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The holiday spirit is in full swing in the latest episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, as Joshua Coursey, his wife Dawn Coursey, and MFF team member Joey Faigl come together to talk about the highly anticipated Cowboy Christmas Ball happening December 14th at the Pavilion on Expedition Island in Green River, Wyoming.
This episode brims with festive cheer and heartfelt passion, as the crew reflects on their favorite moments from past Christmas Balls and shares what’s in store for this year’s celebration. The atmosphere promises to be nothing short of magical, with entertainment by comedian Jimmy Dunn, delicious dinners, and opportunities to win big prizes.
So, throw on your best red-and-white Christmas attire, and get ready to experience the warmth of the season with the Muley Fanatic family.
Event Details:
Date: December 14, 2024 Location: Pavilion on Expedition Island, Green River, WyomingTicket Information:
Individual Tickets: $75 (Includes admission, dinner, photos, entertainment, and a chance to join in raffles and games!) Reserved Tables: $1,500 (Includes 8 admissions, 8 dinners, and the chance to win the grand prize Weatherby Vanguard Talus .300WBY!)Get Your Tickets Here: Cowboy Christmas Ball Tickets
Limited Availability: Don’t wait to secure your spot. Get your tickets early to join in the holiday festivities!
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At the start of the episode, the Muley Fanatic Foundation shares an important message opposing Proposition 127 in Colorado, advocating for responsible wildlife management.
In this heartfelt episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey continues the inspiring series on the Putting the U in Hunt program. This initiative provides once-in-a-lifetime outdoor experiences for children facing life-threatening illnesses, giving them a chance to focus on something other than their challenges.
This week, we meet 17-year-old Wyatt Lamb from Virginia. Alongside his father, Sam Lamb, Wyatt embarks on a special hunt with a dedicated team, including John Grossnickle, Sweetwater County Sheriff, and Drew Grossnickle from Bitter Creek Outdoors. The morning of September 26th brings a successful harvest at 8:53 AM, but the real story is in the moments of connection and resilience that unfold.
While emotions run high in parts of the episode, the spirit of hope and adventure shines through, offering Wyatt and his family a much-needed escape and a memorable experience. This episode, also featuring Joey Faigle and Drew Grossnickle, and is one you don’t want to miss.
Tune in for a moving story of strength, support, and the healing power of nature.
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In this latest episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, Josh and Joey are joined by special guest Nick Duncombe, the creative force behind 495 Films. Nick is not only a talented videographer but also an integral part of the Putting the U in Hunt Program with MFF, where he helps film these young hunters. His passion for storytelling through film comes to life as he shares real, raw, and genuine insights into his process, including some of his most exciting projects.
Nick talks about one of his favorite projects, which involved filming for the City of Green River, Wyoming, with their Parks and Rec department, a project that allowed him to showcase the beauty of Wyoming's outdoor spaces. In this episode, we also reflect on his recent work with the hunt for Ana, featured in the last podcast, adding a powerful close to the trilogy that began with Cody Robbins' and the crew on the early morning hunt.
Nick’s dedication to capturing the essence of the hunt and wilderness is evident as he prepares for the prestigious Weatherby Film Festival. His unique approach and passion are on full display through his YouTube channel, Wyoming Hunter, where you can catch some of his work. For more of Nick's projects, visit his website at 495films.com.
Don’t miss this in-depth conversation about the art of filming, the challenges of capturing real moments, and Nick’s incredible contributions to both the hunting world and the filmmaking community.
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In this heartwarming episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey introduces listeners to a remarkable young hunter, Aeriana (Ana) Quinteros, and her family from Navarre, Ohio. As part of the Putting the U in Hunt program, Ana, alongside her father Cody, mother Ashley, and little brother Oliver, embarked on an adventure they will never forget.
Ana, a dedicated and passionate young hunter, leads an active life despite using a communication device to speak and complete her work. She participates in 4-H, showcasing her animals and playing wheelchair soccer, all while nurturing her love for the outdoors through hunting and fishing.
The Putting the U in Hunt program is a transformative initiative designed to provide youth with opportunities to experience the thrill and tradition of hunting while fostering a deep connection to the outdoors when they otherwise may not have the chance. Since its inception, the program has impacted the lives of over 100 young hunters, all of whom have successfully completed their hunts, showcasing an incredible 100% success rate.
