Skunks Ruin A Marriage and Colorado’s Wolf Plan In Trouble | The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 820
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Skunks Ruin A Marriage and Colorado’s Wolf Plan In Trouble | The MeatEater Podcast Ep. 820
60 192 просмотра · 8 месяцев назад
MeatEater Podcast Network и MeatEater
60 192 просмотра · 8 месяцев назад
Steven Rinella talks with Brody Henderson, Janis Putelis, Randall Williams, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider.
Topics discussed: Canadian hunters helping Canadian hunters; Corrections!; go see Steve's talk about his first trip to hunt in Africa at Safari Club International's 2026 Convention; how skunks can ruin a marriage; a Massachusetts lobster heist; results from the Florida black bear hunt; Alaska's subsistence program under review; a mountain lion kills a hiker; Colorado's wolf program in trouble; and more.
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Chapters:
00:00:00 — Opening & Setting the Table for Wildlife Policy
00:05:30 — Florida Black Bear Hunt: What Happened & Why It Mattered
00:15:00 — Wolves, Activism & How Messaging Shapes Policy
00:25:00 — Colorado Wolf Ballot Initiative: From Campaign to Reality
00:35:00 — Ranchers, Tourism & The Economics of Predators
00:45:00 — State Wildlife Commissions, Regulations & “Rule 1230”
00:55:00 — Courts, Lawsuits & the ESA as a Policy Battleground
01:05:00 — Grizzly & Cougar Management: Science vs. Politics
01:15:00 — Final Takeaways: Who Should Manage Wildlife?