Wyoming's Wildlife Conservation License Plate: A New Era of Conservation
Release Date: 06/04/2024
Investing in Precious Metals: A Conversation with Justin Roth, Green River Bullion & Coins Owner
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In the latest episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey welcomes a fascinating guest: Justin Roth, life member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and owner of Green River Bullion & Coins. Justin brings his expertise on precious metals to the table, offering valuable insights into why they are becoming an increasingly important investment in today’s changing economy. This episode dives into the value of metals like gold and silver and breaks down investment strategies for everyone—regardless of income level. Justin’s passion for helping others understand their...
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Prop 127 Rejected: A Win for Colorado Wildlife Management
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From Virginia to Wyoming: Wyatt's Wild Hunt Adventure
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At the start of the episode, the Muley Fanatic Foundation shares an important message opposing Proposition 127 in Colorado, advocating for responsible wildlife management. In this heartfelt episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey continues the inspiring series on the Putting the U in Hunt program. This initiative provides once-in-a-lifetime outdoor experiences for children facing life-threatening illnesses, giving them a chance to focus on something other than their challenges. This week, we meet 17-year-old Wyatt Lamb from Virginia. Alongside his father, Sam Lamb,...
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Capturing the Hunt: Behind the Lens with Nick Duncombe of 495 Films
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In this heartwarming episode of Wild Things & Wild Places, host Joshua Coursey introduces listeners to a remarkable young hunter, Aeriana (Ana) Quinteros, and her family from Navarre, Ohio. As part of the Putting the U in Hunt program, Ana, alongside her father Cody, mother Ashley, and little brother Oliver, embarked on an adventure they will never forget. Ana, a dedicated and passionate young hunter, leads an active life despite using a communication device to speak and complete her work. She participates in 4-H, showcasing her animals and playing wheelchair soccer, all while nurturing...
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info_outlineWyoming's Wildlife Conservation license plate is undergoing a transformation, and the latest episode of Wild Things & Wild Places dives deep into this exciting change. Hosted by Joshua Coursey and includes guest Joey Faigle from the Muley Fanatic Foundation (MFF), this episode is all about the evolution of the license plate design, replacing the beloved mule deer with a fresh symbol of Wyoming's wild beauty.
Listeners tuning in to the podcast will discover the reasoning behind the shift from the mule deer to the new design featuring the majestic pronghorn. While some may wonder if they can keep their mule deer plates, Coursey and his guest provide clarity, dispelling any misinformation surrounding the transition. By addressing common questions, they aim to ensure that everyone understands what steps to take regarding their current plates and the process for acquiring the new pronghorn design.
One of the key highlights of the episode is the discussion surrounding the significant impact of the Wildlife Conservation license plate on funding wildlife conservation efforts in Wyoming. Coursey and joey examine the impressive amount of money raised through the sale of these specialty plates and emphasize the tangible benefits these funds bring to wildlife conservation initiatives across the state. From habitat preservation to species protection, the investment in these license plates yields a remarkable return, contributing to the preservation of Wyoming's natural treasures for generations to come.
In summary, this episode of Wild Things & Wild Places offers listeners an engaging and informative exploration of Wyoming's Wildlife Conservation license plate. Through lively discussion and expert insights, Coursey and his guest shed light on the transition to the new pronghorn design, address common questions and misconceptions, and highlight the crucial role these specialty plates play in supporting wildlife conservation efforts throughout the state.
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