Ana's story reminds us of the power of perseverance and passion, as well as the impact the Putting the U in Hunt program has had. Tune in to hear Ana’s inspiring story and the incredible support from her family and the MFF team. This episode is a true celebration of family, resilience, and the love of the hunt.
Spoiler Alert: Flying from Cleveland, Ohio, to Rock Springs, Wyoming, on September 24th, Ana and her family were greeted by the Muley Fanatic Foundation (MFF) team. With the support of her hunting team—Joey Faigl (MFF), Cody Robbins (Live2Hunt), Rich Casement (Live2Hunt), and Nick Duncombe (495 Films)—Ana’s journey culminates in a successful elk harvest at 7:16 AM on September 26th.
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In this special episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, join host Joshua Coursey and the crew as they embark on an unforgettable hunting adventure. With hunting celebrity Cody Robbins from Live 2 Hunt alongside Cameraman Richy and 495 Films videographer Nick Duncombe, they follow Joey who is with Youth Hunter Ana and her family during the opening morning of their hunt.
This episode is filled with candid moments that bring you closer to the thrill of the hunt. From the quiet stillness when spotting elk to the bursts of laughter shared in the truck, it’s a real and raw experience showcasing the bond between hunters. Cody, who has captured inspiring hunts in the past, continues to share MFF's message and highlight the grassroots efforts of the Putting the U in Hunt program, which is central to this adventure.
With plenty of heartwarming and funny moments, this episode is one you won’t want to miss. Stay tuned for future episodes featuring interviews with the youth hunters and their families. Follow along on this unique journey, and check out more from Cody Robbins at Live 2 Hunt.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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In this unique episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey takes a moment to pause and reflect on life as he celebrates his 50th birthday. Milestones like these naturally bring about a time of introspection, and Joshua delves into his personal journey, highlighting the significant moments that have shaped who he is today.
But this episode isn't just about Joshua. It's also a tribute to a close friend and longtime supporter of the Muley Fanatic Foundation, Brian Nesvik, who recently retired as the Director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Joshua shares heartfelt reflections on their friendship, the impact Brian has had on the foundation, and what his retirement means for the future of conservation efforts.
The episode begins with a special recording of Joshua speaking at Brian Nesvik's retirement, setting the tone for a conversation full of gratitude, memories, and forward-looking thoughts. You can watch Joshua’s speech from the retirement here.
Whether you're a longtime listener or tuning in for the first time, this episode offers a rare glimpse into the personal side of Joshua Coursey and his reflections on life, friendship, and the road ahead. Don’t miss this special moment on Wild Things & Wild Places.
The quick growth of MFF is a direct tribute to the value folks place on ensuring our wild things and wild places continue to exist for generations to come
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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In this exciting new episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey takes us behind the scenes with George, one of the owners of Covers & Camo, a company transforming the Muley Fanatic Foundation truck with custom-fit covers. This truck upgrade brings practical style and protection to a vehicle built for outdoor adventures.
Covers & Camo, formerly known as Mr. Trim, is a family-owned, American-made business specializing in custom seat covers for vehicles, including side-by-sides. With over 20 different camo options to choose from — and many non-camo designs available too, they provide the perfect blend of utility and personalization for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, and anglers alike.
This episode delves into their passion for conservation, their connection to the oil and gas industry, and their dedication to supporting Veterans. If you’ve never considered seat covers an essential piece of gear for your vehicle, this episode will change your mind.
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In the latest episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey sits down with Shane Griffin, the dedicated owner of First Choice Ford in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Shane and his team have a long-standing relationship with the Muley Fanatic Foundation (MFF), having donated a sweet ride to the cause that plays a critical role in MFF's conservation efforts. Their history with the foundation runs deep, reflecting First Choice Ford's enduring support for wildlife conservation and their community.
This truck isn’t just a donation, it’s a visible symbol of MFF’s mission. You’ll see it all over, whether it's being used for youth hunts, conservation efforts, outdoor activities, or simply traveling across the country, representing MFF's work in action, thanks to First Choice Ford.
Shane also gives listeners a behind-the-scenes glimpse into what it's like owning a Ford dealership and the unique aspects of the business. From his hands-on approach with customers to his commitment to local conservation efforts, Shane shares the values that drive him and First Choice Ford.
Tune in to hear more about this incredible partnership and the amazing truck donated by First Choice Ford!
