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EPISODE · Apr 28, 2026 · 37 MIN

Are Virtual Fences the Future for Wildlife Migration? Week of April 27th

from Fresh Tracks Weekly · host Marcus Hockett and the Fresh Tracks Crew

Interested in items from Randy's Garage Sale??? Check out https://shopfreshtracks.com/ This week on Fresh Tracks Weekly, we’re diving into the critical role of wildlife-friendly fencing and how new technology like virtual fencing is helping clear the path for big game migrations. But first, we’re cleaning out the shop for a cause! Join Randy for a special "Garage Sale" featuring a Leupold clock and a signed collection of books by conservation legend Jim Posewitz—with all proceeds benefiting the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. We also break down the latest news impacting the outdoors, including: • Why proposed 70-80% cuts to the BLM and Fish & Wildlife Service could be devastating for habitat management. • Does nuclear power offer a smaller land footprint for hunters compared to solar and wind? • Wyoming Land Leases, public input is needed on 360,000 acres of potential oil and gas development. • An update on the Farm Bill and the protection of bird dog training practices. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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