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Hey, it's Clay Newcomb here from Bear Greece, and I want to tell you about my new 12 and 26 film

presented by Maltry and Onyx.

These are 12 of meat eaters' biggest and baddest hunts from the last year that are going

to be released through 2026.

These are long-form episodes, or what I call films, so you are going to be released through 2026. These are long-form episodes,

or what I call films, so you're going to get more of what you love. My film will take us

into the deep and cold, rugged country of southwest Utah on a lion hunt with hounds, where we

traveled over 80 miles and five days on mules. But the best part, I'm hunting

with the legendary lion hunting family, the meekums, but also one of the country's top mule men,

Ty Evans. This is about mules and lions. This is the kind of place where winter hangs on tight

and every track in the snow tells a story.

If you've ever wondered what it's like to pursue a mountain line in big country on muleback, then this is the episode for you.

Check it out now on the Meteor YouTube channel and be on the lookout for more 12 and 26 in the coming months.

Welcome to the news show, everyone. This week we're covering how Randall does not understand sports

after all. We're going to talk about yet another forest service management controversy. We're

going to get into what tracking collars can tell us about Bobcats, some things

about lost arrow etiquette, more on the Catalina Island Mule Deer Eradication Program, and Alaska

announces a mountain lion season of all things. All they need now are mountain lions. Well,

that's not true because they've maybe got a

couple mountain lions. But they got a mountain lion season, plus a whole lot more. But first,

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