cutthroat: Cutthroat Trout: Evolutionary Biology and Taxonomy <a href="https://fisheries.org/bookstore/all-titles/special-publications/51036p/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://fisheries.org/bookstore/all-titles/special-publications/51036p/</a> Cutthroat: Native Trout of the West Second Edition, Revised and Updated <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Cutthroat-Native-Trout-Patrick-Trotter/dp/0520254589" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Cutthroat-Native-Trout-Patrick-Trotter/dp/0520254589</a> __________________________________________________________________________ John R. McMillan, Fishery scientist. MSc Fishery Science, Oregon State University Professional Profile: <a href="https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=tnaaTz8AAAAJ&amp;hl=en" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=tnaaTz8AAAAJ&amp;hl=en</a> Instagram (@rainforest_steel): <a href="https://www.instagram.com/rainforest_steel/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/rainforest_steel/</a> John and his father, Bill McMillan's book, Rivers Never Sleep <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Rivers-Never-Sleep-Bill-McMillan/dp/1571884807" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.amazon.com/Rivers-Never-Sleep-Bill-McMillan/dp/1571884807</a> _____________________________________________________________________________ <a href="http://TheColemanCollection.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">TheColemanCollection.org</a>

The History of Cutthroat Trout with Dr. Pat Trotter. Hosted by John R. McMillan

Do you know how many sub-species of cutthroat trout there are? How about: How old is the species? Why are there so many sub-species of cutthroat? This episode Dr. Pat Trotter joins me, the world's preeminent expert on cutthroat trout. Pat has written two books on cutthroat, authored book chapters and numerous scientific publications. He is also a long-time angler and has spent a large part of his life roaming Western watersheds to better understand cutthroat trout. Tune in to hear about how Pat became interested in science, why he loves cutthroat so much, how their evolutionary legacy has been shaped by geology and hydrology, and which sub-species are most at-risk. Even if you thought you knew cutthroat, this episode will teach you at least one or two new facts. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Do you know how many sub-species of cutthroat trout there are? How about: How old is the species? Why are there so many sub-species of cutthroat? This episode Dr. Pat Trotter joins me, the world's preeminent expert on cutthroat trout. Pat has written two books on cutthroat, authored book chapters and numerous scientific publications. He is also a long-time angler and has spent a large part of his life roaming Western watersheds to better understand cutthroat trout. Tune in to hear about how Pat became interested in science, why he loves cutthroat so much, how their evolutionary legacy has been shaped by geology and hydrology, and which sub-species are most at-risk. Even if you thought you knew cutthroat, this episode will teach you at least one or two new facts. See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

The History of Cutthroat Trout With Dr. Pat Trotter

Dorothy Macdonald

Kim Meredith

Pat Trotter, Dorothy Macdonald and Kim Meredith Speak at Forum Today’s episode is part one of a Pure Dog Talk Friday Night Forum at Del Monte Kennel Club in 2017. The panel features Pat Trotter, Dorothy Macdonald and Kim Meredith addressing the topic of the “Judge-Exhibitor Relationship.” Learn about the background and priorities of these legends in the sport. This Forum was originally available as a livestream video. We’re now bringing everyone all of the information in a three-part series on the podcast. Topics in this section of the forum include background of the judges, what the judges want to see in the ring, how to ask judges about a dog, the judges’ opinions of the National Owner Handled Series and withholding ribbons. Learn From the Source In a current moment that features social media commentary pages on which exhibitors “report” on the judges, often with great vitriol, the value of hearing directly from the judges and what matters to them cannot be overstated. A highlight of the conversation is Dorothy Macdonald’s description of coming to the US with her family in 1941 and bringing the dogs they could with them, including a Kerry Blue Terrier rescued from Dunkirk. Macdonald is noted as one of a handful of judges who judge both conformation and field trials. “I judged field trials as many years as dog shows,” Macdonald said. “I put up the first English setter running in the field that was a show champion.” “As long as you’re more interested in the dogs than the people, there will never be a split (between exhibitors and judges),” Macdonald said. “I want an exhibitor to be happy in the ring. I’m interested in the dog, not the exhibitor’s ability. Just need them to control the dog. It’s the dog I want to see.” Pat Trotter by Congleton Photography “We all had a first time in the ring,” Trotter said. “I do want them to have a dog that’s somewhat prepared for the event. I want to have a dog we can go through the process … see the bite, see the dog move.” Kimberly Meredith “I’m always happy to talk about the dogs I’ve judged,” Meredith said. “Attitude and how the question is approached are everything.”

<h1>Pat Trotter, Dorothy Macdonald and Kim Meredith Speak at Forum</h1> Today’s episode is part one of a Pure Dog Talk Friday Night Forum at Del Monte Kennel Club in 2017. The panel features <a href="https://puredogtalk.com/25-patricia-trotter-legendary-breeder-author-and-akc-judge-vin-melcas-norwegian-elkhounds-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Pat Trotter</a>, Dorothy Macdonald and <a href="https://puredogtalk.com/47-yellow-submarine-rock-and-roll-peace-out-and-woofstock-kim-meredith-2/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Kim Meredith</a> addressing the topic of the “Judge-Exhibitor Relationship.” Learn about the background and priorities of these legends in the sport. This Forum was originally available as a <a href="https://www.facebook.com/PureDogTalk/videos/1932375083718782/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">livestream video</a>. We’re now bringing everyone all of the information in a three-part series on the podcast. Topics in this section of the forum include background of the judges, what the judges want to see in the ring, how to ask judges about a dog, the judges’ opinions of the National Owner Handled Series and withholding ribbons. <h2>Learn From the Source</h2> In a current moment that features social media commentary pages on which exhibitors “report” on the judges, often with great vitriol, the value of hearing directly from the judges and what matters to them cannot be overstated. A highlight of the conversation is Dorothy Macdonald’s description of coming to the US with her family in 1941 and bringing the dogs they could with them, including a Kerry Blue Terrier rescued from Dunkirk. Macdonald is noted as one of a handful of judges who judge both conformation and field trials. “I judged field trials as many years as dog shows,” Macdonald said. “I put up the first English setter running in the field that was a show champion.” <blockquote>“As long as you’re more interested in the dogs than the people, there will never be a split (between exhibitors and judges),” Macdonald said. “I want an exhibitor to be happy in the ring. I’m interested in the dog, not the exhibitor’s ability. Just need them to control the dog. It’s the dog I want to see.”</blockquote> Pat Trotter by Congleton Photography “We all had a first time in the ring,” Trotter said. “I do want them to have a dog that’s somewhat prepared for the event. I want to have a dog we can go through the process … see the bite, see the dog move.” Kimberly Meredith “I’m always happy to talk about the dogs I’ve judged,” Meredith said. “Attitude and how the question is approached are everything.”

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