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Chris Roe: Roe Hunting Resources

01.14.2021 - By Kifaru InternationalPlay

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Perpetually passionate and informative, Wildlife biologist Chris Roe rejoins the podcast and proceeds to put our soundboard to the test.  Social media, politics, predators, and game cameras...nothing controversial in this episode.  Enjoy!  

 

Hunt Smarter! RHR is the most comprehensive online resource for learning about elk, turkey & deer behavior vocalizations, calling, hunting strategies, etc

About Chris RoeI have a degree in wildlife biology from Colorado State University and—in addition to running Roe Hunting Resources—am also a managing partner of a separate wildlife management and consulting company. In this capacity, I am fortunate to be able to work on a variety of wildlife conservation and management issues ranging from routine wildlife surveys for capital development projects, to designing comprehensive wildlife and habitat management plans for large property owners. My specialty is the understanding, and utilization, of wildlife behavior to maximize the success of my wildlife and habitat management plans and projects. In addition to my wildlife expertise, I bring to the table a background in range and forest management.

As a hunter, my credentials run even deeper. Starting out as a wide-eyed kid tagging along with my uncles hunting across the farm country of Upstate New York, I have continued to hunt across the country, and credit my passion for wildlife behavior and communication as the basis of most of my success. The only hunting seasons that I missed since those early childhood days were during my assignment in Germany with the U.S. Army. This didn't stop me from taking after-hour jaunts into the German countryside to observe and discover new aspects regarding the behavior of some of that country's most notable big game species: the roebuck, red stag, and wild boar.

 

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