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Hey folks, Randy Newberg here.

Welcome to Leopold's Hunt Talk Radio.

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Hey, folks, Randy Newberg here with another episode of Lupald's Hunt Talk Radio.

Today is, well, my first day of feeling that I can sit upright went to a bunch of trade shows,

and I got sick as a dog, sicker than most dogs.

But thankfully, I've gained enough of my faculties that today is a great day to have a conversation with a guy who's been on our

podcast before, Dr. Kevin Monteth, who runs the Montief lab down in Laramie, Wyoming at the

University of Wyoming. He is so well respected, such a great communicator of the really complicated science that they work on related to

meal deer, pronghorn, elk, sheep, moose, migrations, how landscapes get used, the impacts

of human presence in all of its forms.

Every time I talk to Kevin, I feel so, I feel like I've went through life so ignorant

as it relates to these topics.

And I just enjoy the conversations with him.

He and I got to have a meeting at the Wild Sheep Foundation's

sheep show in Reno last month. And we got to talking about a lot of topics that we know are

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