Pro-active and non-toxic w/ Micah Dungey @ Institute for Wildlife Studies

Howl For Wildlife - HOWL CAST

Was the non-lead ammo movement hatched by hunters, for wildlife... and is this still a controversial topic?

In this call Micah Dungey (Institute for Wildlife Studies) gives us a light but informative background on the non-lead ammo movement. Why were California condors at the center of the non-lead ammo movement? We get into some of the controversy, the science and the opportunity for hunters to be the leading voices, and to be the market movers when it comes to wildlife and ecosystem issues.

This conversation helped up our level of knowledge on the non-lead topic, and really drives home the idea that as hunters we have the opportunity to leaders with proactive work. Enjoy the chat, soak up some new information and let's rally to set the tone, define the path for protecting hunting, trapping and angling opportunity.

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