Department of Grievances
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The episode discusses the implications of the Greyhound Protection Act on hunting and dog training, alongside a new segment featuring a wild hunting story.
On this episode of the Midwest Flyways Podcast, Cal is joined by Carter (no Joey this week) to break down a controversial topic that’s been gaining traction—the proposed Greyhound Protection Act and its potential impact on bird dog training, live bird use, and hunting culture as a whole. What starts as a conversation about legislation quickly turns into a deeper discussion about federal overreach, unclear laws, and how vague wording could affect hunters, dog trainers, and field trials across the country. If you run dogs, train dogs, or care about the future of hunting, this is one you need to hear. Then… things take a turn. We introduce a brand new segment: The Flyways Department of Grievances—and the first submission might be the most unhinged hunting story we’ve ever heard. It involves a dog, a public boat ramp, and a situation that spirals completely out of control. You’ve been warned. Topics covered: What the Greyhound Protection Act is and why it matters How it could affect bird dog training and live bird use The role of organizations like the AKC and hunting groups Animal welfare vs. hunting tradition Why clarity in legislation matters more than ever Flyways Department of…
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