In this episode, we explore the most pressing wildlife management issues across the United States, from record-breaking deer hunting seasons to groundbreaking conservation efforts. From Mississippi's legal battle over deer-dog hunting to Missouri’s fight against chronic wasting disease, we’re diving deep into the decisions shaping the future of hunting, wildlife preservation, and public safety. Whether you’re a hunter, conservationist, or just curious about how these topics affect your community, this episode has something for everyone.
Topics Covered
- Mississippi’s Deer-Dog Hunting Debate: A tradition under scrutiny—can property rights and hunting heritage coexist?
- Ohio’s Record Deer Harvest: What’s driving the highest deer harvest in 13 years?
- Pennsylvania’s Proposed Hunting Rule Changes: How 2025 could redefine hunting across the Keystone State.
- Missouri’s Chronic Wasting Disease Fight: Will new carcass disposal rules change the game for hunters and conservationists?
- Montana’s Landfill Deer Culling Efforts: Why a landfill is at the center of the state’s disease containment strategy.
- Maine’s Deer Dilemma: Lyme disease, car crashes, and the search for innovative solutions in Southwest Harbor.
- Grand Rapids’ Urban Deer Hunt Proposal: Archery in city limits—could it work?
- Ohio Poacher’s Record-Breaking Fine: The $43,000 trophy buck case shaking up the hunting community.
- New York’s Venison Donation Program: Turning an illegal hunt into a win for families in need.
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