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The Hunter Conservationist Podcast

Blood Origins Canada Foundation

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. The Hunter Conservationist Podcast is a Made in Canada podcast.

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Episode 140. Manitoba: Let's Pause & Reset with Rob...

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2025/04/01

In this episode, Rob Olson of the Manitoba Wildlife Federation examines the complexities surrounding ecological corridors and biodiversity commitments in Canada, with a particular focus on the 30 by 30 initiative. The program addresses the moose management crisis in Manitoba, emphasizing its community impacts and Indigenous rights. It explores the roleof Indigenous Protected Areas (IPCA) and the challenges associated with ecological corridors, as well as the relationship between agricultural

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48:51

Around Canada Ep 82 || Defending Youth Hunters

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2025/03/28

Mark and Dana discuss recent changes in Canadian hunting regulations, focusing on youth hunting laws in Alberta and British Columbia. They also reflect on the Hudson Bay Company's historical impact on Canadian history and conservation. The episode covers complexities of reintroducing wolves in Colorado, including challenges and public perceptions of wildlifemanagement and messaging around killing contests vs using hunting a legitimate damage control tool. The Stuckless family

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37:23

Ep. 31 - Our Stories Connect Us All || Speys &...

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2025/03/27

In this episode, Dana interviews Teddy Costco from Cast and Iron, discussing his background in the Yukon and his role in the outdoor cooking and conservation community. Teddy talks about his experiences with cooking, the relevance of mental health, and his initiative with the SpeyFoundation to promote steelhead conservation. The discussion addresses the relationship between outdoor activities, cooking, and mental well-being, as well as the importance of ethical hunting practices. Learn more about

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5:51

Short Truths Canada Ep. 13 - Coexisting vs...

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2025/03/21

Mark looks at the evolution of the concept of coexisting with wildlife and he discusses whether cohabitating with wildlife in our communities is the right thing to do for wildlife.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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106:39

Episode 139 - Who Should Decide? Polar Bear Hunting...

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2025/03/17

Dr. Douglas Clark discusses trophy import bans, polar bears as climate change symbols, and Indigenous rights in managing polar bears. He covers the history of polar bear conservation, research challenges, and climate change impacts. The conversation includes Arctic sea ice changes, hunting regulations' effects on Indigenous communities, and economic implications. Ithighlights 'super providers,' cultural significance, and community autonomy. Sustainable harvesting practices and the gap between

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42:24

Ep. 31 - Our Stories Connect Us All - Adventures with...

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2025/03/14

In this episode, Dana talks with Tim and Wren Hepworth about their experiences in hunting, fishing, and parenting outdoors. Tim discusses his transition from hunting to guiding fishing, and the joys and challenges of raising an outdoor-loving child. Wren shares her perspective on their adventures and memorable hunts, along with the influence of social media on their family life. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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51:20

Ep. 30 - Our Stories Connect Us All - Maritime...

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2025/03/06

In this episode, Dana Dykema talks with Casey Donovan, a dedicated hunter and outdoor enthusiast residing in the Yukon. Casey recounts his journey from growing up in New Brunswick to relocating to the Yukon for employment and adventure. He elaborates on the role his family played in fostering his passion for hunting and fishing, his academic background in biology and pharmacy, and his initial use of social media to document his outdoor experiences. They share anecdotes about consuming bear meat,

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69:05

Around Canada Ep. 81 - Cougar Hunting in Alberta

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2025/03/04

In this episode, Mark and Dana discuss the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia conference, focusing on community spirit, conservation, and inclusivity in hunting. They examine the controversy over a cougar hunt in Alberta and pen hunting ethics, a recent court ruling for Innuhunters in Quebec-Labrador, wild pigs in Manitoba, the World Wildlife Fund’s position on polar bear hunting and trade as well as new bison translocation from Yellowstone to Canada under the Indigenous North American Bison

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99:18

Episode 138 - Balancing Act: Sheep, Habitat,...

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2025/03/03

Gray Thornton, President & CEO of the Wild Sheep Foundation, discusses the challenges facing wild sheep populations and hunters' role in conservation. The focus is on bighorn sheep recovery, disease challenges, non-native species, habitat restoration, and predator management. He highlights the importance of auction tags for funding conservation and the role of philanthropists. The discussion also touches on hunting regulation controversies and Alberta's significant contribution to bighorn sheep

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68:23

Truth About Fur Ep. 8 - Managing Urban Wildlife: The...

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2025/03/02

In this episode Doug and Mark cover: The resurgence of vintage and recycled fur in fashion, managing urban coyote populations, the Quebec Trappers Association conference, BC Trappers Association wolf pelt fundraiser, Alberta's compensation program for trappers affected by industrial activities, the economic value of fur in forest management and intriguing research on polar bear fur and its potential applications. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Episode 137 - Auction Tags. Good or Bad for Hunting?...

