In our third season of Bison Jam, we are focusing on the wildlife of Yellowstone. For this episode of season three, we are visiting with Casey Anderson, an Emmy nominated filmmaker, an adventurer and explorer, who has appeared on Nat Geo WILD, BBC, PBS, Travel Channel, and Discovery Channel. Casey has probably had more grizzly bear encounters than almost anyone in the world. He shares why he thinks grizzly bears are misunderstood and provides examples from his time raising an orphaned grizzly bear named Brutus. Casey's insights into the lives of grizzly bears and their behavior is truly fascinating. We hope you enjoy the podcast and we thank you for listening!

In our third season of Bison Jam, we are focusing on the wildlife of Yellowstone. For this episode of season three, we are visiting with Marcus Hockett, the host of Fresh Tracks Weekly and a senior field producer at On Your Own Adventures. Marcus has spent more time on Western public land than anyone else I know and has a passion for bighorn sheep. He shares stories from his time conducting research on bighorn sheep in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem; including a day with sheep, multiple bears, and wolves! We hope you enjoy the podcast and we thank you for listening!

In our third season of Bison Jam, we are focusing on the wildlife of Yellowstone. For the first episode of season three, we are visiting with Randy Newberg, a hunter, conservationist, and public lands advocate. Randy is the founder and owner of Fresh Tracks and On Your Own Adventures, an outdoor media company with 96 million views on YouTube alone not counting his other distribution outlets. Randy shares all of his knowledge about elk with us, including why he thinks elk are one of the most important species in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. He also dives into why conserving the public land around Yellowstone National Park is vital to the overall health of this iconic ecosystem. We hope you enjoy the podcast and we thank you for listening!