Get ready for the best thing ever done on the blood-soaked story of the white-tailed deer skin trade of the 1700s.

It's called Meat Eater's American History, The Longhunters, 1761 to 1775 told by me Stephen Ronella and my good friend

clay nucum from the Bear Greece podcast this audio book is the first installment

in meat eat's American History series.

It's a bizarre tale about a fascinating group of Back Woodsman

and the forgotten trade in the skins of North America's favorite big game animal, the white-tailed deer,

featuring the exploits of Daniel Boone and a host of other long hunters

as they forced their way through one of the most violent, inspiring, and bad-ass periods of American history.

It's out now and available wherever audio books are sold.

That's Meat Eater's American History, the Longhunters,

1761 to 1775, available for download now. From Mediator's World News Headquarters in Bozeman, Montana, this is Cal's weekend review presented by Steele.

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Now here's your host Ryan Calcal-Call-Callahan.

Hey welcome to a very special episode of Cal's Week in Review.

I had a chance to sit down this week with Arkansas Representative Bruce Westerman

to talk about an interesting new bill that would be a game changer for habitat conservation.

If the name Westerman sounds familiar, there's a reason.

Representative Westerman is the chairman of the Natural Resources Committee for the U.S. House of Representatives.

If you care about national hunting and fishing policy, this is a group of lawmakers you should be familiar with.

The Natural Resources Committee handles many of the bills that deal

with outdoor recreation, habitat conservation, and many of the other things that affect the

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