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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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90:06

Adaptive Management: The Future of Predator Control...

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2025/11/17

In this episode, Michael Bodenchuk, Wildlife Biologist fromSan Antonio TX joins Mark and Curtis to delve into the complex world of predator management, exploring the delicate balance between conservation and control. Join us as we tackle key questions: What is predation? Is a general open predator hunting season truly the same as structured predator management? What is predator management? Do all predators need managing? How do we measure the impact of predators on prey populations, and what role

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61:25

Tracking The Wild: Inside Alberta's Mule Deer...

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2025/11/05

In this episode, Mark Hall and Shawn Wasel delve into thefascinating world of mule deer in Alberta. They discuss the new hunter-supported mule deer collaring project, the facets of the ongoing research and conservation efforts, the challenges faced by these iconic animals, and the innovative use of technology in wildlife management. The conversation highlights the importance of data-driven decisions in conservation and the collaboration between various stakeholders to ensure the sustainability of

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66:54

Regulatory Changes in PEI Trapping || Ep 14

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2025/11/04

Join Doug and Mark as they embark on a global journey exploring the intricate world of fur trade and wildlife management. From the bustling streets of Bucharest to the serene landscapes of Nebraska, discover the challenges and triumphs of trappers and furriers across continents. This episode delves into the recent regulatory changes in PEI, the impact of Poland's fur farming ban, and the dynamics of international fur trade. Learn about the cultural exchanges at the International Fur Federation

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82:19

Balancing The Herd: The Art of Deer Management || Ep....

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2025/11/03

In this episode of the Hunter Conservationist Podcast, join hosts Mark and Curtis Hall as they delve into the intricate world of deer management with expert insights from Lindsay Thomas Jr. of the National Deer Association. Discover the delicate balance between hunting and conservation, and explore the controversial yet crucial role hunters play in maintaining ecological harmony. From the challenges of managing whitetail populations to the impact of diseases like hemorrhagic disease, this episode

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12:44

Are Bear Attacks on the Increase in Canada? || Ep. 2

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2025/10/28

In this gripping episode, we delve into the complex and evolving relationship between humans and bears in Canada. Join Mark Hall as he explores the tragic story of Joe Pendry, whose encounter with a grizzly bear highlights the urgent need for understanding and adapting to the shifting dynamics of wildlife interactions. Through a detailed examination of data spanning decades, we uncover the alarming rise in bear attacks and the factors driving these encounters. From the impact of habitat

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88:42

Bear Management: Balancing Science and Sentiment ||...

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2025/10/20

Claw your way into the wild world of bear conservation with us! In this episode, we explore the complex dynamics of bear management across North America, from the controversial politics of hunting to the science behind sustainable practices. Join Mark, Curtis and Dr. Mark Boyce as they unravel gripping stories and insights on bear populations, public perceptions, and the future of bear management. Don't miss this captivating conversation that challenges the status quo and sheds light on the

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75:13

Shoot Like A Girl || Ep. 38

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2025/10/17

In this episode of "Our Stories Connect Us All," Dana sits down with Jamie-Lee Beggs from Fort McMurray, Alberta. They discuss Jamie-Lee's journey from Ontario to Alberta, her experiences in truck driving, and her passion for organizing women's range days. Jamie-Lee shares insights into the challenges and triumphs of creating inclusive events that empowerwomen to learn about firearms and archery. The conversation also touches on the importance of community support and the personal growth that comes

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47:30

Living on the Edge: Ranching, Grizzlies, & the Fight...

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2025/10/13

Project Grizzly Balance || Ep. 1 What does it mean to raise a family and livestock in the shadow of grizzly bears? In this gripping episode, Mark sits down with Brittney Semenoff, a rancher and mother navigating the raw realities of rural life in British Columbia’s bear country. From heart-pounding predator encounters to the quiet resilience of parenting in nature, Brittney shares what it truly takes to coexist with grizzlies and wolves while protecting her animals, her children, and her way of

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135:21

The Manitoba Moose Crisis: Land, Legacy, and the Law...

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2025/10/08

In this special episode of the Wild Origins CanadaFoundation, host Mark Hall delves into the complex and politically charged Manitoba Moose Crisis. With a commitment to objectivity and fairness, Mark navigates the intricate history of First Nations rights in Canada, shedding light on the multifaceted issues at play. Through a series of insightful chapters, he challenges listeners to reflect on their own beliefs and assumptions, fostering a deeper understanding of the ongoing tensions between

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65:49

Funding The Future || Ep. 2

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2025/10/06

Join us for an exhilarating dive into the world of conservation funding with the Alberta Minister's Special License Program! This isn’t just a policy discussion—it’s a celebration of a bold, community-driven movement that’s reshaping how conservation is funded and executed in Alberta. In this episode, host Mark Hall sits down with Honourable Minister Todd Loewen and Corey Jarvis, president of the Alberta Professional Outfitters Society to unravel the innovative ways Alberta is leading the charge in

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86:33

Heebie-Jeebies: Parasites, Wildlife & Evolution ||...

