Episode 3: Bear Attacks and the Alaska Permit Draws

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Recorded21 Feb 2018

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In this episode, I sit down with another good friend of mine, Jon Shurtz. Jon, like myself, is a transplant to Alaska, who now has quite a few years and experiences under his belt. Jon tells about bear attacks, dipnetting and exploring on the Copper River, and some sheep and goat hunting. We also give our initial reactions to the Alaska Draw Permit results being released, and the Facebook mayhem that ensues annually. Sit back and Enjoy! Questions, comments, grievances, or something you would like to hear discussed? Email [email protected] If you want to check out Jon's freshly started dipnetting/tour company, go to: https://www.facebook.com/CopperRiverWILD/ -Tyler Freel

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