In Part 1 of this conversation, Erik Rhodin sits down with Derek Hall to explore the world of hunting with dogs — from the deserts of Arizona to the forests of Scandinavia.

They dive into what defines a good hunting dog, how different breeds excel in different regions, and the cultural contrasts that shape how hunters around the world view their craft.

This first part sets the stage for a powerful discussion about unity, education, and respect for the traditions that connect hunters across continents.

Highlights include:

🐕 The wide range of hunting dogs and their strengths

🌎 Cultural contrasts between American and Scandinavian hunting

🎯 Training philosophies and breed adaptations

⚖️ How local environments shape hunting styles

🤝 Respect and shared understanding among hunters

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