What is going on? Welcome to the Exodus podcast this week. We have a great episode. It is all about the possibility of Kentucky banning cellular trail cameras off of their public

grounds.

And we talked about the flat out ban of trail cameras on Kansas public ground and how that happened.

It was quick.

I felt like there wasn't much for discussion.

And I have to say, Kentucky is handling it much different.

And so we're going to play a six minute clip right after this intro.

And you can hear the commissioners talk about the dialogue of the thoughts.

And so I think it is really important.

If you are passionate about this one way or another, you need to reach out, have your voice heard.

And I looked at their schedule. Their 2024 schedule is to be determined, but I have to assume it's going to be in January when they discuss this again.

So you have some time to rally the troops and voice your opinion, whatever that may be.

And I have to applaud Kentucky for how they're handling this. It is much different than the state of Kansas. So we have that six-minute clip so you can get some context to what we're talking about. And then talking with Reese Johnson, who lives in Kentucky, hunts the public ground, runs a lot of cameras. We get his opinion, and we also talk to Jake Bush, who runs trail cameras in Kentucky, Ohio, and a handful of other states.

So hope you guys really enjoy this episode. It's something that I think we all need to be in tune with,

and I think we all could be better at staying up to date with some of these things that are happening.

And I think you'll get the general consensus of our guests and what their thoughts are on this as well.

So hope you guys really enjoy this episode.

Let's go ahead and get right into it.

Here we go.

Prohibit use of cellular or wireless trail cameras

on WMA's public hunting areas.

Specifically promulgate a new regulation

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