Sam Pedder's guest appearances

Sam Pedder

National Wildlife Federation Outdoors

Artemis

Nicole Qualtieri

Mandela Van Eeden

Kathy Hadley

Kelly Straka

Tia Shoemaker

Cindy Stites

Tim Endsley

Shane Mahoney

Aldo Leopold

Jess Johnson

Travis Macy

Marc Smith

Sarah Keller

Mike Simpson

Kathy Stevens

OwlTail

Sam Pedder of the Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports joins Aaron Kindle to discuss the trends in hunting participation, how 2020 was an anomaly, and what we can do to keep those who returned to hunting or hunted for the first time in 2020 in our ranks and part of conservation.  *Note - Sam mentioned the contribution from excises taxes as roughly $80 million annually. The actual contribution is roughly $600 million annually. Sam knew immediately that she had misspoken and wanted a note reflecting the correct value. Thanks Sam! Learn more here: Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports: www.cahss.org Council on Social Media: @thanks4hunting Wildlife Sportfish Restoration Program (Excise Taxes): https://www.fws.gov/wsfrprograms/subpages/aboutus/aboutus1.htm National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Related Recreation: https://www.fws.gov/wsfrprograms/Subpages/NationalSurvey/NatSurveyIndex.htm What is R3?: https://cahss.org/what-is-r3/ Making Mentorship Work – 2020 insights on mentoring new people: https://find.nationalr3community.org/l/644f63361d3668ee/   Show notes: 2:18 – Sam taking her brother and dog pheasant hunting 4:45 – how are hunting, fishing, and conservation linked 6:45 – what is R3 and how does it work 9:30 – how hunting helps funds wildlife management and conservation and how excise taxes work 12:25 - what are “PR” and “DJ” 13:55 – what was different about 2020 16:50 – national survey of hunting, fishing and wildlife-based recreation 18:20 – hunting and fishing participation trends 19:43 - “churn” in hunting and fishing participation 22:20 – how to be more inclusive and more inviting to get more people hunting and fishing 28:08 – access and the role it plays in keeping hunters hunting 33:55 – how to make hunting more palatable to those who don’t hunt 37:40 – volunteer in places where you don’t think people want to hunt 38:49 – overaccommodating and underestimating someone you are teaching 39:40– the outlook and what we should be doing 42:25 – promoting passion and avidity for hunting 46:20 - what the average hunter can do to help get others into hunting     Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sam Pedder of the Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports joins Aaron Kindle to discuss the trends in hunting participation, how 2020 was an anomaly, and what we can do to keep those who returned to hunting or hunted for the first time in 2020 in our ranks and part of conservation.  *Note - Sam mentioned the contribution from excises taxes as roughly $80 million annually. The actual contribution is roughly $600 million annually. Sam knew immediately that she had misspoken and wanted a note reflecting the correct value. Thanks Sam! Learn more here: Council to Advance Hunting and the Shooting Sports: <a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/ErS-CBB825tDBJKVC6fWVC?domain=cahss.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.cahss.org</a> Council on Social Media: @thanks4hunting Wildlife Sportfish Restoration Program (Excise Taxes): <a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/KD7QCDkY25Io0rABTAv9IU?domain=fws.gov" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.fws.gov/wsfrprograms/subpages/aboutus/aboutus1.htm</a> National Survey of Fishing, Hunting and Wildlife-Related Recreation: <a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/eJ61CERZ25HlMoxWfPQCFv?domain=fws.gov" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.fws.gov/wsfrprograms/Subpages/NationalSurvey/NatSurveyIndex.htm</a> What is R3?: <a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/iuUYCG6Y2jiBGZ4JckBmog?domain=cahss.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://cahss.org/what-is-r3/</a> Making Mentorship Work – 2020 insights on mentoring new people: <a href="https://protect-us.mimecast.com/s/bdEKCJ6Y2miB5Lw8cOAdHt?domain=find.nationalr3community.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://find.nationalr3community.org/l/644f63361d3668ee/</a> Show notes: 2:18 – Sam taking her brother and dog pheasant hunting 4:45 – how are hunting, fishing, and conservation linked 6:45 – what is R3 and how does it work 9:30 – how hunting helps funds wildlife management and conservation and how excise taxes work 12:25 - what are “PR” and “DJ” 13:55 – what was different about 2020 16:50 – national survey of hunting, fishing and wildlife-based recreation 18:20 – hunting and fishing participation trends 19:43 - “churn” in hunting and fishing participation 22:20 – how to be more inclusive and more inviting to get more people hunting and fishing 28:08 – access and the role it plays in keeping hunters hunting 33:55 – how to make hunting more palatable to those who don’t hunt 37:40 – volunteer in places where you don’t think people want to hunt 38:49 – overaccommodating and underestimating someone you are teaching 39:40– the outlook and what we should be doing 42:25 – promoting passion and avidity for hunting 46:20 - what the average hunter can do to help get others into hunting  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

