A once-in-a-lifetime Idaho bighorn sheep hunt brings family, tradition, and conservation together.

In this episode of Hunt. Fish. Freedom, host Kenia shares the excitement of drawing one of Idaho’s rarest bighorn sheep tags—a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to hunt in the rugged Rocky Mountains. 

Joined by her father, this hunt is more than just pursuing wild game—it’s about family tradition, conservation, and carrying forward a deep connection to the outdoors.

Kenia discusses the preparation for backcountry hunting in grueling heat, the gear and rifles she’ll rely on, and how her past experiences—from Dall sheep hunting in Alaska to black bear and whitetail in Wisconsin—have shaped her as a hunter. She also shares the importance of family mentorship, recounting how her dad and siblings built a lifestyle centered around hunting, fishing, and passing along those traditions.

The episode also looks ahead to the International Order of T. Roosevelt’s upcoming Ohio tour, where the team will work to protect the constitutional right to hunt and fish. With hunting seasons around the corner, it’s a critical reminder of why sportsmen and women must stand together to defend outdoor heritage.

Whether you’re a seasoned mountain hunter or a whitetail weekend warrior, this conversation delivers inspiration, insights, and a powerful reminder of why the right to hunt and fish matters.

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