Ep. 643: Should Yellowstone's Buffalo Roam Free?
Steven Rinella talks with Rick Wallen, Ryan Callaghan, Randall Williams, Austin Chleborad, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider.
Topics discussed: General spot burning on public land; drawing a line for Chilly; hunting density outside Yellowstone National Park; how south Australia is banning archery hunting; getting in very big trouble for passing off tilapia as grouper; Buffalo Jones restoring the buffalo population; how humans have forgotten how to live; how the brucellosis argument is bull; eating the afterbirth; how bison will figure out where the gate is; bison migrating far from their winter range in the Lamar Valley; bulls as pioneers and females as trackers; harvesting buffalo; preserving the historic skills of the cowboy by preserving wild buffalo; and more.
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Steven Rinella talks with Rick Wallen, Ryan Callaghan, Randall Williams, Austin Chleborad, Phil Taylor, and Corinne Schneider.
Topics discussed: General spot burning on public land; drawing a line for Chilly; hunting density outside Yellowstone National Park; how south Australia is banning archery hunting; getting in very big trouble for passing off tilapia as grouper; Buffalo Jones restoring the buffalo population; how humans have forgotten how to live; how the brucellosis argument is bull; eating the afterbirth; how bison will figure out where the gate is; bison migrating far from their winter range in the Lamar Valley; bulls as pioneers and females as trackers; harvesting buffalo; preserving the historic skills of the cowboy by preserving wild buffalo; and more.
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