Hosted by Wild Origins Canada Foundation · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 339 episodes
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The Hunter Conservationist Podcast brings you nuanced content about conservation, science and responsible hunting in Canada, so you can stay topped up on issues concerning your outdoor, hunting and fishing lifestyle, stay current on the latest in wildlife conservation, science and responsible hunting and be entertained by conversations with intellectual thinkers. The Hunter Conservationist Podcast is a Made in Canada podcast.
Wild Origins Canada Foundation hosts The Hunter Conservationist Podcast, a sports show with 339 episodes published.
It's official: Greg is a Horrible Person. In this inspiring interview, Greg Traynor, known as the Accessible Hunter, shares his journey from a diving accident to becoming a passionate advocate for adaptive hunting. Disco
What if the real keystone players are invisible, microscopic, and often overlooked? In this eye-opening episode, Mark deconstructs the narrative of large predators as the primary regulators of ecosystems. Using an ecolog
Explore the unexpected turn in Alberta's wildlife management as we delve into the reasons behind the withdrawal of a new hunting regulation. Uncover the powerful influence of community voices and the delicate balance bet
Discover how British Columbia's innovative Livestock Protection Program balances wildlife conservation with the economic realities of livestock producers. Kevin Van Damme shares insights into the program’s success in red
It's official: Lyna is a Horrible Person. Lyna Rempel discusses her inspiring journey, hunting adventures and addressing misconceptions about food safety, environmental impact, and the importance of balancing pest contro
Why are American duck hunters suddenly being restricted in Saskatchewan? In this episode, Rob Olson joins Mark and Curtis and lays out the growing controversy around Saskatchewan’s new restrictions on U.S. duck hunters —
Northern Alberta’s moose are struggling, and the reasons aren’t as simple as you think. Bob Heyde joins us to unpack the data, the cultural context, and the community led efforts reshaping moose conservation. Learn how I
Ever wonder if your snow tires are more reliable than bear spray? In this episode, journalist Wes Siler joins Mark Hall to dig into the real science behind grizzly encounters, bear spray, and firearms and why much of wha
This episode dives into the fast‑changing landscape of wildlife policy and sustainable use. We break down Colorado’s proposed fur sale ban, Etsy’s sudden decision to remove all fur listings, and what these moves mean for
It's official: LA is a Horrible Person. Lori-Anne Horst and Jenn chat about hunting, outdoor skills, and the inspiring work of the Canadian Sports Women's Society (CSS). Learn about hunting tips, safety, organizing outdo
Step into the high-stakes world of predator attack investigations. Kevin Van Dam joins Mark and Curtis for an expert-driven exploration of large carnivore behaviour, emergency response protocols, and essential wildlife s
It's official: Tiffany is a Horrible Person. Tiffany Bader dives into her fascinating journey from a sociology graduate to a chef and wild food enthusiast. In this episode, Tiffany shares her passion for foraging, season
Explore the inspiring journey of Renee Thornton, who transitioned from a novice to a conservation advocate, reshaping the role of women in wildlife management. This episode delves into the Women Hunt™ Program by the Wild
Most people think grizzly bear is inedible or only fit for trophies. Chef Chris Irving flips that narrative, sharing how he prepares and celebrates this often-misunderstood meat proving it can be delicious, sustainable,
For more than 40 years, Gord Burton has been a respected outfitter, conservation advocate, and one of Alberta’s most knowledgeable voices on wildlife management. In this episode, Gord joins Mark to unpack the history, po
It's official: Steve is a Horrible Person. Steve Horst shares his passion for hunting and cooking wild game and we talk about the importance of utilizing every part of the animal. He discusses his experiences with variou
In this episode, Mike Smith, President of the Wild Sheep Foundation Alberta, breaks down the state of wild sheep in Alberta and what the Foundation is doing to protect them. The guys dig into the Foundation’s latest on t
In this episode of Crossing the Line, Curtis sits down with Parker Willicome to break down what’s really happening at the grassroots level of Canada’s firearms community. Parker shares his journey from having little expo
It's official: Erica Marchand is a Horrible Person. Jenn McDonald sits down with Erica, who shares her journey from outdoor enthusiast to founder of Bear and Fox and onward to another exciting adventure! Erica discusses
Join Mark and Curtis Hall as they chat with Jenn McDonald from Why We Hunt about the surprising rewards of small game hunting. Discover how hunting squirrels can be an accessible and sustainable way to fill your freezer
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The Hunter Conservationist Podcast is hosted by Wild Origins Canada Foundation. The show is categorised under sports (wilderness) and has published 339 episodes.
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