R3 and Keeping Hunting Growing Beyond 2020 with Sam Pedder

Recruitment, retention, reactivation. Making a new hunter takes more than a weekend Hunting 101 trip with smashing elk tacos and friendly faces. (Tacos DO help.) The learning curve of hunting is long and steep. So how do we grow our community? This week, Artemis is joined by Sam Pedder from the Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports to talk about how we create a new generation of responsible, conservation-minded hunters and anglers. DISCUSSION: 3:50 - Is there a good time to get a puppy? No. 4:40 - Go Confident in the Wild course, then SHOT show in Vegas 6:35 - hunting scene, Washington D.C. 7:30 - Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports 10:00 - IE and R3… do we have an acronym problem?  11:00 - Recruitment, retention, reactivation 12:00 - Hunting license sales drop off around age 16 and struggles to weather the high school to college jump. So how do we get those people back?  14:50 - Overcoming the knowledge/comfort hurdle of getting into hunting when you haven’t grown up around it 16:35 - Recruitment for hunting through conservation interest 18:45 - Is the main motive for R3 efforts rooted in conservation? It’s a heavy question!  21:20 - Excise tax and hunting licenses… the sporting industry and conservation $$ 26:30 - Hunter retention… it’s harder than hunter recruitment. What are the barriers to that? 30:20 - Hunting media is making a transition… the best loved stories are the ones about the culture/cooking/zen of it, not the gnar of an arduous hunt 31:22 – Marcia’s ok with namedropping. 32:25 - Hypothetical 3R: I’m a 30-something woman interested in hunting big game for food. What do I do? 34:15 - Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports; Follow them on Facebook @thanks4hunting; and  Instagram @thanks4hunting 34:45 - National R3 Symposium in Broken Arrow, OK 36:18 - Pittman-Robertson Modernization

Recruitment, retention, reactivation. Making a new hunter takes more than a weekend Hunting 101 trip with smashing elk tacos and friendly faces. (Tacos DO help.) The learning curve of hunting is long and steep. So how do we grow our community? This week, Artemis is joined by Sam Pedder from the Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports to talk about how we create a new generation of responsible, conservation-minded hunters and anglers. DISCUSSION: 3:50 - Is there a good time to get a puppy? No. 4:40 - <a href="https://artemis.nwf.org/artemis-courses/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Go Confident in the Wild course</a>, then <a href="https://shotshow.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">SHOT show</a> in Vegas 6:35 - hunting scene, Washington D.C. 7:30 - <a href="https://cahss.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports</a> 10:00 - IE and R3… do we have an acronym problem?  11:00 - Recruitment, retention, reactivation 12:00 - Hunting license sales drop off around age 16 and struggles to weather the high school to college jump. So how do we get those people back?  14:50 - Overcoming the knowledge/comfort hurdle of getting into hunting when you haven’t grown up around it 16:35 - Recruitment for hunting through conservation interest 18:45 - Is the main motive for R3 efforts rooted in conservation? It’s a heavy question!  21:20 - Excise tax and hunting licenses… the sporting industry and conservation $$ 26:30 - Hunter retention… it’s harder than hunter recruitment. What are the barriers to that? 30:20 - Hunting media is making a transition… the best loved stories are the ones about the culture/cooking/zen of it, not the gnar of an arduous hunt 31:22 – Marcia’s ok with namedropping. 32:25 - Hypothetical 3R: I’m a 30-something woman interested in hunting big game for food. What do I do? 34:15 - <a href="https://cahss.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Council to Advance the Hunting and Shooting Sports</a>; Follow them on Facebook <a href="https://www.facebook.com/thanks4hunting/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@thanks4hunting</a>; and  Instagram <a href="https://www.instagram.com/thanks4hunting/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">@thanks4hunting</a> 34:45 - <a href="https://cahss.org/nationalr3symposium/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">National R3 Symposium in Broken Arrow, OK</a> 36:18 - <a href="https://artemis.nwf.org/conservation-news-prmod/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Pittman-Robertson Modernization</a>

The Three Rs with Sam Pedder