In this part 2 we continues the discussion with James Edwards, expanding into global hunting traditions, land management, and the future of working dogs.

We dive into the cultural importance of moose hunting, the challenges of modern wildlife laws, and how different regions shape the dogs they breed. They also touch on coyote hunting, the rise of new hunters, and the ethics that guide today’s hunting communities.

Highlights include:

🌲 Hunting traditions and land management

🫎 Cultural significance of moose hunting

🐺 Coyote hunting and field stories

⚖️ Ethics and the evolution of hunting

🐕 The role of dogs in modern hunting culture

🐑 Farming insights from rural Britain

A focused, honest conversation about dogs, tradition, and how hunting adapts to a changing world.

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