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2025/10/01

Get ready for a mind-bending journey into the secret lives of parasites with Dr. Mike Stock! In this thrilling podcast episode, the crew uncovers why these mysterious creatures are far more than mere pests—they’revital players in shaping our natural world. Discover how parasites orchestrate the drama between predators and prey, influence the wellbeing of wild animals, and even drive the evolution of entire species. From the surprising connection between wolves and tapeworms to the dramatic impact

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69:09

Fishers in BC: The Disconnect Between Government and...

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2025/09/25

In this episode, Olav Langelaar from the BC Trappers Association discusses the challenges faced in fisher trapping in British Columbia, highlighting the disconnect between government data and on-the-ground realities. He shares his journey of involvement in the issue, the importance of collaboration between trappers and government, and the need for accurate data collection and modeling. The discussion also touches on the complexities of subspecies classification and the role of trappers in wildlife

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72:46

Juggernaut in the Making || Ep. 151

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2025/09/22

Join us for an enlightening episode as we dive into the world of wildlife conservation with our guests: Chris Everett, Brian McRae, Kyle Stelter, and Doug Chiasson. Together, they represent a powerhouse of knowledge and passion, advocating for the newly launched Canadian Wildlife Conservation Partners (CWCP). Discover how these leaders are uniting voices across the nation to protect our natural heritage and ensure a sustainable future for hunting and wildlife. Tune in to hear their insights,

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35:41

A Boy & His Bear || Ep. 37

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2025/09/12

In this episode, Dana speaks with Tristan, a young hunter from Vancouver Island who shares his inspiring journey of overcoming leukemia and his passion for hunting. Tristan discusses his early experiences with hunting, the influence of his family, and his first successful bear hunt. He reflects on the importance of conservation, community engagement, and mentorship in the hunting community. The conversation highlights Tristan's aspirations for future hunts and his commitment to learning and growing

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64:30

Tensions Rise in Manitoba || Ep. 87

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2025/09/08

Around Canada Podcast || Ep. 87Mark covers rising tensions in Manitoba linked to Bloodvein First Nation road blockades, the gap between perceptions and realities of moose populations and Indigenous rights, and the difficulties in reconciliation and government responsibility. Other topics include poaching cases in Ontario, gopher management in Saskatchewan, Toronto geese, Alberta's cow moose project, grizzly/cougar attacks, spotted owl habitat audits, compulsory CWD/TB tests, shark finning, joint

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73:59

Fangs to Facts || Ep. 1

The Hunter Conservationist Podcast ·

2025/09/04

Fangs to Facts: How Teeth Aging Guides Conservation || Ep. 1 In this inaugural episode of the Alberta Conservationist Podcast, hosts Mark Hall sits down with Dr. Everett Hanna to discuss the vital role of the Wildlife Analytics Lab in Alberta's conservation efforts. They delve into the science of teeth aging in wildlife, particularly focusing on mule deer, and how this data informs wildlife management decisions. The conversation highlights the importance of public involvement and funding in

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67:26

Reviving Grass Roots Hunting || Ep. 150

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2025/09/02

Reviving Grass Roots Hunting - The Impact of Safari Club International Canada || Ep. 150 In this episode, Mark and Curtis sit down with Chris Everett from Safari Club International Canada to discuss the growing momentum behind grassroots hunting conservation. Chris explains SCI Canada’s commitment to supporting all hunters and fostering community engagement. The conversation stresses the importance of building relationships with elected officials to advocate for hunters’ rights and wildlife

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81:12

Sovereignty and Society || Ep. 149

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2025/08/18

Sovereignty and Society: The Future of Public Land Access in British Columbia with Dr. Caroline Elliott || Ep. 149In this episode political commentator Caroline Elliott explores the complexities of land rights and governance in British Columbia with Mark and Curtis. The episode delves into the challenges of balancing Indigenous and non-Indigenous interests, the implications of consent-based decision-making, and the role of government transparency in fostering dialogue. Learn more about your ad

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61:35

Skip The Dishes || Ep. 36

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2025/08/06

Our Stories Connect Us All || Ep. 36 In this episode, Dana sits down with Robert Pye, an avid hunter and conservationist, to discuss the importance of family, tradition, and mentorship in the hunting community. Robert shares his experiences with English Setters, the role of hunting in food security, and the mental and physical benefits of outdoor activities. They explore changing perceptions of hunting in society, the significance of women in the hunting world, and innovative approaches to

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59:40

Moose Calf Survival: Does Black Bear Hunting Help? ||...

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2025/08/01

The Hunter Conservationist Podcast || Ep. 148. Dr. Seth Moore, director of biology and environment for the Grand Portage Band of Lake Superior Chippewa is on the show to discuss the complexities of predator management, particularly focusing on the relationship between black bears and moose in Minnesota. The episode explores the controversial nature of hunting, the cultural significance of moose to Indigenous peoples, and the scientific research that informs wildlife management practices. The

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