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Bringing Back the Wild

Stories from the field.
Conversations about conservation.

The Bringing Back the Wild podcast explores the role of hunting in conservation through real stories, real experiences, and thoughtful conversation. From the field to the firepit, each episode offers a deeper look at how conservation works in the real world.

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Erica Tergeson

In this episode of Bringing Back the Wild, Mike Arnold talks with political strategist and Dallas Safari Club Government Affairs Director Erica Tergeson about the importance of hunter involvement in Washington, D.C. Erica shares how her Colorado ranch upbringing shaped her conservation values and explains her work defending hunting, protecting wildlife funding through the Pittman-Robertson Act, and building support for conservation policies. She encourages hunters to stay engaged and advocate for the future of wildlife management.

Cecil Corringham

In this episode of Bringing Back the Wild, Mike Arnold sits down with South African master taxidermist Cecil Corringham to explore a life shaped by resilience, artistry, and a deep love for wild places. Cecil shares how he grew up in an orphanage and discovered hunting during weekend trips to friends’ farms, where he learned independence, bushcraft, and respect for wildlife. A survival course under renowned conservationist Dr. Ian Player cemented his passion for Africa’s wild landscapes.

Larry Weishuhn

Larry Weishuhn—Mr. Whitetail—returns to discuss two unique whitetail subspecies: the Carmen Mountain whitetail and the Coues deer. He explores their habitats, behavior, and the challenges they face in the rugged landscapes of Texas and northern Mexico. Larry also explains how species like aoudad and elk impact fragile desert ecosystems and native deer populations, highlighting the importance of habitat management, conservation economics, and responsible hunting.

Marc Newton

Mark Newton shares how hunting in the English countryside with his father shaped his values, family life, and lifelong respect for wild game. He discusses how those same lessons now guide the way he raises his daughters—with gratitude, responsibility, and a deep connection to the outdoors.

Mark also tells the inspiring story behind the revival of John Rigby & Co., explaining how mentorship, support from the Blaser Group, and a commitment to authenticity helped restore the historic British gunmaker to prominence in London. Looking ahead, he shares his vision for preserving the traditions of British craftsmanship through new training academies, expanded facilities, and long-term conservation-minded leadership focused on protecting both heritage and ethical hunting culture.