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Talk Is Sheep

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Welcome to Talk is Sheep — the official podcast of the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia. Join host Kyle Stelter and the Directors of WSSBC as they sit down with passionate guests from the mountain hunting and conservation community. From unforgettable backcountry adventures to in-depth conversations about wild sheep and the future of habitat conservation, this is where storytelling meets stewardship. Contact: kstelter@wildsheepsociety.com The views expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of the Wild Sheep Society of BC. Listener discretion is advised.

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Bonus Episode Election Series: Kyle Stelter

jeudi 22 octobre 2026 • Durée 10:03

????️ A special election episode of Talk Is Sheep.

As British Columbians prepare to head to the polls, the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is taking a closer look at the issues that matter to our province’s wildlife, wild sheep, habitat, and conservation future.

In this special episode, Kyle Stelter reflects on the importance of informed decision-making, understanding the priorities of political leaders, and recognizing the role that conservation plays in shaping the future of British Columbia. Our hope is to encourage thoughtful conversations, greater awareness, and meaningful engagement with the issues that affect the landscapes and wildlife we all care about.

Because the future of conservation matters, and every voice matters.

???? Tune in to Talk Is Sheep and join the conversation.

The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is a non-partisan conservation organization. We do not endorse any political party or candidate. The views, policies, and positions expressed by guests in this series are their own and those of their respective parties and should not be interpreted as the views, positions, or endorsements of WSSBC.

Our purpose with this series is not to tell anyone how to vote. It is to give our members and listeners an opportunity to hear directly from political leaders and better understand where wildlife, habitat, and conservation fit within their priorities.

We encourage every eligible British Columbian to learn about the issues, listen to different perspectives, and exercise their democratic right to vote.

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Episode 312 Election Series: David Evans BC Green Party

mercredi 21 octobre 2026 • Durée 22:12

As British Columbians head to the polls, Talk Is Sheep is giving listeners an opportunity to hear directly from the people seeking to lead our province.

For this special election series, the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia invited the leaders of all major political parties to join us for conversations about wildlife, habitat, conservation, rural British Columbia, and the future of our province.

In this episode, Kyle sits down with David Evans of the BC Green Party, for a wide-ranging discussion about his vision for British Columbia and where wildlife, habitat, and conservation fit within it.

The conversation explores the priorities and challenges facing British Columbia, including environmental protection, natural-resource development, rural communities, land use, wildlife management, habitat conservation, and the future of hunting, angling, and outdoor recreation in our province.

The discussion offers listeners an opportunity to hear the BC Green Party's perspective on balancing environmental stewardship, economic considerations, and the needs of British Columbians who live, work, and spend time on the land. It also provides an opportunity to consider how provincial policy decisions can shape the future of wildlife and habitat conservation.

We encourage every eligible British Columbian to learn about the issues, listen to different perspectives, and exercise their democratic right to vote.

Election Series: Donegal Wilson - Conservative Party of BC

lundi 19 octobre 2026 • Durée 25:39

What does the future hold for wildlife, habitat conservation, and responsible resource management in British Columbia?

As part of our special provincial election series, Talk Is Sheep welcomes Donegal Wilson, BC Conservative candidate for Boundary-Similkameen and former Official Opposition Critic for Water, Land and Resource Stewardship.

Host Kyle Stelter sits down with Donegal for a wide-ranging conversation about the challenges and opportunities facing British Columbia, with particular attention to rural communities, natural resources, and the future of wildlife conservation.

Drawing on her experience in outdoor recreation, land-use planning, and provincial politics, Donegal shares her perspectives on government accountability, economic development, and the need to better engage conservation organizations in decision-making.

In this episode, we discuss:

The economy, affordability, and the future of rural British Columbia.
Balancing natural resource development with healthy wildlife populations and ecosystems.
Provincial funding and priorities for wildlife and habitat conservation.
The role of hunters, anglers, and conservation organizations in shaping wildlife policy.
Wild sheep conservation, including disease prevention and the South Okanagan Psoroptes treatment project.
Responsible firearms ownership and public safety.
What a Conservative-led government could mean for British Columbia.

This conversation is part of our commitment to giving British Columbians an opportunity to hear directly from political leaders about the issues that matter to our wildlife, wild places, and conservation community.

Talk Is Sheep is presented by SITKA Gear, with special episode support from Gunwerks.

A Note on Non-Partisanship: The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is a non-partisan conservation organization. We do not endorse any political party or candidate. The views and opinions expressed by our guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect those of WSSBC. Our goal is to encourage informed dialogue and ensure wildlife and habitat conservation remain priorities for all political parties.

Nick Hoffman – One Rock at a Time: A Stone’s Sheep Dream Come True

jeudi 15 octobre 2026 • Durée 01:08:04

Some hunts are about far more than the pursuit of an animal. They're about dreams, perseverance, history, and the people who make the journey unforgettable.

