
Salida Gunshop
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Podcast Overview
<p>Real talk on 2A, wildlife, and rural Colorado.</p>
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Publishing Since
4/2/2026
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Recent Episodes

June 19, 2026
Wildlife Biologist Calls Out a Dangerous Myth | Martin Lowney
Wildlife biologist Martin Lowney breaks down the dangerous myth that nature simply balances itself without human management. In this episode of the Salida Gunshop podcast, Adam and Josiah sit down with Martin Lowney to talk predator management, Colorado wildlife policy, CPW, hunting, trapping, ballot-box biology, and the growing gap between wildlife science and public emotion. Martin brings decades of experience in wildlife biology and USDA Wildlife Services, with a background in predator-prey work, livestock protection, waterfowl management, airport wildlife hazards, and state-level wildlife policy. The conversation covers coyotes, wolves, lynx, bobcats, foot traps, e-tagging, harvest data, animal rights organizations, and why public misunderstanding can lead to bad wildlife decisions. Chapters:0:00 - Opening clip0:26 - Meet Martin Lowney1:31 - Wildlife biology background3:51 - USDA Wildlife Services5:36 - What is hurting wildlife today12:23 - Hunters, voting, and Colorado policy19:38 - The myth that nature balances itself21:05 - Predator-prey cycles explained24:54 - Foot traps and public misconceptions33:07 - Wildlife math, harvest data, and management37:40 - Colorado e-tagging42:21 - CPW science vs public doubt47:48 - Ballot-box biology and emotion49:03 - Wildlife as a public resource51:04 - Closing thoughts Subscribe for more conversations on Colorado wildlife, hunting, conservation, public policy, and Second Amendment culture. #ColoradoWildlife #WildlifeBiology #SalidaGunshop #PredatorManagement #ColoradoHunting

June 12, 2026
Will Hunting Be Protected In Colorado? (Initiative 302)
In this episode, Adam Weldon of the Rocky Mountain Bighorn Society (RMBS) joins us to discuss Initiative 302, Colorado wildlife policy, hunting and fishing rights, conservation funding, Colorado Parks and Wildlife (CPW), and the growing challenges facing science-based wildlife management.

June 1, 2026
Colorado Hunters Are LOSING Because Nobody's Talking | ULLR's Archery Dustin Lovell
Colorado hunters are losing ground, not because they're outnumbered, but because they've stopped talking. Dustin Lovell of ULLR's Archery joins us to break down the Colorado Conservation Film Festival, what it actually takes to bring new people into hunting culture, and why the conversation is the most powerful tool we have left. ๐๏ธ https://theoriginsfoundation.org/ ๐งข Our clothing: salidagunshopgear.com ๐ฟ CRWM / Save the Hunt: savethehuntcolorado.com
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