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Into The Wilderness with Byron Pace episodes
- #97 Mark Ripley, Long Range Shooting, Vermin Control, Shooting Journalism, Thermal Vision, Night Vision, Hunting Gear, Black Friday Deals
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It's all about kit and long range hunting in this extra show. We chat with journalist Mark Ripley about the things to think about when taking longer shots, including ethics and quarry limitations. From rifle to the latest in thermal and night vision, it's an enlightening discussion about how to use technology today.
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57 min - #96 Corin Smith, Salmon Farming, Economics, Ethical Treatment of Fish, Industry Practices, RSPCA AssuredOn this weeks show we talk about all things salmon farming with Corin Smith. Corin has been a professional fishing guide across the globe since 2007, working in such places as the Seychelles, Angola, South Africa and of course Scotland. In the last 5-6 years Corin has taken an interest in the salmon farming industry within Scotland, and has been a driving force for greater transparency and change within the industry.
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2 hr 47 min - #95 Ed Stafford, Adventures For A Lifetime, Walking The Amazon, Mental Toughness, Naked And Marooned, Into The Unknown
It's all about adventure this week, as we are honoured to have explorer and previous Adventurer of the Year Ed Stafford on the show. We talk about his new book, Adventures for a Lifetime, as well as his journey from leaving the military to the world's first successful navigation of the Amazon River on foot. A truly inspirational character, he is a great example of what can be achieved through grit and determination.
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1 hr 7 min - #94 Atlantic Salmon, River Biodiversity, Tracking Fish, Population Decline, Salmon Farming, River Bio Security, Getting Into Fishing
Delving under the surface this week, we welcome Mark Bilsby, CEO of the Atlantic Salmon Trust, and Will Peake, a ghillie on the river Dee on onto the show. Most of our conversations centre around Atlantic Salmon and the issues surrounding the marked decline in populations in the last hundred years. From the historical context to the latest technological advances, we chat about the importance of Salmon as a species, what is being done to understand the decline, and identify the missing pieces of the puzzle when it comes to Salmon returning to our rivers. Of international importance, the consequences of failure to save the species could be unimaginable.
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2 hr 17 min - #93 Shooting Ban In Wales, GWCT, Government Decisions, Looking At the Facts
Worldwide we see government decisions impacting on wildlife and habitat management in negative way, often driven by personal agendas and moral exceptions. We saw this with Tahr in New Zealand, and British Columbia with Grizzly Bears, both topics we have covered in in previous shows. Now we see it in Wales, with shooting leases being taken back on public land, effectively ceasing all shooting/hunting activity. We hear here from Sue Evans, Director of the GWCT in Wales, to understand the history and reasons behind the recent decision. Importantly, we ask what the government is doing to replace the proven benefits of shooting in these areas.
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27 min - #92 Norwegian Moose Hunting, Community Food and Hunting, Clothes In The Mountains, Thunderbirds, Will Conor Mcgregor win?
On this weeks show we chat about Darryls week long adventure in Norway following the opening of the moose hunt. We explore how community hunting works as well as what clothing is required for a trip like this. We also announce the winner of the CZ door mat as well as telling you what exciting guests we have coming on in the coming weeks.
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1 hr 6 min - #91 New Zealand Tahr, Tahrmageddon, Wildlife Management, NZ Hunter Magazine
Our most time sensitive episode yet, you need to listen to this. We interview Greg Duley, editor of NZ Hunter Magazine, and a man who has been at the forefront of the fight to halt the mass cull of Tahr by the NZ government. Given only 12 days' notice for what is a mass eradication, the New Zealand people have reacted. This is the history and the story so far.
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37 min - #90 Ulrik Ørskov, Veterinary Studies, Game Capture Zambia, DNA Film Festival, Elk Calling, Tahr New Zealand, Bow Hunting
Joining us for the second time on the show, veterinary student and avid hunter Ulrik Orskov brings us stories from Africa and North America, as he jams hunting into every spare moment. We hear about his research being completed for his dissertation on the food intake of roe deer, as well as his recent adventure to Zambia, where he hunted and worked on game capture teams. We get a hair raising account of what its like to hunt Elk in North America, and for a brief period the tables are turned, as Ulrik asks Byron about his successful Tahr hunt in New Zealand. Last but not least, we also hear what winning the MOTV Emerging Talent Film Bursary at this years DNA Film Festival meant to him.
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1 hr 33 min - #89 Ben O'Brien, Nepal Mountains, Working at Altitude, Culture, Monuments, Public Lands, Yeti
From the mountains of Nepal to the hustle of Boismen in Montana, today we cover a huge range of topics with Ben O'Brien. Host of the Hunting Collective podcast, thinker, journalist and all round good guy, we discuss his battle with altitude last year, and dig into the shifting narrative in the hunting space. Ben explains the monuments conflict in the States, and we chat about his time at YETi and as an editor. Entertaining and insightful, it's going to be one of our best. www.thepacebrothers.com [email protected]
2 hr 23 min - #88 News Update, Pangolin Extinction, Plastics & Micro Fibres, Saving Africa's Lions, Online Abuse In The Countryside, Fake Photography
We wrap up the news from the last few months, with a few stories and adventures for good measure. From technologies to clean up the environment, to the re-introduction of lions in Mozambique, this show is an eclectic mix of the things we find interesting at Pace Brothers HQ. Salmon killing dolphins, fake photography, pangolin poaching, contact lenses and micro-fibers is just dipping your toe in.
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About Into The Wilderness with Byron Pace
From the publisher's feed
The world is so much more than what we know, and only through understanding it better can we make informed decisions. This podcast aims to bring impactful, entertaining and insightful conversations…
from a global array of guests. Some famous, some you won't have heard of. From famous explorers, to renowned scientists and just good people, all have a story to tell which we can take something from. Topics are wide ranging, with a backbone centred on conservation, including hunting, fishing, expeditions, environmental and wildlife management. This is a podcast for everyone who enjoys the great outdoors in any form. It's for those who care about safeguarding the planet and wildlife we share this land with.