In this episode, Maddie Richards sits down with Becky Carlon, a dedicated hunter from
northeastern Nevada, to explore the journey that led to Becky's recent sheep hunt and the
experiences that shaped her along the way. Becky shares how she first found her way into
hunting, the challenges and memorable moments that built her confidence, and what it feels like to carry the responsibility of a high-profile tag. She speaks about the emotional weight of her successful hunt and reflects on the critical role conservation plays in sustaining wildlife and opportunity for future generations. Maddie and Becky also discuss the camaraderie that defines the hunting community and what it means to pursue this lifestyle as a woman in a traditionally male-dominated field. The conversation highlights perseverance, passion, and respect for wildlife, while Becky offers a glimpse into her future goals and continued commitment to hunting and conservation.

In this episode of Kicked Out Stories, host Maddie Richards sits down with Danny Sanders, an avid hunter from Colorado, to hear about his remarkable sheep hunting journey. Danny shares how he won his hunt at Sheep Show®, and how that led to his preparation for a challenging hunt in British Columbia.

He recounts the obstacles he faced navigating rugged terrain, the emotional moment of finally harvesting a legal ram, and the camaraderie he built with his guides along the way. Danny also reflects on the lessons learned from the experience and how it deepened his respect for wild places and wildlife conservation.

This conversation highlights the dedication required to prepare for a sheep hunt, the thrill of pursuing such an elusive species, and the lifelong appreciation that comes from achieving a hard-earned goal in the mountains.

In this episode of the Kicked Out podcast, host Maddie Richards interviews Scott Ellis, CEO of the Guide Outfitters Association of British Columbia (GOABC). Scott shares his journey from a childhood steeped in outdoor activities to becoming a passionate advocate for conservation and sustainable hunting practices. He discusses the importance of family traditions in hunting, the role of GOABC in wildlife management, and the recent changes in bighorn sheep hunting regulations. Scott recounts his thrilling experience of hunting bighorn sheep, emphasizing the physical and mental preparation required for such an endeavor. The conversation concludes with reflections on the significance of being 'kicked out' of the Less Than One Club, celebrating the achievements and experiences of hunters.