Jeremy Romero's guest appearances

Jeremy Romero

National Wildlife Federation Outdoors

2 Degrees Out West

Nick Green

Nicole Qualtieri

Ron Rohrbaugh

Ryan Lambert

Tovar Cerulli

Jess Peterson

Tim Endsley

Shane Mahoney

Aldo Leopold

Travis Macy

Marc Smith

Mike Simpson

Brian Brooks

Eric Morris

Christine Peterson

OwlTail

Aaron chats with good friend and conservation colleague, Jeremy Romero, of the National Wildlife Federation. We cover spring activities, getting ready for turkey season, shed hunting - tactics, fun, calling, etc. We also talk Jeremy's work, migration corridors, SO 3362, and wildlife connectivity.    Check out some of Jeremy's work here: https://connectedcorridors.com/   Show notes: 3:15 – Jeremy latest outdoors adventures 5:40 – skiing, gearing up for Barbary sheep, and backpacking in Bears Ears 8:39 - gearing up for spring turkey and shed hunting 10:45 – Aaron and Jeremy’s preferred turkey load (*note: Aaron misspoke – the Federal TSS load is an all tungsten load, not a mix of metals) 13: 49 – Jeremy’s adding shotgun turkey hunting to his love of turkey hunting with a bow 15:45 – the three species of turkey in New Mexico 17:49 – seeing Vermillion flycatchers 19:20 – what you should be thinking about right now to get ready for turkey hunting 24:43 – having a good seat while turkey hunting 26:30 – tactics for a western public lands turkey hunters 33:10 – locator calls 38:25 – shed hunting while turkey hunting 44:39 – the “gas tank” concept for wintering ungulates 46:40 – the popularity of shed hunting 51:49 – strategies for finding sheds 56:20 – what’s happening with migration corridors and SO 3362 in the new administration 62:24 - gaps in 3362 that can be filled to address species and entities that were left out 70:50 - forest planning for wildlife and migration corridors    Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Aaron chats with good friend and conservation colleague, Jeremy Romero, of the National Wildlife Federation. We cover spring activities, getting ready for turkey season, shed hunting - tactics, fun, calling, etc. We also talk Jeremy's work, migration corridors, SO 3362, and wildlife connectivity.  Check out some of Jeremy's work here: <a href="https://connectedcorridors.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://connectedcorridors.com/</a> Show notes: 3:15 – Jeremy latest outdoors adventures 5:40 – skiing, gearing up for Barbary sheep, and backpacking in Bears Ears 8:39 - gearing up for spring turkey and shed hunting 10:45 – Aaron and Jeremy’s preferred turkey load (*note: Aaron misspoke – the Federal TSS load is an all tungsten load, not a mix of metals) 13: 49 – Jeremy’s adding shotgun turkey hunting to his love of turkey hunting with a bow 15:45 – the three species of turkey in New Mexico 17:49 – seeing Vermillion flycatchers 19:20 – what you should be thinking about right now to get ready for turkey hunting 24:43 – having a good seat while turkey hunting 26:30 – tactics for a western public lands turkey hunters 33:10 – locator calls 38:25 – shed hunting while turkey hunting 44:39 – the “gas tank” concept for wintering ungulates 46:40 – the popularity of shed hunting 51:49 – strategies for finding sheds 56:20 – what’s happening with migration corridors and SO 3362 in the new administration 62:24 - gaps in 3362 that can be filled to address species and entities that were left out 70:50 - forest planning for wildlife and migration corridors Learn more about your ad choices. Visit <a href="https://megaphone.fm/adchoices" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megaphone.fm/adchoices</a>

Spring Time Good Times - Hunting Sheds, Turkeys, and Great Ideas on Migration and Wildlife Connectivity with Jeremy Romero of the National Wildlife Federation

Andrew Pappas

In our first full episode, we speak with WRA’s 2019 emerging leader award recipients, Andrew Pappas and Jeremy Romero, about what inspired them to work in conservation, and the challenges they see facing the West’s land, air, and water through their work.

2 Degrees Out West: A Conversation with WRA’s 2019 Emerging Leaders Andrew Pappas and Jeremy Romero