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Anybody who’s picked up the phone in the last couple of years to call the WSSBC number has talked to this episodes guest, Sabrina Larsen. Sabrina was until recently, the Executive Assistant of the WSSBC. We chat a bit about the behind the scenes daily life of the WSSBC, her how and why she became involved, her incredible stone sheep, and a special appearance or two by her son!

When we talk about leaving a legacy for the future, there is no better way than to preserve a piece of land in perpetuity. Steve and Kyle are joined by Al Peatt, of Southern Interior Land Trust (SILT) to chat about exciting partnerships that do just that. The WSSBC recently partnered with SILT to purchase two pieces of land in the Granby area. We discuss the origins of SILT, its impact on fish, wildlife and habitat, and how these purchases can make positive change.

Connection. Memories. Camaraderie. What is a campfire to you? An interesting twist with this episode, as Steve goes from co-host to guest. 1Campfire is a campaign created by the Wild Sheep Society to bridge the gap between hunters and non-hunters. Steve is the Social Media Manager for 1Campfire- joined alongside with Jonathan Proctor, chair of 1Campfire. This discussion talks about the origins of 1Campfire, the how and why it was formed, and why it is critically important to show common bonds across the landscape.

Sheep hunters both new and old have no doubt heard of the Chadwick ram, but have you heard a story from someone who has followed in Chadwicks footsteps? Steve and Kyle are joined by Shane Pallister on this episode to discuss his re-enactment of the hunt, ‘On the Trail of Chadwick’. This is an episode that will have you riveted.

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.