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2025/02/18

Kyle Stelter, CEO of the Wild Sheep Society of BC delves into the complexities surrounding auction tags in hunting, particularly focusing on their implications for conservation funding, ethical considerations, and the controversies they generate within the hunting community. The discussion highlights the significant amounts of money raised through auction tags, the contrasting effectiveness of raffles, and the need for better marketing and communication regarding the benefits of these tags for

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66:48

Ep. 29 - Our Stories Connect Us All - Shayne Punnett

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2025/02/05

In this engaging conversation, Dana Dykema sits down with Shayne Punnett, a Canadian homesteader and hunter, to explore her journey of building a homestead on Vancouver Island and her deep-rooted passion for hunting. Shayne shares her experiences of growing up in a hunting family, the challenges of balancing family life with her hunting pursuits, and theimportance of passing on these traditions to her children. The discussion highlights the intimate connection between hunting, family heritage, and

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82:18

Episode 136 - Conservation Needs Teeth

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2025/02/03

Dr. Everett Hanna, Kelsey Gourlie and Marcela Leija Montoya from the Wildlife Analytics Lab in Alberta explore the importance of data collection in understanding animal populations, the nostalgic beginnings of hunting programs, and the intricate process of aging animal teeth to inform wildlife management strategies. The team shares insights into their roles, the lab's genesis, and the exciting technological advancements that are shaping the future of wildlife research. This conversation delves into

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67:09

Truth About Fur Ep. 7 - Impact of Influencers on Fur...

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2025/01/29

In this episode Doug and Mark discuss:The Dallas Safari Club Convention Paul Watson's Legal Troubles: A Missed Chance for Justice Insights from the Fur Harvesters Auction Convention Looking Ahead: FIC AGM and Community Engagement Fur Promotion Campaign Overview The Impact of Influencers on Fur Marketing Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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67:02

Around Canada Ep. 80 - All About Predators

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2025/01/28

In this episode Mark & Dana discuss the Dallas Safari Club Convention and highlight the global representation of the hunting community and the importance of building relationships for conservation efforts in Canada. The discussion then shifts to the controversial topic of wolf translocation from British Columbia to Colorado, exploring the political and social implications of wildlife management decisions made through public voting. The discussion transitions into the implications of ecotourism on

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Ep. 28 - Our Stories Connect Us All - with Mike...

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2025/01/27

Dana and Mike Fitzgerald explore Mike's journey from a childhood spent fishing to his later passion for hunting and writing. They discuss the impact of family dynamics, the nutritional aware ness that led Mike to hunting, and the bond he shares with his brother through outdoor adventures. Mike shares his experiences with rejection in his writing career and how he overcame it to find success. Dana and Mike discuss the value of suffering in these pursuits, the challenges posed by wildlife encounters,

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84:00

Episode 135 - In The Line of Duty with Gerry Lister

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2025/01/18

In this episode, historian Gerry Lister shares the stories of two fallen Conservation Officers, Dennis Greenwood and Albert Ferry, delving into their tragic histories and the impact of their sacrifices on their communities. Gerry explains the aftermath of these incidents, the community's reaction, the investigation that followed, and the legacy left behind. Thediscussion also touches on the importance of honoring these individuals and the ongoing challenges faced by conservation officers in their

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82:39

Ep. 27 - Our Stories Connect Us All - Bridging Two...

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2025/01/07

Host Dana Dykema sits down with Mark Hall to learn more about the guy behind Blood Origins Canada. Mark shares his journey from his upbringing in Cranbrook, BC, to becoming a passionate hunter. He reflects on the unique experiences of growing up as an only child, the influence of his family on his hunting practices, and the evolution of hunting traditions over the years. Mark also discusses his first gun purchase at a young age and the lessons learned from his early hunting adventures, emphasizing

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108:45

Episode 134 - 2024 Year in Review with Dr. Lee Foote

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2025/01/02

Dr. Lee Foote reflect on the notable events of 2024, discussing personal hunting experiences, emerging threats to wildlife such as the H5N1 virus and chronic wasting disease, the legality of keeping exotic pets, the implications of gun control laws on hunting in Canada, the effectiveness of small caliber rifles, emerging trends in hunting equipment like air rifles, the role of cloning technology in conservation efforts, and the complexities surrounding Indigenous rights and hunting access in newly

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38:51

Ep. 26 Our Stories Connect Us All - Hunting Made Me a...

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2024/12/30

Ed Tetley explores the profound connections between hunting, family, and personal growth. Ed shares his journey from being a butcher to a welder, reflecting on the lessons learned through his experiences in both professions. The discussion delves into the ethics of hunting, the importance of gratitude in the process, and how hunting has shaped Ed's perspective on life and family. Ultimately, the conversation highlights the deeper meanings behind hunting and the joy it brings to family bonding and

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