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Join me on my journey through stories and interviews talking to like-minded individuals. It doesn’t matter who you are this podcast will hopefully educate and guide you through the world deerstalking, shooting and the outdoor world. The information in these podcasts is for you to enjoy and develop you own opinions, if you take everyday as a school day you will see the bigger picture. Thanks for listening and sharing in the journey
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The Hunter Conservationist Podcast

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The Hunter Conservationist Podcast brings you nuanced content about conservation, science and responsible hunting in Canada, so you can stay topped up on issues concerning your outdoor, hunting and fishing lifestyle, stay current on the latest in wildlife conservation, science and responsible hunting and be entertained by conversations with intellectual thinkers.
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Cycling’s odd couple is back with an informative, entertaining, and occasionally feisty new podcast. Longtime friends and former teammates Bobby Julich and Jens Voigt shared the agonies and ecstasies of World Tour racing, gaining an unrivaled understanding and appreciation for the sport. Every week, they bring insightful commentary and unique chemistry to conversations with the riders, coaches, and diverse new personalities shaping today’s scene. Tune in for revealing interviews about life a ...
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So we carry on chatting with our fellow European hunters in this podcast I catch up with Julia a Polish hunter living in Sweden We talk about the hunting education system and types of hunting that can be expected if you went hunting in Poland. You can find some of Julia hunts on her Instagram feed https://www.instagram.com/julienhunts/profilecard/?…
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Peter Gibbon, host of the Outdoor Gibbon Podcast joins Dana to share his journey into hunting, starting from a non-hunting background and eventually becoming a passionate deer stalker in Scotland. He talks about his efforts to mentor and introduce new hunters to the sport. Peter shares his experiences of hunting in Ireland and the importance of men…
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This special episode explores the important conservation leaders in Canada's history and their contributions to hunting and conservation. The giants in Canadian conservation include Sir Clifford Sifton, Jack Miner, Charles Gordon Hewitt, Ian McTaggart Cowan, and Valerius Geist. These individuals played pivotal roles in establishing science-based wi…
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Mark Ryckman from the Ontario Federation of Anglers and Hunters and Bryce Bekar from the Yukon Fish & Game Association join Mark and Curtis to talk about elk. This conversation explores the fascinating history, status, and prospects of elk populations in North America, focusing on two distinct regions: Ontario and the Yukon. The episode highlights …
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In this episode Doug and Mark discuss insights from the International Fur Federation conference, the recycling of black bear fur hat issue of the Royal Guard and the importance of predator control in caribou recovery. The discussion emphasizes the need for adaptive management and the impact of human activity on wildlife dynamics, ultimately advocat…
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In this podcast I chat with James who takes us on his journey from game keeper to part of the saving Scotland Red Squirrel team. The Aberdeenshire team have worked really hard over the last 14 years to control the non native grey squirrel around Aberdeenshire and help the Red Squirrel get a good foot hold again. The 2024 squirrel survey can be fill…
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Rod Clapton, president of the BC Federation of Drift Fishers, discusses his passion for bar fishing and conservation in the Lower Fraser River. He highlights the accessibility and minimal cost of bar fishing, which has been practiced for generations. Rod also emphasizes the need for equitable treatment and access to the resource for all Canadians, …
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In this podcast I talk about the Korthals Griffon dog breed with some very knowable owners, we look at the breed. discuss its use as a pointer, wildfowling and deer stalking dog as well as being a faithful companion. Join me chatting with Davina Rowe, Sue Hanson , Sue Wagstaff and Gareth Wilson about the breed and there dogs A little bit of history…
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The final chapter in this series explores the challenges of balancing Indigenous hunting and non-indigenous hunting rights in Canada. It discusses the importance of hunting for food security and the role of hunting in Indigenous cultures. The conversation also delves into the legal framework surrounding Indigenous hunting rights, including treaties…
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I chat with Henrik about hunting in Germany and the exams and regulation to get a firearm. Henrik is also part of the Pulsar Prostaff team We compare the United Kingdom and Germany and how things differ, including some of the technology we can use like thermal and night vision. Join me on the insightful journey into hunting in Germany Instagram htt…
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Dr. Peter Larsen and Marc Schwabenlander are on the show to discuss the leading of Chronic wasting disease (CWD) science being conducted to understand the disease's impact on wildlife, humans, and the environment. Peter and Marc discuss the various species of cervids know affected by CWD, the different strains of the disease, whether CWD can be tra…
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Chapter 2, The Awakening: This chapter explores the awakening of conservation efforts in Canada as awareness grew about the impacts of market hunting. Laws were enacted to regulate hunting and protect wildlife. Attitudes towards conservation changed and efforts were made to end commercial hunting. The chapter also discusses the remarkable tale of h…
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In this episode Mark & Dana discuss the impact of moose hunting and management in Manitoba. The conversation also touches on the conflict between First Nations and Métis harvesting rights in Northern Manitoba and the potential implications of the growing grizzly bear population on Vancouver Island. They explore the impact of government decisions on…
