
This episode explores the science and economic impact of hunting and trapping in America, highlighting the disconnect between data-driven wildlife management and activist narratives.
In this data-driven episode of Through the Gates, we break down the real science, numbers, and economic impact behind hunting, trapping, and wildlife conservation in America—and why these facts matter now more than ever. From Colorado wildlife policy battles to national statistics on hunters, trappers, and conservation funding, this episode exposes the disconnect between science-based wildlife management and emotionally driven narratives pushed by activist groups. We dive deep into: The true economic impact of hunting, trapping, and dog-assisted hunting Misconceptions about “profit-driven” wildlife harvest The role of science vs. ideology in wildlife policy decisions The ongoing fight to protect the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation Key upcoming events like Sportsmen’s Day at the Capitol If you care about wildlife conservation, hunting rights, trapping, rural economies, and science-backed policy, this is an episode you can’t afford to miss. 👉 Support the mission: SaveTheHuntColorado.com 👉 Join CRWM: Coloradans for Responsible Wildlife Management 👉 Follow the fight for science-based wildlife management Celebrate the Women of Conservation initiative - Buy your…
Host: Dan Gates
Organizations: Through the Gates
Places: Colorado, America
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