Check out the episode and stay updated on more exciting content at Wild Things & Wild Places.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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In this special episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey is joined by Joey and Chris from MFF Headquarters to discuss some groundbreaking news for all fans of the Muley Fanatic Foundation’s annual calendar. If you're a long-time supporter or a newcomer, you won’t want to miss this episode!
The Muley Fanatic Foundation's famous annual calendar is going digital for 2025! This means easier access, quicker updates, and an even more interactive experience for all participants. With only 3,500 calendars available, this is your chance to get in on all the action. Each calendar enters you into all 138 high-quality firearm drawings, featuring stunning mule deer photos throughout.
One of the best features of the new digital format is that you can preview the calendar before you even purchase it! This gives you a chance to see the quality and detail that goes into every page.
You can purchase the 2025 Gun Calendar for a one-time fee of $100 or opt for a yearly renewal subscription at $75. The subscription will automatically renew on the same date each year unless you decide to cancel. It’s a great way to ensure you never miss out on the excitement!
Purchase Your 2025 Digital Gun Calendar Now!
Once you purchase, your calendar number (ranging from 0001 to 3500) will be assigned and added to the Muley Fanatic Foundation 2025 Gun Calendar database. You'll receive an email with your calendar numbers within 3 to 5 business days. Make sure to check your spam or junk folder!
This year’s digital calendar also offers a cool new feature: you can click on the firearm image to view more details. Keep in mind, some images or details may not be available or accurate, but rest assured, the thrill of the raffle remains!
Get Your 2025 Digital Gun Calendar Here!
Be sure to subscribe to the newsletter as well, so you can receive updates and find out who the lucky winners are throughout the year. With only 3,500 calendars available, don’t wait... grab yours today and be part of this exciting transition to digital!
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In this gripping episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, Todd Redmond and Bryant Birch recount an unforgettable elk hunting expedition that turned from triumph to tragedy in the blink of an eye. Deep in the backcountry, 30 miles from the nearest trailhead, the duo's adventure was marked by stunning scenery, an encounter with a massive grizzly, and the thrill of dropping a trophy bull elk. But the beauty of the wilderness quickly gave way to a fight for survival.
As they were retrieving their elk, Todd was unexpectedly kicked by a horse, turning what should have been a celebratory moment into a harrowing ordeal. With sheer drops surrounding them and miles of rugged terrain ahead, the situation became a race against time to get Todd the medical attention he desperately needed. Despite the severity of his injury, Todd's stubborn determination led him to believe he could make it out on his own. However, this moment of stubbornness cost them precious time and put his friends at even greater risk as they struggled to get him the help he desperately needed. A Blackhawk helicopter from Cheyenne was ultimately dispatched for the rescue, highlighting the dangers that even the most prepared hunters can face in the wild.
One of the key factors that ensured their survival was the Garmin inReach Mini 2, a critical piece of gear that allowed them to stay connected despite being miles apart in the remote wilderness. The team’s ability to communicate, even when radios failed, was a lifesaver. The Garmin inReach Mini 2 is available now with $50 off for a limited time, making it an essential addition to any backcountry adventurer's gear list.
Link: Garmin inReach Mini 2
This episode is a stark reminder of the importance of being prepared and having the right equipment when venturing into the wild. Tune in to hear Todd and Bryant’s harrowing tale, a story that will give you chills and might even bring a tear to your eye. Don't miss it.
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In this episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey is joined by Scott Talbott, the former director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department and the new guides and outfitters liaison at Safari Club International (SCI). Scott brings his wealth of experience to discuss a topic critical to Wyoming’s wildlife management and Elk Feedgrounds.
The conversation centers around the ongoing 2-year planning process for the future of Elk Feedgrounds, a vital issue for conservationists, hunters, and the broader outdoor community. Scott and Joshua explore the key milestones of this planning process, including the upcoming community engagement sessions and the anticipated public comment period on the Draft Plan and Draft Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) slated for January to March 2025. This episode underscores the importance of staying active and involved in these discussions, as public input will play a crucial role in shaping the final plan, expected in Fall 2025.
Scott also sheds light on his new role at SCI, where he serves as a critical bridge between the organization and the global community of guides and outfitters. Scott also highlights the upcoming SCI annual convention, often referred to as the "Super Bowl of Outdoor Shows," set to take place in January 2025 in Nashville.
