Sep 30, 2026 · 1 hr 1 min · 11 segments
The guys sit down and discuss some of the public land opportunities around the country and what to expect when planning a trip out west hunting. The bourbon for the episode is Blade and Bow and it…
You
know what? Before you read that, we're going to go with what...
All right, you read that a little bit there.
Well, I don't know what part you want to be read here.
So I do find it kind of crazy that, I mean, all of our money is clearly going to support public and habitat and everything that we...
So what Cash is
reading or getting ready to
We just got this in the mail actually today, and that was part of the reason why I decided to do public lands.
In fact, I'm hoping to get a couple of them guys on here in the very soon future.
One of their biologists, he said he would come on and do a podcast.
But I think what they do, they do some really good work, and I think they're one of the more worthy ones to support.
Anything that goes to supporting habitat, we should all, as hunters, go into it.
So it says acres permanently protected and open to public access this year was
3,996.
So that's 4,000 acres that are permanently preserved for habitat that will never see a plow again or anything.
Yeah, and that are open to public being able to hunt.
Property value protected in the FY of 26 was $19,578,425.
Okay.
That's the amount of money.
And then a number of unique build a wildlife area program supporters in FY26 was 3,249.
And then total historical build in wildlife acres now open to public access is 248,293.
100 days made possible during 2025-26 hunting season.
You
know what? Before you read that, we're going to go with what...
All right, you read that a little bit there.
Well, I don't know what part you want to be read here.
So I do find it kind of crazy that, I mean, all of our money is clearly going to support public and habitat and everything that we...
So what Cash is
reading or getting ready to
We just got this in the mail actually today, and that was part of the reason why I decided to do public lands.
In fact, I'm hoping to get a couple of them guys on here in the very soon future.
One of their biologists, he said he would come on and do a podcast.
But I think what they do, they do some really good work, and I think they're one of the more worthy ones to support.
Anything that goes to supporting habitat, we should all, as hunters, go into it.
So it says acres permanently protected and open to public access this year was
3,996.
So that's 4,000 acres that are permanently preserved for habitat that will never see a plow again or anything.
Yeah, and that are open to public being able to hunt.
Property value protected in the FY of 26 was $19,578,425.
Okay.
That's the amount of money.
And then a number of unique build a wildlife area program supporters in FY26 was 3,249.
And then total historical build in wildlife acres now open to public access is 248,293.
100 days made possible during 2025-26 hunting season.
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