Posts in Fresh Tracks Weekly

New access, tag restrictions, bighorn sheep winter range, a wedding, biblical floods and more.

This week we recap a recent paddlefish trip, catch up on Michael’s fishing corner, talk about Dale filming the Warriors and Quiet Waters Hunt For a Purpose Program as well as wishing Dale luck on his future endeavors. Topics discussed […]

Montana makes a tag error, UPOM sues over elk management, BLM access opportunities, and renewable energy development on public land

Mountain goat tamales, moose & ticks, Mexican wolf recovery and wolves in the Southwest, and fixing elk management in Montana.

Wyoming Migration Initiative, mule deer migration barriers, bird flu sweeping across the country, bill to ban lead ammunition on U.S. Fish Wildlife Service land, and bulls for billionaires.

Randy talks about the recent court case in Wyoming where four hunters were found not guilty of criminal trespass in regards to using a stepladder to cross from one corner of public land to another.

We touch on the recent denial of the petition to ban black bear hunting in California, hear about a new RMEF land acquisition in Oregon on the Siuslaw National Forest, and ponder what's happening to our wildlife in spring blizzards.

Randy and Marcus discuss the closure of millions of acres of land to non-subsistence hunters in Alaska and talk about how ANILCA (Alaska National Interest Lands Conservation Act) came to be and how it dictates federal laws of wild game hunting.

Beau's new Divide Series Tents, the no-net loss bill in Georgia, the Crazy Mountain land access case, and a new study on wolf dynamics and the effects of hunting and trapping wolves, helping veterans learn how to archery elk hunt, invasive fish species and more!

We talk about a new public property in Tennessee with some excellent elk habitat. We talk about corner crossing in Wyoming, killing big bucks to reduce CWD, and how the drought in Utah affects the available deer tags for the 2022 Utah general deer season.