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I chat with two professionals, Scott is the Skye gamekeeper and Rob who is Best fox calls. The last keeper film was the hot topic of the Scottish game fair so we take a look at some of the key point. The podcast also discusses many topics from the Scottish game fair, social media and the state of firearms licensing. Instagram https://www.instagram.…
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In this episode, Bart George is on the show to discuss cougars, their ecology, and management. Bart shares his experience working on a research project that aimed to deter cougars from human-populated areas using non-lethal methods. Bart also discusses the importance of science in wildlife management and the need for proactive approaches to cougar …
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In this conversation, Mark and Doug discuss the Fur Harvesters Auction dates, the issue of animal rights activists wanting access to fur farm addresses, and the harassment faced by Max Mara stores. They also discuss proposed regulation amendments in Ontario regarding cable snares and the opposition from anti-fur groups. The conversation then shifts…
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The conversation explores the history of hunting and conservation in Canada, focusing on the themes of abundance and exploitation. It discusses the importance of understanding Canada's conservation and hunting history to advocate for the future of hunting in the country. The narrative about hunting and conservation in Canada is often overshadowed b…
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Health is not something men talk about very well. I sat down with Helen from Gamekeepers welfare trust and we talked about how the trust can help if you or friends and family are in need. The check in with a Mate campaign has been seen around all the shows and is really important pick up that phone or pop in and see you friends https://thegamekeepe…
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Cynthia Prefontaine, a motorsport enthusiast and hunter, shares her experiences in racing and hunting. She discusses her participation in the RAG, a nine-day navigation rally through the Sahara desert, where she became the first Canadian team to win the SSV challenge. Cynthia also talks about her love for hunting and how it became a part of her lif…
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Dr. Taylor Renee Ganz joins the show to talk about her research in the Washington Predator Prey Project. Dr. Ganz studied the interactions between predators (wolves, cougars, bears, coyotes) and prey (white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk) in a multi-predator landscape heavily influenced by humans. The study looks at which factor had the strongest impa…
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This episode is about Delano Cardinal, who was a friend, uncle, and mentor to Brogan Didier. Delano was a larger than life figure in the community, known for his love of the outdoors and his incredible hunting and fishing skills. Brogan shares the story of Delano's life and the impact he had on him. Delano's sudden passing was a shock to everyone, …
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The ever-growing world of deer stalking can be a daunting enough for a novice and especially if you are a female. Artemis Deerstalking group was created as safe space for ladies to chat on social media. They have events, training days and support each other with ideas and first hunts success. In this recording I chat to Heather and Kate two of the …
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In this episode, Mark and Dana discuss the controversy surrounding grizzly bear management and recovery in Alberta. Mark explains that the government Wildlife Act amendment allows licensed resident hunters to assist in removing problem grizzly bears. However, this decision has been met with backlash and accusations of trophy hunting. The hosts also…
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The conversation with Tom Opre revolves around the importance of modern wildlife management and the need for education about conservation. It highlights the urbanization of society and the disconnect between people and the land. The conversation also touches on the role of hunters in conservation and the adverse effects of misinformation. Tom discu…
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In this episode, Dana discusses her experiences as a new hunter and how she has integrated her hunting journey with her business, Valley to Shore. She talks about the challenges of being authentic and open about her hunting journey on her public platform, as it has led to some customers dropping off. However, she believes it is important to break d…
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Hunting has evolved from a necessity to a pursuit and passion for many people. In recent history, hunting was a smaller part of people's lives and was primarily utilitarian. However, there is now a movement to incorporate hunting back into people's lives as part of a holistic and self-sufficient lifestyle. This includes an interest in gardening, ra…
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How does one transition from an urban upbringing in Johannesburg to becoming a key voice in the global hunting and conservation community? Join us as we unravel the compelling journey of Robbie, the brain behind Blood Origins. Robbie dives into his personal story, sharing how his family's hunting heritage shaped his passion for the outdoors and how…
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In this conversation, Mark and Doug discuss various topics including Doug's birthday, the June fur auction, the Alberta Trappers Association Rendezvous, and the arrest of Paul Watson. They also touch on subjects such as government regulations, international whaling, and the work of the Fur Institute of Canada. In this episode, Doug and Mark discuss…
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In this special podcast Mark discusses the management and conservation of grizzly bears in Alberta. He highlights the increase in the grizzly bear population over the years and praises Alberta's management system. The conversation also addresses the controversy surrounding the recent change in the Wildlife Act, allowing licensed hunters to assist i…
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This special episode is about the importance of protecting hunting rights and the hunting way of life. Mark shares personal stories and experiences to emphasize the value of hunting and the need to defend it. He encourages listeners to dedicate 18 minutes a day to educate themselves about hunting, become knowledgeable advocates, and influence those…
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Taylor Nairn is a father and a hunter from British Columbia. He joins Mark in this episode to talk about his experience with hunting, conservation, and outdoor activities. Taylor delves into his motivation for hunting, family involvement, conservation efforts, and the challenges of wildlife management. Taylor shares his passion for hunting and the …
