This week's episode is a bit different. not to organized at all. Essentially just us talking about our upcoming camping trip that my son wanted to go on for his birthday. It's like hanging out in the garage and having a beer with us. Feel free to give it a listen, follow, life and share. thank you for your support.
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New Head of BLM - Sign up to be selected for a Bison Hunt
This week we talked about some differences in state land and federally managed public land. Tracy Stone-Manning will be the new head of Bureau of Land Management. We talk about her and Deb Haanland, who heads the department of interior. And I stumble across an article where you can sign up to help the National Park Service hunt Bison this coming fall. This week was a bit different in our recording and a little bit shorter. We didn't have a specific plan going into today but I think it was ok. Our next recording will be a little more organized. Thanks for listening!
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National Parks Week - Cat Scratch Fever
Today we learn about the our nation's national parks, and the park service since this is National Parks Week. Matt also talks about how Condor's may be reintroduced to the pacific north west. We discuss wolves a little bit, self driving shuttles within the park service, and the snake river. We also briefly mention California's mountain lion "problem" and Matt is worried we will shut down for another year because of "cat scratch fever"
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Learning Public Lands - Outdoor Wanderings Podcast
Our first ever podcast. We are brothers in our mid 30's with a love for the outdoors, and land/wildlife conservation, the problem is we don't really know much about it all. We decided to start having conversations every week on everything about Public Land, Conservation, Hunting, Fishing, Hiking, Camping and everything outdoors so we can learn about it all. So we decided to record it and make it a podcast in hopes you all will learn with us.
My brother and I, in our mid thirties, have a love for the outdoors. Problem is we don't really know too much about it. We decided to start having conversations every week to learn about public land, conservation, hunting, fishing, hiking, camping, and anything else. So we decided to record it and turn it into a podcast in hopes someone will learn with us and create a few future outdoorsman/woman.
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