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Firefighter Josh Martin shares the story of his first Dall sheep, from two years of preparation to a day-one stalk in the Yukon. After passing younger rams, he and his guides close to 127 yards before taking an old ram, followed by a week spent soaking in camp life and the experience.

Cheyenne Hoy was the second recipient of the Rubye Mayflower Blake Legacy Fund. Dana and Cheyenne discuss the incredible man her husband, Clayton, was and his love for the outdoors. Dana compliments Cheyenne on her optimistic outlook as she looks to the future with her two young children and keeping her husband's legacy alive for them to continue to pursue the outdoors in his honor. 

Dan Gates of Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management joins Sheep Fever to discuss Colorado’s ongoing wildlife policy battles, including wolf reintroduction, predator management, and the effort to establish a Constitutional Right to Hunt and Fish.

Dana and Derek discuss the Hunt Fish Podcast Summit at Pintail Hunting Club, Texas. They reflect on the event's growth, the importance of networking, and the joy of in-person connections. The conversation highlights their shared passion for conservation, podcasting, and the impact of community-building initiatives.

Bozeman, Montana — The Wild Sheep Foundation and the International Council for Game and Wildlife Conservation are now accepting nominations for the biennial Markhor Award. Submission deadline is August 14, 2026.

After an unsuccessful Dall’s sheep hunt in 2023, Jesse Edgar returned to the Yukon and spent 33 days hunting across multiple opportunities before finally taking his first ram. He shares the challenges, setbacks, and perspective he gained from one of the toughest hunts of his life.

BOZEMAN, Mont. — The Wild Sheep Foundation is proud to announce a new partnership with acclaimed singer-songwriter, fiddle player, producer, outdoor television host, and conservation advocate Nick Hoffman, who joins the organization as its newest ambassador.

In this episode, Dana Dykema sits down with Michael Shearer of Fishing's Future. They explore the importance of mentorship in conservation, share personal fishing stories, and highlight the organization's mission to connect families through fishing. Michael's passion for education and community shines throughout.

The Wild Sheep Foundation is seeking an experienced and highly creative Visual Communications Manager to play a key role in advancing our conservation mission through strategic communications, compelling storytelling, and impactful visual design. This is an opportunity to combine creative excellence with conservation impact while helping shape the visual communications of one of North America's leading wildlife conservation organizations.

Shane Mahoney joins us for a timely discussion on the future of hunting and its role in conservation. Exploring shifting public attitudes, wildlife management challenges, and the importance of hunter engagement, he examines what it will take to ensure hunting remains a valued part of conservation for generations to come.

Most of us have no idea how deeply rivers influence our daily lives—yet they’re the backbone of communities, ecosystems, and economies. Matt Rice, Southwest Regional Director at American Rivers, reveals how even small changes in river systems ripple into profound impacts on water security, agriculture, and wildlife conservation.

Conservation success is built on strong partnerships, visionary leadership, and a commitment to solving challenges before they become crises. Thanks to an extraordinary gift from the Liautaud Family Foundation and the dedicated efforts of the Utah Wild Sheep Foundation (UWSF), significant progress is underway to improve and expand critical water infrastructure for wild sheep across Utah.