From red snapper management to youth hunting traditions, discover how sportsmen shape America’s outdoor future.

In this episode of The Sportsmen’s Voice Roundup, we dive deep into the issues shaping hunting, fishing, and conservation across the country. From the South Atlantic red snapper fishery to Oregon’s restrictive wildlife laws, sportsmen and women face challenges that demand attention and action. We also highlight the vital role of youth hunts, mentored hunting programs, and National Hunting and Fishing Day in ensuring the next generation carries forward America’s outdoor heritage.

Trappers College, a cornerstone for education on modern trapping techniques, also takes the spotlight—showing how education and awareness can reshape the public’s perception of trapping and its role in wildlife management.

Key Takeaways:

Stay informed, stay engaged, and help protect the future of the outdoors.

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