The Hunter Conservationist Podcast

When a negative hunting story makes headlines, where does an outfitter association’s responsibility begin and where does its authority end? Alberta Professional Outfitters Society managing director Jeana Schuurman and President Corey Jarvis explain how APOS handles licensing, allocations and client complaints, why wildlife-law violations remain with the courts, and how the or...

Grizzly bear conflicts are in the news, and the conversations around resorting hunting in Western Canada and the U.S. are developing. Can hunting reduce those conflicts? Mark and Curtis Hall talk with Maria Davidson of the Safari Club International Foundation, the large carnivore biologist who challenged B.C.'s minister on this at a recent convention. They cover her bear rese...

In this episode Mark and Doug cover: Switzerland's proposed fur import rules, which Doug says almost no fur in the world could meet, Bearskin caps and the myths about bear culls, the IFF conference in Greece, a strong market and Denmark's mink reversal, new 50% US tariffs on Canadian fur and proposed BC trapping rules after a pet dog was caught in a trap.

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It’s official: Mariam Fares is still a Horrible Person! Back from Season 1, Miriam joins Jenn to catch up on fall hunting plans, wild mushroom finds, and how her love of hunting inspired her Yoga for Hunters program. We chat about mobility, strength, breathwork, and preparing your body and mind for those long sits in the stand.

We also get into Jenn’s first bear hunt, ...

It’s official: Jeremy Koerber is a Horrible Person. Trainer, lifelong hunter, and outdoor dad, Jeremy joins Jenn for a conversation about staying healthy enough to keep doing what you love.

With a fitness career stretching back to 1997 and a passion for hunting that started with his grandpa, Jeremy believes hunting can be a lifetime activity if you make t...