Hunt. Fish. Freedom. - Presented By The International Order of T Roosevelt

Florida's landmark conservation victory reveals how today's decisions will shape tomorrow's hunting and fishing traditions forever. Florida became the first state in years to strengthen constitutional protections for hunting and fishing, creating a model that sportsmen across the country are now working to replicate. Senator Jason Brodeur joins Hunt Fish Freedom to explain how the effort came toge...

In this episode of the Hunt. Fish. Freedom. podcast, host Kenia Link is joined by Tyler Sharp of The Modern Huntsman to discuss his journey into the world of hunting and conservation, the philosophy behind Modern Huntsman, and the importance of ethical storytelling in the hunting community. We dig deep into the intersection of art and conservation - with beautiful print magazines experiencing a hu...

One state's fight could shape the future of hunting, fishing, and conservation across America. Conservation doesn't stop at state lines, and neither do the challenges facing hunters, anglers, ranchers, and everyone who values America's outdoor traditions. Kenya Link takes a closer look at Oregon's controversial PEACE Act and explains why sportsmen across the country should be paying attention, reg...

The future of hunting and fishing hinges on truths most outdoorsmen never hear. Colorado sits at the center of one of the most important hunting and fishing conversations happening in America today. In this conversation, Kenya Link and Travis Thompson break down the biggest myths surrounding Colorado's proposed constitutional right to hunt and fish amendment. From concerns about trespassing and wi...

The future of hunting and fishing may depend on what happens next in Colorado. Colorado has long been considered one of the crown jewels of North American hunting and fishing. From world-class elk hunting and mule deer opportunities to trout fishing on iconic western waters, the state's outdoor heritage helps define the sporting culture of the American West. That heritage is now at the center of a...

One fisherman’s fight protected access, traditions, and future generations of anglers. For many anglers, fishing is more than a pastime. It's how memories are made, traditions are passed down, and families stay connected across generations. When a proposed shark fishing ban surfaced in Marco Island, Florida, local angler David Boggs found himself at the center of a battle that reached far beyond o...

Discover how one Michigan ranch is shaping hunters, conservationists, and outdoor traditions for future generations. Legends Ranch has become far more than a destination for whitetail deer hunting in Michigan. What started as a family hunting property has evolved into a full-scale conservation and education operation focused on wildlife management, hunter education, veteran outreach, and preservin...

Outdoor traditions survive when hunters and anglers fight to protect them for future generations. Recorded live from the International Order of T. Roosevelt convention in Florida, Kenya Link sits down with conservation advocate and media personality Gabby Hoffmann for a wide-ranging conversation on hunting rights, grassroots conservation, outdoor culture, and the future of America’s sporting herit...

Two outdoor storytellers reveal how hunting, fishing, and family traditions shape conservation’s future. Broadcasting live from the annual International Order of T. Roosevelt Conference gathering in Florida, Kenya Link sits down with outdoor media personalities Jonathan Moss and Brooke Moss for a conversation about conservation, storytelling, and raising the next generation of hunters and anglers....

A timeless conversation on hunting rights, conservation legacy, and why Theodore Roosevelt still matters today. Joe Wiegand has spent the last 25 years bringing Theodore Roosevelt to life, but this conversation goes far beyond historical impersonation. It’s a deep dive into the roots of American conservation, the fight to protect hunting and fishing rights, and the character-building lessons Roose...

A growing movement is reshaping the future of hunting, fishing, and American outdoor traditions. Momentum is building in the fight to protect hunting and fishing rights across the country, and the stakes have never been higher. Fresh off a landmark victory securing a constitutional right to hunt and fish in Florida, the focus now shifts west to Colorado, where a new ballot initiative aims to safeg...

A powerful look at how real hunters fight for access, protect tradition, and mentor the next generation. Patrick and Kenia head north to Maine, one of America’s most fiercely independent and deeply rooted outdoor cultures, to explore why protecting the right to hunt and fish matters far beyond state lines. Joining the crew is Jared Bornstein, a Maine lobbyist, dedicated outdoorsman, and the force...

