About this episode

The episode features a conversation with Steve Hall about the history and ethics of hunter education and the future of hunting.

Send us Fan Mail The conversation with Steve Hall opens a wide door into the living history of hunter education, public outreach, and the ethics that keep our outdoor heritage strong. A childhood BB gun accident where he shot his tongue became a turning point, driving a lifelong commitment to safety and responsibility. After earning a wildlife biology degree, Steve found his way to Texas Parks and Wildlife, where he spent decades expanding programs that welcome new hunters and anglers. That c...

People in this episode

Host: George Blitch

Guest: Steve Hall

Topics covered

• hunter education
• ethics
• outdoor heritage
• safety
• wildlife biology
• public outreach

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Texas Parks and Wildlife

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