Tune in to gain insights into the future of Elk Feedgrounds and the pivotal role that public involvement and professional advocacy play in wildlife conservation. Stay informed, stay engaged, and ensure your voice is heard in the decisions that will shape the future of Wyoming’s wildlife.
For more information on the Elk Feedgrounds planning process, visit FWS Elk Feedgrounds.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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It is time for another great episode of Wild Things & Wild Places. In this episode Josh gets a chance to chat with Greg Nickerson from the Wyoming Migration Initiative (WMI). They explore the incredible journeys of Wyoming's mule deer, particularly focusing on the long migration of deer #255 and the courageous trek of deer #665.
The episode kicks off with a discussion about deer #255, whose remarkable migration garnered a massive following year after year. Greg delves into the critical work that WMI is doing to study and document these migrations, shedding light on how these journeys are tracked and what they reveal about the health and behavior of our wildlife.
As the episode unfolds, we also learn about deer #665, who began her migration later than most on May 11th, navigating unexpected challenges such as a major landslide near Jackson Hole that closed down highways and mountain passes for weeks. Discover how WMI uses innovative tools and technology to track these migrations and the fascinating stories that emerge from their research.
For more information on the Wyoming Migration Initiative and to explore their route viewer tool, visit migrationinitiative.org and check out the Western Migrations Route Viewer.
Join us as we uncover the epic tales of Wyoming’s migrating deer and the science that brings these stories to life.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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As we approach fall and hunting season, it's a crucial time to reflect on our impact on the environment and wildlife we cherish. In this episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, we're diving into the importance of lead-free hunting and fishing practices. We're excited to feature Dr. Bryan Bedrosian from Sporting Lead Free, a leading voice in the movement towards lead-free ammunition and tackle.
Bryan, both an avid big game hunter and a raptor biologist, has dedicated over 15 years to studying the impact of lead-based ammunition on wildlife. In this episode, we highlight a new video titled "Unleaded," produced for Sporting Lead Free. The video serves as a powerful reminder of how hunters, outdoors enthusiasts, and anglers can contribute to preserving our habitat and protecting the animals we love. You can watch the video here.
Dr. Bedrosian discusses the science behind lead poisoning in wildlife and how switching to lead-free ammunition can significantly reduce this threat. He also emphasizes the importance of steering the conversation away from any anti-hunting rhetoric and instead focuses on promoting an unbiased, non-political message about the benefits of using lead-free sporting options.
Join us as we explore how adopting lead-free practices can help preserve both our hunting heritage and the incredible wildlife of Wyoming. Tune in to this insightful conversation with Dr. Bryan Bedrosian, and let's make a positive impact together.
For more information visit Sporting Lead Free's website and follow their initiatives. Stay informed, stay engaged, and let's work together for a lead-free future.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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In this special summer 2024 episode of the Wild Things & Wild Places podcast, we are thrilled to welcome back Kevin Monteith from the Monteith Shop. Join us as we dive deep into an engaging conversation that feels like two old friends catching up, with Kevin providing valuable updates on the Monteith Shop's ongoing research and the current status of Wyoming's Mule Deer herd.
Kevin Monteith, a renowned researcher, and passionate advocate for wildlife, shares insights into the latest findings from the Monteith Shop. Known for their dedication and meticulous research, the Monteith Shop has been making significant strides in understanding and supporting the Mule Deer population in Wyoming. In this episode, Kevin paints a vivid picture of the intimacy between animals, particularly Mule Deer, bringing an emotional and powerful narrative to our listeners.
The Muley Fanatic Foundation has always been a proud supporter of the Monteith Shop, and this episode underscores the mutual passion for wildlife conservation that drives both organizations. Kevin's updates not only provide a comprehensive synopsis of the current state of Wyoming's Mule Deer herd but also highlight the critical role of research in ensuring the survival and thriving of this iconic species.
Tune in to hear Kevin Monteith's chillingly beautiful descriptions and learn more about the incredible work being done to preserve Wyoming's Mule Deer.
