The Public Land Advocate Podcast

Episode 5: The Story of Brutus and Poaching

In this episode, Prof. Mik talks about what its like killing a deer that will enter your state record books. He also talks about the CJ Alexander Poaching case and why we as the public should taking poaching seriously. Thank you for tuning and make sure that you leave us a like and subscribe to the podcast. 
 
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The Public Land Advocate Podcast Episode 4: Money and Public Land

There are no two ways about this issue, money and public land needs to be talked about because the frustration is high with public land hunters as the face of hunting and public land changes. In this episode we talk about how to use your dollars to make the most change. We also debut our new segment called Public Land Enemies where we give the audience enemies of public land and why they are enemies of public land. 
Enjoy this episode and remember sometimes the best money we can spend on public land is the sweat equity we put in to make public land beautiful for all. 

TPLAPC: Episode 3 - Deer Camp Stories

Join The Public Advocate in Kansas for Opening Weekend of Rifle season for the first edition of deer camp stories. In this episode I am joined by my father and our friends Steve and Chris during our second year chasing whitetails on the plains of Kansas. In this episode we swap stories, talk about our fun on public land, and I get to give my father a special surprise. Join us by the campfire and reminisce about your own public land memories while we tell some tall tales, some serious events, and have a great time.

The Public Land Advocate Podcast Episode2

In this episode we talk about the Pittman-Robertson Act of 1937 and why this is such an essential part of American Outdoors Legislation. Without this act, the Wood Duck, Black Duck, Cougar, Elk, Whitetail deer, and many other species would be in much different places than they are today. Please like and subscribe to our podcast. 
 
Next episode, releasing December 11, is going to be the first episode of Public Land Deer Camp stories where I sit down with my father and his friends and they tell us lies, truths, and everything in between about hunting around the US. 

The Public Land Advocate - Episode 1: Why Public land matters

In this episode we dive into why public land is important and what it means to be a public land trustee. This land is essential to fishing, hunting, foraging, hiking, camping, over-landing, bird watching, and much more. This is an issue that regardless of the side of your political affiliation is essential to the way of American life and this resource is shrinking. States are not renewing leases, the federal government is leasing land, and as public land trustees, we are losing our tax payer funded recreational spaces. From the National Parks to your city parks, this resource is integral to many species survival and for us to enjoy the outdoors because once our connection to nature is severed, our soul starts to fade.