In this episode (#233) of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy and Andrew McKean wrap up their four episode series that explores the changing attitudes towards hunting in rapidly urbanizing western states by using political appointments to fill the agenda of those who are against hunting. We summarize what we’ve learned in our research and from […]
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Urbanization, Change, Demographics, and Hunter Relevancy (Part 3 of 4) | Episode 232
In this episode (#232) of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy and Andrew McKean explore more of the efforts to marginalize hunters and hunting in wildlife management. In this episode we are joined by Tony Wasley, former Director of Nevada Department of Wildlife, now with the Wildlife Management Institute focusing on the relevancy of hunting and hunters in […]
An Interview With Former WA Wildlife Commissioner Kim Thorburn (Part 2 of 4) | Episode 231
Randy and Andrew McKean continue their discussion about efforts in Washington and Colorado to marginalize, even eliminate, hunting as a tool for state agencies. In the second episode of this series, they are joined by physician and former Washington Wildlife Commissioner Kim Thorburn. In her terms as a Commissioner, she supported hunting and hunters despite being a […]
An Interview With Former WA Wildlife Commissioner Kim Thorburn (Part 2 of 4) | Episode 231
Randy and Andrew McKean continue their discussion about efforts in Washington and Colorado to marginalize, even eliminate, hunting as a tool for state agencies. In the second episode of this series, they are joined by physician and former Washington Wildlife Commissioner Kim Thorburn. In her terms as a Commissioner, she supported hunting and hunters despite being a […]
Future Role of Hunters and Hunting? (Part 1 of 4) | Episode 230
In this episode (#230) of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Andrew McKean for the first of four episodes regarding attacks on hunting and wildlife management. This episode lays out what has been happening in Washington and Colorado, exploring how/why it is happening, what the consequences will be, and how hunters are responding. […]
Future Role of Hunters and Hunting? (Part 1 of 4) | Episode 230
In this episode (#230) of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Andrew McKean for the first of four episodes regarding attacks on hunting and wildlife management. This episode lays out what has been happening in Washington and Colorado, exploring how/why it is happening, what the consequences will be, and how hunters are responding. […]
Report From The Yukon | Episode 229
In this episode (229) of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy, Marcus, and Michael recap their adventure to the far north of the Yukon in pursuit of adventure, Mountain Caribou, a few grouse, and a bonus moose. Topics covered include why they’re called Mountain Caribou, adventure hunts, strangeness of being guided, saving for a dream hunt, lovestruck bull […]
Report From The Yukon | Episode 229
In this episode (229) of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy, Marcus, and Michael recap their adventure to the far north of the Yukon in pursuit of adventure, Mountain Caribou, a few grouse, and a bonus moose. Topics covered include why they’re called Mountain Caribou, adventure hunts, strangeness of being guided, saving for a dream hunt, lovestruck bull […]
Fresh Tracks Field Report – 2023 Early-Season Update | Episode 228
In this episode of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy, Marcus, and Jace give and early season update of what has been an exciting season so far. Reports form Alaska moose, Montana bighorn, Idaho elk, and pronghorn in Utah and Nevada. And, a glimpse of what is yet to come. Learn more about your ad choices. […]
Western Landscape Policy with WyoFile's Angus and Mike | Episode 227
In this episode of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy talks with Angus Thuermer and Mike Koshmrl of WyoFile. Topics covered include Wyoming as a hotbed of policy issues, corner crossing, wealthy new arrivals, the value of independent journalism – living the issues to report the issues, Wyoming’s unique politics, migration study leaders, hunting as Wyoming’s […]











