I'm Remy Warren and I've lived my life in the wild.

As a professional guide and hunter, I've spent thousands of days perfecting my craft.

I want to give that knowledge to you.

In this podcast, we relive some of my past adventures as I give you practical hunting tips to make you more successful.

Whether you're just getting started or a lifelong hunter, this podcast will bring you along on the hunt and teach you how to live wild.

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Live Wild podcast. Now, this week, I'm going to be highlighting some hunting conservation efforts,

and we're going to be talking about wildlife habitat protection,

public land access, and some of the threats that face hunters and wildlife. Today I'm joined

by Kyle Weaver, the president of the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation, and we're going to talk

about some of the conservation efforts put forth by hunters and the nearly nine million acres protected

to enhance elk habitat over the 40 years

of the elk foundation. Kyle, thanks for joining me today. We're out down here at the cowboy Christmas.

And, you know, it's a big event for you guys. But also, you know, it's a good way that you're, the Elk Foundation's been able to get in front of a lot of people and, and I assume grow as well.

And just every time there's something that the Elk Foundation is doing, the elk benefit.

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