In part 2 of this episode, we dive into some additional viewer questions and best practices surrounding hunting regulations and enforcement: We will discuss these questions with two of California's top game wardens in CDFW Lt. Sean Kenady & Officer Tyson Hulse.

1. Why are game wardens taking pictures of hunters' firearms serial numbers during checks? Discover the reasons behind this practice and its importance for enforcement and tracking. 2. With the new CDFW app, what documentation should hunters and anglers carry for proof? Learn about the benefits of the new app and what digital or physical documents you should have on hand. 3. If you injure or kill a bird while hunting but can't find it after trying, does it still count toward your bag limit? Understand how unretrieved birds impact your bag limit and what you need to know to stay compliant. 4. Can a game warden search your vehicle outside of hunting based on specific circumstances and legal reasons? Explore the legal grounds for vehicle searches by game wardens and what circumstances might warrant a search. 5. While hunting, are you limited to a certain number of rounds in your shotgun? Can you carry another loaded shotgun for quick shots? Get clarity on shotgun regulations, including ammunition limits and best practices for carrying additional firearms. 6. Can you share some interesting stories from the field?

Hear firsthand accounts of memorable and unique experiences from game wardens in the field, offering a glimpse into their day-to-day challenges and adventures. Join us as we uncover the rules, reasons, and real-life stories from the dedicated game wardens who work tirelessly to ensure the safety and fairness of hunting practices.

In the first two part series of Save it for the Blind podcast brought to you by TETRA Hearing, titled "Your Questions Answered: The Duties of a Game Warden," we sit down with CDFW Lt. Sean Kenady and Officer Tyson Hulse to dive into the fascinating world of game wardens.

We address some of the most pressing questions from our audience: What does it take to become a game warden, as well as what are the requirements? What is the role or job of a game warden? Discover the diverse responsibilities and day-to-day tasks of a game warden. What is the difference between a Federal Warden and State Warden in terms of jurisdiction and powers?

Learn about the distinct roles and authorities of federal and state wardens. What are the most common waterfowl infractions, and how can hunters become more knowledgeable about laws? Get insights into typical infractions and tips for staying informed about hunting regulations. How should a hunter transport birds from a duck club, and are hunters allowed to keep birds in a freezer at a duck club? Understand the proper procedures for transporting and storing harvested birds.

Join us on part 1 for this informative and engaging discussion that sheds light on the crucial role game wardens play in wildlife conservation and law enforcement.

In this new episode, we dive into the world of bird conservation efforts with waterfowl biologists Brian Huber and Jason Cosvlovich. We explore the recent season's highlights in bird banding, the story behind the story of the 1 millionth wood duck video and the exciting use of rocket netting. Here’s a rundown of what we cover:

What This Recent Season Showed Us: A comprehensive analysis of this year’s bird banding numbers and how they compare to last year. Key trends and data insights that reveal the health and behaviors of bird populations.

Banding Numbers This Year: Detailed statistics on the total number of birds banded. Comparison of this year's banding numbers with those from last year to identify any significant changes or patterns.

Wood Duck Video Shoot: Behind-the-scenes look at the final week of the wood duck video shoot, which has garnered 1 million views. Personal anecdotes and experiences from Brian and Jason during this exciting project.

Thoughts on the Possible 3 Pintail Bag Option: Discussion on the proposed increase to a 3 pintail bag limit. Examination of the data from California Waterfowl Association (CWA) supporting this potential policy change.

Wood Duck Box Nest Camera: Announcement of the new yearly livestream of the wood duck box nest camera. How this initiative brings local nature into people’s living rooms, fostering a deeper connection with wildlife.

Tune in to gain a deeper understanding of bird conservation efforts and the exciting developments in the field this year.