In this episode  of the Elk Talk Podcast, Randy and Corey take a deep dive into the confusing, and often frustrating, world of western hunting applications.  This podcast looks at why hunting systems have become so complex, specifically how state […]
No News for this week’s Fresh Tracks Weekly. However, Randy Newberg and Marcus Hockett take a deep dive into some controversial comments from Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum and his management plan of our public lands. Is the federal […]
In this episode of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy hosts Alison Fox, CEO of American Prairie, and Mike Kautz, AP’s VP of Access and Infrastructure. They talk through some of the misconceptions and realities of AP’s role in conservation, the […]
On this episode of Leupold’s Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by Andrew McKean, Outdoor Life’s Hunting and Conservation editor. They discuss the history, purpose, and future of outdoor media, talking through how media has been beneficial to conservation, as […]
This week, we’re discussing Chronic Wasting Disease, game farms and how lack of common sense laws could worsen the spread throughout the United States. We also touch on some new research from Wyoming indicates that deer covering longer migration distances […]
Brian is the Wildlife Division Deputy Administrator for the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
This week we’re discussing ballot measures and how they can be used to impact wildlife and conservation, specifically with the example of Oregon IP28, a proposal that would criminalize standard animal husbandry, hunting, and fishing practices The Senate Energy and […]
In this episode, Randy and Corey dive deep into the “ditch” of the hunting world, working through rabbit holes that range from the current state of tag applications to the gritty reality of physical fitness as we age. Randy talks […]
In this episode of Fresh Tracks Weekly, Randy Newberg and Marcus Hockett dive deep into the complex world of public land management and the fragile nature of administrative rules. Using the Roadless Rule of 2001 as a primary case study, […]
This week we discuss the Congressional Review Act. This fast-track law allows a simple majority in Congress to overturn agency rules and permanently bars those agencies from creating any “substantially similar” regulations in the future. We also cover a few […]