
The episode discusses a Supreme Court ruling that impacts firearm policies for sportsmen and covers various conservation topics.
A landmark court victory could reshape firearm policy across the country. For hunters, anglers, and recreational shooters, constitutional rights don't end at the trailhead or the parking lot. A major U.S. Supreme Court decision striking down Hawaii's so-called "vampire rule" could have lasting implications for sportsmen nationwide. Kaylee Mortensen joins the conversation to explain how Hawaii's law restricted lawful firearm carry on private property open to the public and why the Court found those restrictions unconstitutional. More importantly, you'll hear what this ruling could mean for hunters traveling to and from the field, concealed carry permit holders, and similar firearm laws in states like Massachusetts, California, New York, and New Jersey. The conversation also looks beyond the courtroom, covering positive conservation developments from around the country. Hear updates on proposed changes to Nebraska deer hunting regulations and mountain lion management, recruitment efforts aimed at growing the next generation of hunters, and practical summer trapping preparation tips before fall and winter seasons arrive. The roundup also previews an upcoming conversation with…
Host: Fred Bird
Guest: Kaylee Mortensen
Organizations: U.S. Supreme Court
Places: Hawaii, Massachusetts, California, New York, New Jersey, Nebraska
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