On this episode of Talk is Sheep, Kyle Stelter welcomes Nick Hoffman (@nickswildride), host of Nick’s Wild Ride, professional musician, storyteller, and passionate conservationist, for an unforgettable conversation about his recent Stone’s sheep hunt in northern British Columbia.

Nick has hunted around the world, but he describes this adventure in the legendary Prophet Muskwa country as one of the hardest and most meaningful experiences of his life.

Joined by legendary sheep guide Gary VanHee and the team at Prophet Muskwa Outfitters, Nick takes us through ten gruelling days in the mountains, the relentless pursuit of an elusive old ram, missed opportunities, and a last-day gamble that would ultimately fulfill a lifelong dream.

But the story goes much deeper. Nick shares the emotional connection between his success on August 27 and the memory of his late mother, whose birthday fell on that very day. It's a powerful reminder that the most meaningful moments in the mountains often have little to do with the harvest itself.

We also explore the rich history of Stone’s sheep hunting in British Columbia, the legacy of the Chadwick Ram, the extraordinary people who shaped the northern outfitting industry, and the responsibility we all share in conserving these magnificent animals.

Nick also gives us a preview of his upcoming documentary, STONE, scheduled for release in 2027, which will tell the remarkable story of Stone’s sheep, the people connected to them, and decades of conservation efforts.

This episode is about chasing dreams, honouring traditions, and recognizing that the future of wild sheep depends on the people willing to stand up for them.

Election Series: Dallas Brodie — OneBC

vendredi 9 octobre 2026 • Durée 26:32

As British Columbians head to the polls, Talk Is Sheep is giving listeners an opportunity to hear directly from the people seeking to lead our province.

In this episode, Kyle sits down with Dallas Brodie, interim leader of OneBC, for a wide-ranging conversation about her party’s priorities and vision for the province.

The discussion covers taxation and government spending, healthcare, rural British Columbia, resource development, environmental regulation, firearms policy, wildlife and habitat management, and the role hunters, anglers and conservation organizations should play in provincial decision-making.

On wildlife funding, Brodie says she supports directing revenues generated by users back toward the resources and programs they are intended to support. She also says hunters, anglers and conservation organizations should have a seat at the table when government develops conservation policy.

Brodie also discusses OneBC’s approach to lawful firearms ownership and outlines policies her party is proposing regarding provincial participation in federal firearms programs.

The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is a non-partisan conservation organization. We do not endorse any political party or candidate.

The views, policies and positions expressed by Dallas Brodie in this episode are her own and those of OneBC. They should not be interpreted as the views, policies, positions or endorsements of the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia.

Election Series: Elenore Sturko — CentreBC

mercredi 7 octobre 2026 • Durée 26:01

As British Columbians head to the polls, Talk Is Sheep is giving listeners an opportunity to hear directly from the people seeking to lead our province.

For this special election series, the Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia invited the leaders of all major political parties to join us for a conversation about wildlife, habitat, conservation, rural British Columbia, and the future of our province.

In this episode, Kyle sits down with Elenore Sturko, leader of the CentreBC Party, for a wide-ranging discussion about her vision for British Columbia and where wildlife and the land fit within it.

The conversation covers the economy and affordability, natural-resource development, the rural-urban divide, access to the land, wildlife and habitat funding, science-based wildlife management, sustainable hunting and angling, the role hunters and conservation organizations can play in conservation, and lawful firearms ownership.

Sturko says CentreBC supports greater investment in wildlife management where science demonstrates the need and speaks about the importance of maintaining healthy ecosystems while allowing British Columbians to sustainably hunt, fish and enjoy the outdoors.

The Wild Sheep Society of British Columbia is a non-partisan conservation organization. We do not endorse any political party or candidate. The views, policies and positions expressed by guests on this series are their own and those of their respective parties and should not be interpreted as the views, positions or endorsements of WSSBC.

We encourage every eligible British Columbian to learn about the issues, listen to the different perspectives, and exercise your democratic right to vote.

On The Landscape: Saving Bighorn Sheep in the East Kootenays

lundi 5 octobre 2026 • Durée 01:05:21

In this episode of Talk Is Sheep, Kyle sits down with Brian Gustafson, Executive Director of the Golden District Rod & Gun Club, and filmmaker Jesse Bone of Filter Studios to talk about the powerful new conservation film, On The Landscape: Bighorn Sheep of the East Kootenays.

The film tells the story of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep living alongside highways, railways, communities and an increasingly changing landscape in British Columbia’s East Kootenays. It also tells the story of the people working to make a difference—scientists, First Nations guardians, wildlife managers, filmmakers and grassroots conservationists coming together to find solutions.

Brian shares the remarkable story of the Golden bighorn herd, which at one point had fallen to just 11 animals, and the work that has helped the herd begin to recover. The conversation explores highway mortality, wildlife fencing and crossings, habitat enhancement, prescribed fire, collaboration with government, and the importance of persistent grassroots conservation.

Jesse takes us behind the camera and explains how the film evolved from what began as a call to action into something much bigger—a celebration of communities across the East Kootenays working together for wildlife. He also shares some incredible stories from filming bighorn sheep along the Trans-Canada Highway and what it was like capturing the very challenges the film was created to highlight.

