It’s a new year and host Dan Ladd kicks off 2023 with a quick look back at 2022, mainly getting caught up on the latest developments with lawsuits challenging New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act. The conversation then turns to moose, with a discussion on hunting in northern New England and Canada, and a look at the status of moose in New York. Finally, Dan discusses the challenges facing conservation organizations, the hierarchy of such groups and how more sportsmen need to be involved.
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Episode 11 – Moose, conservation groups, and 2022
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