In this episode of Horrible People Podcast, we sit down with Jen Shears, a passionate advocate for sustainable hunting and conservation. Jenn shares her unique journey into seal hunting, exploring how she became involved and the impact it's had on her life. We dive into the significance of the Wildlife Museum and how it has shaped public perception of seal hunting and wildlife conservation.
Jen also addresses environmental concerns surrounding seal populations and discusses the role her boutique plays in promoting seal products. She opens up about facing protests and how she balances advocacy with the realities of the hunting industry. From regulations and practices to moose hunting and its conservation implications, Jenn's wealth of knowledge provides insight into ethical hunting.
We also get a glimpse into Jen's family life and outdoor adventures, showcasing her deep connection to nature. Tune in to hear Jenn's thoughts on the future of conservation, hunting, and her personal aspirations in the field.
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Find Jen Shears:
Online | https://jenshears.com/
Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/smidjen
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Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/thehorriblepeoplepod/
The Host | https://www.instagram.com/jenndvc/
Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/jenndvc
Online | https://whywehunt.ca/horriblepeoplepodcast/
YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/@jennmcdonald
00:00 Introduction to Jen Shears
02:02 The Journey into Seal Hunting
06:05 The Wildlife Museum and Its Impact
12:09 Seal Population and Environmental Concerns
18:00 The Boutique and Seal Products
23:55 Protests and Advocacy
29:49 Hunting Regulations and Practices
36:00 Moose Hunting and Conservation Efforts
41:57 Family Life and Outdoor Adventures
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