Part Two with John Leonard is here after a bit of a stressful and emotionally draining couple of weeks for Chris. The loss of friends/loved ones is always tough, but it helps being able to talk to someone who's walked that same walk, and who knows what you're going through. In this episode, Chris and John start off talking about personal loss, dealing with cancer, reminiscing about John's brother Joe, and providing some recommendations for those that might not have faced personal loss in their lives as of yet. From there, they finally dive into the conservation topics they didn't get to in Part One, namely:
– State Governors' Auction and Raffle tags, and putting serious money on the ground for research and habitat conservation;
– Wild sheep disease issues with domestic sheep and goats;
– Should there/could there be more sheep (or even more goats) in Colorado; and
– More!
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Part Two with John Leonard is here after a bit of a stressful and emotionally draining couple of weeks for Chris. The loss of friends/loved ones is always tough, but it helps being able to talk to someone who's walked that same walk, and who knows what you're going through. In this episode, Chris and John start off talking about personal loss, dealing with cancer, reminiscing about John's brother Joe, and providing some recommendations for those that might not have faced personal loss in their lives as of yet. From there, they finally dive into the conservation topics they didn't get to in Part One, namely:
– State Governors' Auction and Raffle tags, and putting serious money on the ground for research and habitat conservation;
– Wild sheep disease issues with domestic sheep and goats;
– Should there/could there be more sheep (or even more goats) in Colorado; and
– More!
Part Two with John Leonard is here after a bit of a stressful and emotionally draining couple of weeks for Chris. The loss of friends/loved ones is always tough, but it helps being able to talk to someone who's walked that same walk, and who knows what you're going through. In this episode, Chris and John start off talking about personal loss, dealing with cancer, reminiscing about John's brother Joe, and providing some recommendations for those that might not have faced personal loss in their lives as of yet. From there, they finally dive into the conservation topics they didn't get to in Part One, namely:
– State Governors' Auction and Raffle tags, and putting serious money on the ground for research and habitat conservation;
– Wild sheep disease issues with domestic sheep and goats;
– Should there/could there be more sheep (or even more goats) in Colorado; and
– More!
Part Two with John Leonard is here after a bit of a stressful and emotionally draining couple of weeks for Chris. The loss of friends/loved ones is always tough, but it helps being able to talk to someone who's walked that same walk, and who knows what you're going through. In this episode, Chris and John start off talking about personal loss, dealing with cancer, reminiscing about John's brother Joe, and providing some recommendations for those that might not have faced personal loss in their lives as of yet. From there, they finally dive into the conservation topics they didn't get to in Part One, namely:
– State Governors' Auction and Raffle tags, and putting serious money on the ground for research and habitat conservation;
– Wild sheep disease issues with domestic sheep and goats;
– Should there/could there be more sheep (or even more goats) in Colorado; and
– More!