Spring wakes the woods, and hunters everywhere feel the pull to chase again. Spring signals a reset for hunters and anglers who’ve spent months in the grip of winter. As ice melts and daylight stretches earlier into the morning, the shift toward turkey hunting, scouting, and open water fishing becomes impossible to ignore. That mental switch from off-season to active pursuit is as real as it gets....

From duck stamps to Dall sheep, one artist’s journey connects wild places and conservation. Wildlife art and hunting culture intersect in a way few people fully understand, and this conversation pulls back the curtain. Raised in South Dakota with deep roots in pheasant hunting, waterfowl hunting, and Midwestern outdoor traditions, Joshua Spies turned a lifelong passion for the outdoors into a care...

A lifetime hunter reveals how discipline and obsession built unforgettable big game experiences. From small-town Minnesota roots to chasing rams in the Alaska backcountry, John Coulter built a life around hunting, discipline, and long-term focus. What started with pheasants, ducks, and whitetails turned into a deep passion for big game hunting, including Dall sheep, antelope, mule deer, and Africa...

What social media hides might be the most meaningful part of every hunt. Scroll through Instagram during deer season or after a successful western big game hunt and you’ll see a familiar pattern. Clean photos, big smiles, and perfectly framed grip-and-grin moments. What you don’t see is everything that makes those moments matter. This conversation digs into the reality behind hunting content and w...

Hunting, ranching, and farming share the same fight, and losing one could mean losing them all. Conservation in America doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It lives on working lands, cattle ranches, timber tracts, and family farms where wildlife and agriculture intersect every day. In this conversation, Kenia Link sits down with Travis Thompson to break down the deep connection between hunting, fishing, ra...

Hunting freedom isn’t guaranteed. Protecting seasons, access, and wildlife starts with political engagement. For many hunters and anglers, the outdoors is where we go to escape the noise of politics and the daily news cycle. But the reality is simple. Even if hunters step away from politics, politics will never step away from hunting. This conversation breaks down why policy decisions shape the fu...

When anti-hunting activists mobilize, will sportsmen show up to defend their ground? Fred Bird of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation joins Hunt Fish Freedom for a hard look at the policy fights shaping our outdoor future. As host of The Sportsmen’s Voice podcast and a longtime advocate in state legislatures across the East Coast, Fred brings boots-on-the-ground insight from inside committee...

If hunting disappears, so does America’s most successful conservation story. At Dallas Safari Club Convention, we sat down with Shane Mahoney to talk about what most Americans overlook: the North American Model of Wildlife Conservation is one of the greatest achievements in this country’s history. Wildlife once stood on the brink. Market hunting, habitat loss, and unregulated harvest decimated pop...

Global hunting adventures are closer and more attainable than most outdoorsmen realize. Broadcasting from the floor of the Dallas Safari Club convention in Atlanta, this conversation dives deep into what it means to protect hunting rights while expanding opportunity for everyday sportsmen. Country artist and host of Hoge Wild, Lucas Hoge shares hard-earned perspective from hunting across New Zeala...

A behind-the-scenes look at the movement fighting to secure hunting and fishing traditions nationwide. The future of hunting, fishing, and outdoor traditions depends on more than time in the field. It depends on the people willing to defend those opportunities for the next generation. This conversation explores the mission behind the International Order of T. Roosevelt and why its annual IOTR 2026...

Healthy deer herds, working forests, and rural towns don’t survive by accident. Northern Wisconsin’s hunting and fishing traditions are inseparable from the health of its land and the strength of its communities. This conversation digs into that reality with Paul Schecklman, founder of the Northwoods Policy Network, whose background as a firefighter, public policy strategist, and lifelong outdoors...

A young hunter milestone, family legacy, and how hunting traditions get passed forward. Hunting and fishing traditions are rarely built alone. They’re shaped around campfires, deer camps, late summer bear baits, and the mentors who take the time to bring someone along. This conversation between sisters centers on exactly that idea through the lens of family, legacy, and the next generation of hunt...

Trade shows shape hunting’s future, here’s what really happens on the show floor. January and February mark “show season” in the hunting and fishing world; a stretch of long days, crowded convention halls, and conversations that quietly shape the year ahead. In this Off the Trail episode of Hunt Fish Freedom, host Kenia Link pulls back the curtain on what major outdoor trade shows actually mean fo...