This episode is a must-listen for outdoor enthusiasts and anyone interested in wildlife conservation. Join the speaker as they dive into a fascinating conversation with Karen Stewart Lankard, a seasoned trapper and member of the Ohio Wildlife Council, about the world of trapping and conservation.

Karen shares her expertise and experiences, from her early days as a trapper to her current involvement with the National Trappers Association. She discusses the importance of trapping in maintaining a balance in the ecosystem and the role it plays in population control. The conversation also touches on the growing interest in trapping among women and the innovative tools and techniques being developed to make the process more accessible and humane.

The episode covers a range of topics, including the National Trappers Convention, which is coming up in Richmond, Indiana, and the various activities and demonstrations that will be taking place. Karen also shares her experiences trapping otters in Louisiana, where she and her husband have been working with aquariums and zoos to catch and transport the animals humanely.

If you're interested in learning more about the world of trapping and conservation, this episode is a great place to start. Tune in to hear Karen's insights and experiences, and find out what's new in the world of trapping and wildlife management.