Some conversations feel like they could only happen on the prairie. This is one of them. We’re joined by Nick Larson, the host of the renowned Bird Shot Podcast, for a discussion that seamlessly connects the pages of the classic survival book The Hatchet to the real-world fight for conservation today.
Nick shares his deep passion for upland hunting—from grouse and woodcock in the woods to pheasants and quail in the grasslands—and tells us why these pursuits create fierce advocates for habitat. The conversation takes a critical turn as we discuss the urgent threat that proposed copper-sulfide mines pose to the clean water and pristine wilderness of the Boundary Waters.
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