Josh Quong is a second generation Chinese American that grew up in the Mississippi Delta, that has this burning passion for upland bird hunting, german short-hair pointers, and fly-fishing. He is also likely one of the most eloquently speaking individuals you will come across teaching English to hundreds of students where he recites a poem before the start of every class. I challenged him about the use of the term harvest vs. kill when it comes to the hunting. Here is his answer.

Anytime Wolves are brought up there is immediate controversy from delisting, to Proposition 114 in Colorado to introducing wolves by 2023. Wisconsin, Michigan, and Minnesota are now considering proposing 2021 hunting seasons. Politics, wildlife management, and public sentiment are all colliding as it pertains to this alpha predator

Trish Michler, wife to Ryan Michler, was raised in a hunting lifestyle. She is a homemaker, a hunter, and a connoisseur of homegrown sourcing of food. Hunting is all about the meat to her. It's all about connection - a connection to her food, as well as connection to exposing her kids to this lifestyle. She also absolutely can't stand poaching. 

You have heard the headlines, "Lady Kills Giraffe"! "How could she!?" "Giraffes Are Endangered!!" - well technically they are not endangered.

Kyle didn't grow up a hunter. But today he is a proud hunter. Hunting is a passion now for him. He is a member of the hunting fraternity. Add another to the ranks and his perspective is exactly the type of individual that we want to welcome into our tribe.

The Arizona Game And Fish Commission recently decided to propose a ruling to ban the use of trail cameras for the take of the state’s wildlife. Robbie invited the Chairman and one Commissioner of the AZGFD and asks the questions everyone wants to ask around the topic, including its implications on hunters’ choice, fair chase and more - leaving no stone unturned.

Meredith Bernard’s kids hunt, her husband hunts, but she doesn’t hunt.

Ryan Michler runs an organization for men called Order of Man.

Memo Someh runs a non-profit in Kenya called Wildnow – an organization keenly interested in engaging youth in wildlife conservation.

Suzanne Call is currently a non-hunter, but has recently taken her hunter safety and has started chasing wildlife in the backcountry in an anticipation of her taking an animal.

Candace Sabol lives in Maine, works for a feminist organization, loves to hunt, used to be a vegetarian, and has only eaten wild game meat for the last 20 years.

John Bair lives in Utah. He is a passionate predator hunter and has been working behind the scenes in the State of Utah for 25+ years championing wildlife, wildlife conservation, and this way of life we hold so dear.

Perrin Noelke owns and operates Labelle Vie an organic farm, she is a non-hunter, but completely gets where meat comes from. Here is her perspective on hunting …

This podcast series represents a reflection of Blood Origins content – from Africa to Wyoming, from behind-the-scenes content to non-hunter perspectives, from discussions about wolves to standing up for the hunter in New Zealand. This is what you will get in this podcast series.