Podcasts - SHEEP FEVER
EP7 - Asian Sheep Hunting - Robert Logan
When it comes to Asian sheep hunting and especially hunting wild sheep in China, few have “been there – done that” than Albertan Robert Logan. Gray got with Bob in his stunning trophy room in Calgary to visit about his hunts, his trophies, his hunting friends, impromptu horse races, civil wars and strife including a few close calls Bob would rather not repeat!
EP 6 - A New Look at an Old Problem
For this episode of Sheep Fever, WSF President and CEO Gray Thornton and Vice President of Conservation Kevin Hurley visit with Kate Huyvaert DVM, the new Rocky Crate chair at Washington State University's School of Veterinary Medicine.
We've learned most of what we know about diseases and die-offs in wild sheep and what can be done from this think tank and research facility, which WSF and others have been supporting for years. While we've gotten pretty good at putting wild sheep on the Mountain, keeping them there has been a struggle in some areas.
Dr. Huyvaert gives us insights on new research and emerging technologies she and her team are working on, including a more reliable animal-side test for diseases.
EP 5 - The Original Hunt Adviser - Jack Atcheson, Jr.
So, you want to go sheep hunting? If there is one man who has seen it all in North America and internationally, its Jack Atcheson, Jr. Gray and Jack have a candid conversation about wild sheep hunting through the ages and where we are headed today.
Jack Jr. has followed in his father's footsteps as a booking agent out of Butte, Montana. Between them, they have put more people on their first and last sheep hunts than anyone. This is insider information we're all lucky to have.
Jack Jr. has followed in his father's footsteps as a booking agent out of Butte, Montana. Between them, they have put more people on their first and last sheep hunts than anyone. This is insider information we're all lucky to have.
EP 4 - Wild Sheep Conservation Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
If you want to know where you're going, check where you've been. In this episode of Sheep Fever, you'll hear from the past two Chairs of the Wild Sheep Foundation, Brett Jefferson and Dr. Peregrine Wolff. They both share a look behind the scenes of WSF over the past four years.
In their tenure at the helm, both have seen tremendous growth in the organization but more importantly significant progress in Putting and Keeping Wild Sheep on the Mountain. Still, challenges and threats remain to be overcome, reminding us that wild sheep conservation is a continuum.
EP 3 - Wild Harvest Initiative - Shane Mahoney
How much wild game meat is humanely and ethically harvested by sportsmen and women in the US and Canada each year? How many meals does this represent, and how many people does this wild protein feed? The answer to these questions is in the millions of pounds and millions of meals. In this episode, you’ll learn the far-reaching effects of this research initiative that drives to the heart of why conservation matters; to everyone.
EP 2 - Great Rams - Bob Anderson - Part 2
Bob and Gray got on a roll and there was just too much good dialog to decide what to edit, so we split their conversation into two episodes.
EP 1 - Great Rams - Bob Anderson - Part 1
Like a living encyclopedia on big rams, sheep hunts, and sheep hunters, author of the Great Rams books I, II, III & IV, Bob Andersen forgets more in a night’s sleep than we’ll ever know. Gray sits down with this legendary wild sheep scribe to extract a fraction of what he knows.
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“All it takes is all you’ve got” is a term of endearment, respect, hardship, and reward that rings true within the wild sheep hunting community. Our promise is to give it our “all” to bring you an enlightening and entertaining podcast series covering every aspect of sheep hunting and conservation.
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SHEEP FEVER is the official podcast of the Wild Sheep Foundation, delivering a diversity of topics, talent, and insights from within the wild sheep hunting and conservation community, as well as broader issues of importance to the outdoor lifestyles and hunting heritage cherished by millions of sportsmen and women around the globe. New episodes will be available every two weeks or twice per month. If using a mobile device, you can download SHEEP FEVER directly from these popular podcast apps:
