The Iconic Pursuit Podcast

By: Jonathon Dixon
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  • Summary

  • America’s history is rich with stories of the great herds of buffalo on the plains, attacks by ferocious grizzly bears and the coveted beaver pelt that was trapped to the brink of extinction. These icons and many more have shaped how we view and interact with the world around us today. We have a calling to preserve, conserve and enjoy nature and it’s wild critters. Become the best hunter, angler and outdoorsman that you can by becoming fully engaged in your Iconic Pursuit of the raw and the wild!
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Episodes
  • Cougars, Prairie Chickens, and Solar Farms

    Cougars, Prairie Chickens, and Solar Farms
    Aug 29 2024

    This week's episode focuses on the ecological impacts of large-scale solar farms, disease spread in Colorado cougars, and defining wildlife management. We discuss the factors that drive disease transmission and how regulated harvest can mitigate the impacts of disease in wild populations. We discuss the impacts of solar farms on prairie chicken populations and Aldo Leopold's idea of game management.

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    1 hr and 4 mins
  • Becoming A Wildlife Biologist

    Becoming A Wildlife Biologist
    Aug 7 2024

    Join me as I give you an update on my graduate research project, trapping bobwhite quail. I cover a few interesting articles about releasing pen-raised quail for tick control and how hunting makes you a better steward of the environment. Also, I wrap up by discussing how to become a wildlife biologist.

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    57 mins

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