Steve and Kyle are joined by Jared Frasier of 2% for Conservation, and Ben Berukoff of Canadian Wildlife Capture. Topics include what a true '2%' means, for both you personally and from a business sense, how 2% was formed, where the money goes, how helicopter captures benefit wild sheep and a ton of other fun stuff.

Steve and Kyle welcome Clay Brew - Conservation Director, Wild Sheep Foundation along with Emilio Rangel (President) and Jacob Artee of the Mexico Council for Bighorn Sheep on a fun filled episode straight out of the Sonora Desert. We discuss the desert bighorn hunt experience, and what you can expect if you attend one of their camps. Their connection to the area, and the reason they believe so heavily in wild sheep conservation is a fascinating discovery of true wild spaces.

Steve and Kyle sit down with a legend in the sheep hunting world, Clay Lancaster of Lancaster Outfitting. Thousands of miles on the boots and thousands of nights on the mountains across North America give Clay an experience level that cannot be beat. Steve and Kyle talk his ear off, and discover tips and tricks when it comes to gear, training and so much more. If you are an aspiring sheep hunter, or a seasoned one- THIS is an episode you don't want to miss.

Steve and Kyle have a sobering discussion with Kevin Hurley Vice-President of Conservation & Operations, Wild Sheep Foundation and Chris Barker - Projects Chair for WSSBC . The topic of M. Ovi on the landscape is one that hits home for sheep nuts, especially those that are affected by the epidemic ravaging sheep herds. We discuss the discovery of M.Ovi, how it affects wild and domestic sheep, the ability to test, and the outcome if we do not take action soon.

Bill Jex -BC's Wild Sheep and Mountain Goat Specialist with FLNRO and WSF's Professional Resource Advisory Board Member joins us on our first episode to discuss sheep hunting from a Ministry point of view. What a bio looks for when aging a sheep, how to distinguish a false annuli, the best way to age a sheep at a distance, and successes in the conservation field.