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.
Public Trust Doctrine and Wildlife Allocation
After a night of modern-day "lamping" for rabbits with thermal imaging scopes, we discuss rabbits, hares, and the many different facets of hunting/conservation between America and Europe.
Marcus and Jonathan Spear discuss the public's attitude and tolerance towards bear hunting and more.
Randy and Marcus dive deep into good news, talking about some animal trap and transplant stories that shaped the current status of how we have abundant wildlife throughout North America today.
Marcus and guest, Paul Kemper, talk about sage-grouse farming in Wyoming and the legislative process; Marcus tells the story of the recent lake trout fishing trip; the crew eats some fresh snacks, and more!
Randy and Marcus talk about Market Hunting and wildlife utilization. Randy brings up how we've gotten to where we are today from when these conversations started in the 1800s.
Recent Posts
- Episode 255: Great Basin, Great Elk and Great Challenges | Episode 255
- Difficulties of Post-Rut Elk Hunting | Episode 135
- RMEF on Conservation, Access, and Advocacy | Episode 134
- Episode 254: Joining Forces for Montana’s Mule Deer | Episode 254
- Mid Season Elk Stories and Surprises | Episode 133
- Politicians Cashing in on Public Land
