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Ep 215: Why Hunting Saves Wildlife: Brant MacDuff on The Shotgun Conservationist & The North American Model
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In this episode of the Aptitude Outdoors Podcast, host Paul Fuzinski welcomes Brant MacDuff, the author of The Shotgun Conservationist, for an engaging conversation that challenges common misconceptions about hunting and its role in conservation. Brant, who began his journey into hunting later in life, shares his insights into how hunting is not only a tradition but also a crucial part of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation. They discuss how this model, often overlooked by the general public, has been instrumental in preserving wildlife populations and habitats across the continent. Brant's book, The Shotgun Conservationist, serves as a foundation for their discussion, offering a fresh perspective on the importance of hunting as a tool for conservation.
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The conversation delves into the economic realities of wildlife management, highlighting how hunting funds are directly tied to conservation efforts. Brant explains how the money generated from hunting licenses, permits, and taxes on hunting equipment plays a vital role in maintaining the health of ecosystems and wildlife populations. He debunks the myth that wildlife can thrive without human management, pointing out that habitat loss and human expansion make active wildlife management more necessary than ever. Through his personal anecdotes and extensive research, Brant makes a compelling case for why hunting is essential to conservation.
Listeners will also hear about the challenges faced by hunters and conservationists alike in communicating the importance of the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation to a broader audience. Brant and Paul discuss the emotional and political hurdles that often cloud public understanding of these issues. They emphasize the need for greater awareness and education about how conservation works and why hunting is a critical component. This episode is a deep dive into the intersection of hunting, conservation, and wildlife management, offering listeners a nuanced understanding of these complex topics.
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