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Repeat guest Larry Clark returns to Kicked Out to share his second sheep hunt—a desert sheep adventure in Mexico filled with challenges, surprises, laughter, and unforgettable memories. Please note: This episode contains profanity.

Meet 14-year-old Kenlyn, one of Nevada’s youngest falconers! Welcome to the inaugural episode of Sparks, a new series for the Ignite Podcast focused on telling the stories of our youth. Meet Kenlyn and her mom, Beth, who share the incredible journey of turning a love for birds into a passion for falconry. 

Wild Sheep Foundation Executive Vice President of Conservation and COO Corey Mason has been appointed to the federal Hunting and Shooting Sports Conservation and Access Council, helping bring hunters’ perspectives to national discussions on wildlife conservation, habitat management, and public access.

The Wild Sheep Foundation has approved $2 million in Grant-In-Aid funding for 24 wild sheep conservation projects across North America, Central Asia, and Europe. From disease surveillance and habitat improvements to population restoration and wildlife research, these investments support WSF’s mission to put and keep more wild sheep on the mountain.

Wild Sheep Foundation Youth Education Program Coordinator Dr. Ryan Brock has been named Nevada’s inaugural Outdoor Teacher of the Year. With more than two decades of teaching experience and a passion for connecting kids with nature, Brock has helped introduce thousands of young people to wildlife, hunting, fishing, and conservation through hands-on outdoor education.

From examining real bighorn sheep skulls to analyzing wildlife population data, the Wild Sheep Foundation’s Teacher Check-Out Kits give students a hands-on introduction to wild sheep biology and conservation. With hundreds of students reached and more classrooms participating, the program is helping inspire the next generation of wildlife stewards.

The Wild Sheep Foundation reaffirms its support for the constitutional right to hunt and fish, recognizing these longstanding traditions as essential to America’s conservation heritage. 

The Wild Sheep Foundation and CIC congratulates Mark Haldane of Zambeze Delta Safaris, Mozambique, recipient of the 2026 Markhor Award.

Austin Smith, Jr., of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs, joins Sheep Fever to explore tribal wildlife management, treaty rights, ecological stewardship, and the importance of collaborative conservation.

Wild Sheep Foundation President and CEO Gray N. Thornton has been named the recipient of Dallas Safari Club’s 2027 Peter H. Capstick Hunting Heritage Award, recognizing more than three decades of leadership in wildlife conservation, sustainable use, and hunting advocacy. 

Meet Sparks, IGNITE's new series celebrating the next generation of hunters and conservationists. Dana, Renée Thornton, and Dr. Ryan Brock discuss youth mentorship, outdoor education, and inspiring lifelong conservation values.

A complete listing of dates and locations for the Wild Sheep Foundation's Chapter and Affiliate Banquets for 2027.