Now the film is hitting the road.

ON THE LANDSCAPE FILM TOUR

October 20 — Castlegar, Selkirk College

October 21 — Cranbrook, Cranbrook Public Library

October 22 — Fernie, Vogue Theatre

October 23 — Radium Hot Springs, Bighorn Meadows Resort

October 24 — Golden, Kicking Horse Movies

Each screening includes the film, a Q&A with the filmmakers and conservation partners, and draw prizes throughout the evening. Seating is limited at several locations, so we encourage you to register early.

Finding Nowhere with Joel and Ryan Primus

mercredi 23 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:25:57

What happens when two cousins take very different paths into the outdoors—and decide to tell the story together?

Kyle sits down with Joel and Ryan Primus, the creators of Finding Nowhere. Ryan grew up hunting, fishing and exploring remote places in British Columbia. Joel built a business career far from that world before Ryan invited him into the backcountry and helped him learn to hunt.

They share how a goat hunt became the start of a television series, what it takes to film their adventures, and why they want their stories to reach people who have never hunted. The conversation also explores family, food, conservation and the challenge of keeping the show true to who they are as it grows.

Watch Finding Nowhere and learn more at FindingNowhereShow.com, or follow @FindingNowhereShow on Instagram.

Talk Is Sheep is brought to you by SITKA Gear. Thanks to this episode’s conservation partner, YETI, for supporting healthy wildlife and sustainable ecosystems.

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More Than a Ram with Ben and Harper Berukoff

jeudi 17 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:09:21

On this episode of Talk Is Sheep, Kyle sits down with good friend Ben Berukoff and his daughter Harper for a conversation about a summer adventure neither of them will soon forget.

At 15 years old, Harper is already chasing big goals. A competitive hockey player preparing to move away from home for another season, she understands commitment, hard work, and pushing through discomfort. This summer, those lessons followed her from the rink into the mountains when she joined her dad for her first true backpack sheep hunt.

Ben and Harper take us inside their father-daughter adventure — flying into the backcountry, carrying everything they needed on their backs, climbing into remote sheep country, enduring heavy rain, cold temperatures, sore feet, steep terrain, and discovering just how far the body and mind can go when you keep putting one foot in front of the other.

They also recount an unforgettable encounter with a mature ram. After working their way into just 110 yards, Harper was set up and ready. But when Ben couldn't confidently age the ram beyond seven years, they made the decision to let him walk. It was a powerful lesson that success in the mountains isn't always measured by pulling the trigger.

For Harper, the experience became about much more than hunting. It was about disconnecting from the noise of everyday life, learning what she was capable of, spending uninterrupted time with her dad, and discovering lessons in the mountains that she can carry back onto the ice and into life.

The conversation also turns to conservation and the Berukoff family's long-standing connection to the Wild Sheep Society of BC. Fresh off winning the 10th Anniversary Jurassic Classic, Ben reflects on years of involvement with the event and his hands-on commitment to the Fraser River California bighorn sheep recovery effort.

This episode is about wild sheep, but even more importantly, it's about family, mentorship, conservation, resilience, and creating opportunities for the next generation to fall in love with wild places.

When the Hunt Goes Sideways | Kelli Poole of Global Rescue

mercredi 9 septembre 2026 • Durée 01:13:05

On this episode of Talk Is Sheep, Kyle sits down with Kelli Poole of Global Rescue for a wide-ranging conversation about hunting, wildlife conservation, international adventure—and what happens when the trip you spent months preparing for suddenly goes sideways.

Kelli’s path into the hunting industry is anything but ordinary. With a background in wildlife biology and management, she has worked with wild sheep, contributed to wildlife management projects in Montana and Colorado, and spent time in Central Asia working around Marco Polo sheep, ibex and community-based conservation. Today, she leads the hunting vertical for Global Rescue.

Fresh off a safari in Zambia, Kelli shares stories from Africa, her passion for predator hunting, the incredible biodiversity found on the continent and how different wildlife management models around the world can contribute to healthy wildlife populations.

Then the conversation turns to something every mountain hunter and international traveller should be thinking about: what is your plan when something goes wrong?

A broken leg deep in the backcountry. A serious medical emergency overseas. An accident hundreds of kilometres from appropriate medical care. We spend countless hours preparing our equipment, rifles, bows, fitness and logistics—but emergency planning can easily become an afterthought.

That is why the Wild Sheep Society of BC is proud to be a Global Rescue Safe Travel Partner.

Global Rescue provides medical, security, travel risk and crisis response services around the world, including 24/7/365 medical advisory, field rescue from the point of illness or injury, and medical evacuation to a member’s hospital of choice when required. Their medical memberships do not place limitations on activities—an important consideration for hunters and adventurers heading into remote country.

Without the right protection, an emergency evacuation can cost well over $100,000. More than one million members trust Global Rescue when the unexpected happens.

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