Patrick Montgomery: On the Ground, J6
from Western Contours Hosted by Guy Duplantier
In this episode of the Western Concours Podcast, we delve into the multifaceted world of hunting and the broader implications on lifestyle, politics, and community involvement. Guy welcomes guest Patrick Montgomery, a seasoned hunter with over 35 years in the outdoor industry, to share his experiences from guiding hunters in New Mexico to becoming a renowned figure in Eastern Colorado. Patrick shares compelling insights on the intersection of hunting, conservation, and political advocacy, emphasizing the importance of active participation in legislation affecting hunting rights. Their discussion touches on engaging with the broader community to preserve hunting heritage and the need for proactive measures in political arenas. Beyond hunting, we explore Patrick's unique perspective on the events of January 6th, where he faced legal challenges that significantly impacted his life. He sheds light on the often misunderstood narrative surrounding that day, offering a first-hand account of his experiences and the ongoing challenges facing those involved. Through a candid conversation, the episode highlights the essence of American values, the challenges of divisive politics, and the strength found in community and shared passions. This episode is a thought-provoking journey into the heart of hunting, politics, and the resilience of the human spirit.
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- 0:09 Welcome to Western Concours Podcast
- 2:38 Hunting Heritage and Political Involvement
- 8:21 Conservation Disconnect: Hunters and Politics
- 13:41 The January 6th Experience
- 34:29 Understanding the January 6th Aftermath
- 54:00 The Impact of the January 6th Events
- 1:12:26 The Challenge of High Country Mule Deer
- 1:20:13 Being Proactive in Conservation and Legislation
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