For more information about the Monteith Shop and their research, visit Monteith Shop.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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Join us for a thrilling episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, hosted by Joshua Coursey, as we dive into the details of Weatherby's 2nd Annual Film Festival. Our special guest, Colter Kinner from the renowned gun manufacturer Weatherby, shares insights into this exciting event taking place on July 31, 2024, at the iconic Wyo Theater in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Adding to the excitement, Weatherby has generously donated five guns to five Wyoming non-profits, including the Muley Fanatic Foundation (MFF). MFF is honored to participate in this prestigious event and is excited to announce a special raffle for a stunning rifle, the Alpine™ CT. This rifle is built on Weatherby's latest bolt action platform, the Model 307™, featuring the PEAK 44 Bastion stock, BSF carbon barrel, and the Weatherby Accubrake DST™. The rifle is chambered in 6.5 -.300 WBY Mag and has a retail value of $2199.00.
Here’s your chance to own this exceptional rifle! The raffle will be drawn on the night of the event, July 31, 2024. You don't need to be present to win, but the winner must pass a NICS background check, and shipping and transfer fees may apply.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity! Purchase your raffle tickets today and support the Muley Fanatic Foundation.
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Get ready for an evening of inspiration, adventure, and community at Weatherby’s 2nd Annual Film Festival. See you there!
Event DetailsDate: July 31, 2024
Raffle Prize Details
Location: Wyo Theater, Sheridan, Wyoming
Films: Four exciting films showcasing outdoor adventures
Special Raffle: Weatherby Alpine™ CT rifleRifle Model: Alpine™ CT on the Model 307™ platform
Features: PEAK 44 Bastion stock, BSF carbon barrel, Weatherby Accubrake DST™, MFF logo engraved on floorplate
Chamber: 6.5 -.300 WBY Mag
Retail Value: $2199.00Make sure to tune in to this episode of Wild Things & Wild Places for all the details on the film festival and the amazing raffle. Let’s celebrate the outdoors together!
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In this latest episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey welcomes a very special guest, Angi Bruce, the newly appointed Director of the Wyoming Game and Fish Department. Set to take over the role from Director Brian Nesvik in September, Angi Bruce shares her vision and the challenges she anticipates facing as she steps into this pivotal position.
Governor Mark Gordon's recent appointment of Angi Bruce marks a significant milestone for Wyoming's wildlife conservation efforts. She also addresses the "elephant in the room"—the contentious topics that have sparked debate among conservationists and outdoor enthusiasts alike.
She highlights positive developments and initiatives that aim to foster collaboration between the department and the public. Listeners can look forward to insightful discussions and heartfelt congratulations for Angi Bruce as she prepares to lead the Wyoming Game and Fish Department into a new era.
To hear more from Angi Bruce, check out a previous episode here. In this episode, Josh and Angi discuss the incredible achievement of securing $24.3 million in government funding for the South Kemmerer Wildlife Crossing Project, a critical initiative set to significantly impact local deer herds.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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In this latest episode of the Wild Things & Wild Places podcast, host Joshua Coursey brings together an esteemed panel for an insightful round table discussion about Wyoming's upcoming world-class shooting complex. This episode features Aaron Davidson, owner of Gunwerks, Cade Maestas from Maven Optics, and Senator Larry Hicks, chair of the Wyoming State Shooting Task Force. Joshua himself is also a member of the task force, adding another layer of expertise to the conversation.
The discussion delves into the history and process behind the creation of this shooting complex, a significant development for the Cowboy State. Our panel provides a detailed overview of how this ambitious project came to be, the rigorous selection process, and the vision for a top-tier facility that will attract shooting sports enthusiasts from around the globe.
With nine areas initially submitting proposals, the competition has now narrowed down to two finalists: Cody in Park County and Gillette in Campbell County. As the panelists share their insights and firsthand knowledge, listeners gain a unique perspective on the strengths and potential of each location. The episode even offers some intriguing thoughts on who might ultimately win the bid!
This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the future of shooting sports in Wyoming. This episode provides a comprehensive look at the journey towards establishing a world-class shooting complex in the state.
This engaging discussion not only highlights the collaborative efforts behind this ambitious project but also showcases Wyoming's commitment to advancing shooting sports. With the decision between Cody and Gillette imminent, this episode provides timely insights and a deeper understanding of what’s at stake for the state and the shooting community.
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In the latest episode of "Wild Things & Wild Places," we commemorate two significant milestones: our podcast's one-year anniversary and the upcoming celebration of America's Independence Day. This special episode is a tribute to the freedom of speech that allows us to share our stories, connect with our audience, and honor the values that define our great nation.