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In this episode, Darrell Crabbe, Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Wildlife Federation discusses the impact of the Hansen Buck on Saskatchewan and the province’s hunting community. Darrell discusses various topics related to hunting and conservation in Saskatchewan. He talks about the challenges posed by Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) and the i…
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The world of gamekeeping and a professional deer guide. I chat to Faye Smith who take on both of these roles on in her day-to-day life as well as being the face of the Seeland clothing. I talk about her favourite deer to stalk and the upcoming game season. I find out how she started in the world of gamekeeping and field sports. We talk about rifles…
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In this podcast I chat with the director of the Last Keeper Tom Opre who give us his back story as well as many other interesting topics along the they to do with conservation and management. You can see the Last Keeper in a digital format at https://www.shepherdsofwildlife.org/ If you have any feedback please dop me a message or comment Instagram …
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Jen Shears joins the show to talk about Canada's management of seals and seal hunting, with a focus on the inspiration and motivation behind it. The conversation highlights the impacts of import bans on seal products and the challenges faced by hunters in Canada. It also discusses the population dynamics of seals, their changing diet, and the conse…
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This episode covers various topics including the Conservative Hunting and Angling Caucus outdoor symposium, National Seal Products Day, the ban on snaring for licensed trappers in PEI, the ban on mink farming in BC, and the presence of chronic wasting disease in British Columbia. The conversation also touches on the importance of the fur industry i…
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So, throughout the years I get question from you the listener, I don’t always have time to answer, but do my best. However, I think a few are worth sharing so I have recorded a short podcast to let you listen to some of my answers please remember these are my points of view Hope you enjoy and if you have more question fire them over I will try and …
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This episode covers various stories related to bears, deer, moose, and gun ranges in Canada. The first story discusses the impact of tourism on grizzly bears in British Columbia, highlighting how tourists can disrupt their feeding patterns. The second story focuses on the tragic death of a famous white grizzly bear in Yoho National Park due to a co…
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Perry McCormick, president of Pheasants Forever Canada discusses the importance of habitat diversity for pheasants and other bird species. He highlights the need for shorter cover and the benefits of vegetation diversity. The conversation also touches on the impact of landscape changes, such as the transition from smaller farms to commercial farms,…
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Dr. Michelle McLellan delves into the reintroduction of grizzly bears into the North Cascade ecosystem in Washington state, exploring the challenges, implications, and potential impact on the ecosystem and neighboring regions. The discussion covers the history of grizzly bear reintroduction, genetic diversity, habitat quality, and the potential for…
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Rachel Carrie we get to find out a bit more about who she is. Rachel has been doing a great deal for countryside pursuits over the years and taken a lot of media attention. The TV show with Jodie Marsh was a fantastic look at how people given the correct information can change there opinions. Rachel is also a top shot in the world of clay pigeon sh…
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Kryptek Camouflage... The new kid on the block in the UK market. However a band that has been around in the US for a number of years Butch Whiting tell his story of how he created and started out in the outdoor clothing market and we look at the journey it’s taken. We also discuss his recent visit to the UK and hunting trips in storms force winds i…
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Chef Michael Hunter muses about his background as a chef and book author, his personal philosophies as a chef and hunter, and the changing perception of hunting in the culinary world. He believes that showcasing the food aspect of hunting is educational and inspiring, and it has encouraged more people to take up hunting. He also discusses the blend…
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In this episode Mark explores some of the central questions around bear baiting including, Is the use of artificial bait bad for a bear's health? Does baiting cause bears to become more aggressive towards humans and does baiting cause bears to stop foraging naturally? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…
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So, it the warming up the grass is growing and all the insects have come out to play even the nasty little one called Ticks who want to find and nice warm place to suck you blood. They also carry a nasty little pay load called Lyme borreliosis, known as Lyme disease, not all tick carry it but we should be careful anyway I talk to Darren the UK Agen…
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I talk with a very old school friend of mine Jonathan Ward we go back to our time at Handcross Park school in west Sussex. Jonathan left school and went to work in the gun trade and has worked at some of the most prestigious places like Harrods and Holland and Holland He's now back in the family business at Ray Ward Gunsmith https://raywardgunsmith…
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Welcome to Episode 1. In this episode, Doug and Mark introduce the show, the premise behind it and then provide updates on recent fur prices and the drivers behind the changes as well as providing a recap of the spring 2024 seal hunt. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices저자 Blood Origins Canada Foundation
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In this episode Mark covers changes to fall migratory birds' flights, caribou and the pinnacle of perfection for the white-tailed deer, the mystery of coho deaths solved, Montreal deer control, ducking hunting in the NWT, who's fault is the bass, the transfer of Haida Gwaii, conservation success and the Coombs wolf-dog. Learn more about your ad cho…
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