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Ep. 608: A Mountain Lion Tragedy

Published: 2024-10-07 09:00:00
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Steven Rinella talks with Wyatt Brooks, Aaron Brooks, Malcolm Brooks, Ryan Callaghan, Chester Floyd, and Corinne Schneider.

Topics discussed: Patience and willingness to be out the longest; oison oak monoculture; ticks in the ear and up the nose; depredation permits; the public perception of predators; management deficiencies; when you’re out shed hunting and run into a lion; how it won't back down even though you hit it in the face with your pack;  losing a brother, losing a son; Malcolm’s article in The New York Times Magazine; and more. 

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by Thomas McGuane
Malcolm Brooks mentions reading books by famous Montana writers when he was interested in the state's writing culture and outdoor culture. He specifically names McGuane as one of the authors whose books he read.
Referenced at 00:08:31
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by Jim Harrison
Malcolm Brooks mentions reading books by famous Montana writers when he was interested in the state's writing culture and outdoor culture. He specifically names Harrison as one of the authors whose books he read.
Referenced at 00:08:31
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by A.B. Guthrie Jr.
Malcolm Brooks mentions reading books by famous Montana writers when he was interested in the state's writing culture and outdoor culture. He specifically names 'ab gu three' (A.B. Guthrie Jr.) as one of the authors whose books he read.
Referenced at 00:08:31