The First Amendment of the United States Constitution guarantees our right to free speech, a cornerstone of American democracy. This freedom empowers individuals to express their thoughts, ideas, and beliefs without fear of censorship or retribution. In today's digital age, podcasting has emerged as a powerful platform for exercising this freedom, enabling voices from all walks of life to reach global audiences.
As we celebrate our first anniversary, we reflect on the incredible journey we've had. From our inaugural episode to the thought-provoking discussions and heartfelt stories we've shared, each episode has been a testament to the spirit of adventure and the importance of preserving our natural heritage. Host Joshua Coursey has been at the forefront, guiding us through these narratives with passion and dedication.
This episode holds a special place as we honor Independence Day, a time to reflect on the values that have shaped our nation. We kick off with a stirring rendition of "The Star-Spangled Banner," setting the tone for a profound exploration of freedom and patriotism.
Joshua Coursey then takes the mic, sharing his thoughts on the significance of the 4th of July and the parallels between our nation's independence and the freedom we celebrate through our podcast. He delves into the importance of remembering the sacrifices made by our forefathers to secure the liberties we enjoy today.
To conclude this episode, we feature a powerful recording from the YouTube channel Mona Rose, titled "Star Spangled Banner As You've Never Heard It" (watch the video here). This rendition of our national anthem is a moving reminder of the resilience and spirit that define America.
As we celebrate our podcast's first anniversary and honor the spirit of Independence Day, we thank you, our listeners, for your continued support and engagement. Together, let's continue to explore the wild places, share the untold stories, and cherish the freedoms that make it all possible.
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Welcome back to the second part of our coverage of the inaugural Wyoming Sportsperson Conservation Forum! In this episode, we continue our deep dive into the topic of Celebrating Our Hunting Heritage with Joshua Coursey as the moderator. If you missed the first part, we previously featured insightful discussions with Christine Peterson and Alex Livingston, who shared their unique perspectives on wildlife and hunting traditions.
In this second part, we are excited to highlight Charlie Booher. Charlie is a professional member of the Boone and Crockett Club and a consultant at Watershed Results. He has an impressive background in government relations and brings a wealth of experience to the table. Growing up hunting, fishing, camping, and paddling with his family in Michigan and Wisconsin, Charlie’s passion for the outdoors is evident. His positions with The Wildlife Society, the Theodore Roosevelt Conservation Partnership, Texas Parks & Wildlife Department, and Michigan United Conservation Clubs have further solidified his expertise.
Mark your calendars for the next Wyoming Sportsperson Conservation Forum, tentatively set for May 22nd, 2025 (watch for news confirming date). This is an event you won’t want to miss, as we continue to celebrate and preserve our rich hunting traditions.
Additionally, this episode features a short Q&A session with some of the public.
Stay tuned, subscribe to our podcast for updates, and follow us on social media to stay connected with the latest in Wyoming’s conservation initiatives.
Find more on this years event here.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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If you couldn't make it to the inaugural Wyoming Sportsperson Conservation Forum, don't worry! You can catch some of the insightful discussions and panels at your convenience with our podcast. Governor Gordon recently hosted the inaugural Wyoming Sportsperson Conservation Forum in Dubois, an event dedicated to celebrating and preserving the rich hunting heritage of Wyoming. This forum brought together key figures in the wildlife and conservation community, marking a significant milestone for Wyoming's outdoor enthusiasts.
The forum kicked off with introductory remarks by Brian Nesvik and Governor Gordon, setting the stage for a series of engaging discussions. In the first part of this two-part podcast series, we spotlight the panel on Celebrating Our Hunting Heritage, moderated by Joshua Coursey. This panel highlights the voices of individuals deeply connected to Wyoming's hunting traditions.
Our featured guests in this episode include Christine Peterson, a freelance journalist who has extensively covered wildlife and conservation topics. Christine’s articles have been featured in prestigious publications such as National Geographic, providing her with a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs of wildlife conservation.
Also joining the discussion for part 1 is Alex Livingston, daughter of the well-known outfitter Lee Livingston. Alex brings a personal and familial connection to the world of outfitting and hunting, sharing stories and insights that underscore the importance of preserving these traditions for future generations.
This podcast episode is the first of a two-part series, offering listeners a comprehensive look at the inaugural Wyoming Sportsperson Conservation Forum. In Part 2, we will continue to explore the discussions and insights from the forum, featuring additional speakers and topics that further highlight Wyoming’s commitment to conservation and hunting heritage.
Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.
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