Podcast appearances and mentions of leland brown

Dave and Nephi recorded this episode in a back room of the Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies Conferfence in September of 2024, and thought the file was lost forever, but some Nephi wizardry brought it back from the dead. The guys are joined by renound wildlife biologist, Jim Heffelfinger, as well as Chris Parish and Leland Brown of the North American Partnership.  They share some of the major takeaways from this leading edge conference including: better ways to facilitate species recovery through creative application of the Endangered Species Act, and voluntary programs to reduce lead impacts on wildlife including ammo buy-back, use of different ammunitition types, and best management practices in the field. Everyone also shares their "mountain." This episode was worth the three month wait! Check it out!

Colorado's first rifle season will open Oct. 12 this year, and hunters across the state are getting prepared and sighting in at local ranges to get perfectly in tune to take their shot this fall. With that in mind, it's an excellent time to learn more about Colorado's Nontoxic Bullet Replacement Hunting Program.Following the 2023 passing of HB 23-1036, Colorado Parks and Wildlife has worked with several partners to demonstrate the effectiveness of non-lead ammunition for hunters in an effort to reduce toxic ammunition on the landscape for the benefit of people and wildlife.In this episode of the Colorado Outdoors Podcast, learn all about this program from the people key in its creation and implementation.Colorado State Representative Barbara McLachlan, who authored the bill in the state assembly, joins the show to discuss what prompted her to introduce the legislation. Show host John Livingston is also joined by co-host Kristin Cannon, a Deputy Regional Manager for CPW who is overseeing the implementation of the program, and the two interview an incredible panel of guests that detail the impacts of lead ammunition to wild animals and the effectiveness and benefits of copper alternatives.Included on the panel are Bryan Bedrosian of Sporting Lead-Free, Leland Brown from the Non-Lead Partnership and Aaron Kindle of the National Wildlife Federation.Give this episode a listen and hear for yourself why making the switch from lead to copper might be part of your hunt plan this year.

What it do, Pitmasters?! While Blak is resting up from his surgery, we're gonna keep the content coming by presenting the nominees for our first ever "COME 'ERE" award given to the most outrageous member of the "Who's Manz" segments. This episode is covering those we selected in the month of January!1.) Katt Williams (02:29)2.) Zeddy Will (32:10)3.) Leland Brown (56:05)Peep the website:https://thedfpn.com/the-smokepit Wanna join in on the discussion? Join our Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thesmokepitpodcastfangroup/ Catch everything the DFPN has to offer over on their Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/datfeelinpodcast Thanks to our sponsor, Con's Custom Creations: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093656943078 Support the Brand:Patreon: patreon.com/datfeelinpodcast Bandcamp: datfeelin.bandcamp.com Merch: www.dfpnmerchshop.com

The ban on the use of lead shot for hunting waterfowl was phased-in starting with the 1987-1988 hunting season. The ban became nationwide in 1991. Over the concerns of lead fragments in gut piles and the non-recovered game being ingested by other wildlife, namely scavenging birds, some states now require non-lead ammunition for big game hunting, and pressure is being placed on the USFWS to make non-lead the norm on all National Wildlife Refuges. Chris Parish, President & CEO of The Peregrine Fund, Leland Brown, Non-Lead Hunting Education Coordinator with the Oregon Zoo, Paul Juergens, The Peregrine Fund VP of Conservation all with the Non-Lead Partnership, and WSF Lobbyist Charlie Booher join Sheep Fever co-hosts Gray Thornton and Keith Balfourd to speak on the issue of lead vs. non-lead big game hunting ammunition, proposed legislation regarding its use, what the science says, and the role sportsmen could play as this issue is brought to the fore.

Brought to You by Community-Minded Alpine Toyota Chris Parish and Leland Brown from the North American Non-Lead Partnership join Mark & Curtis to discuss lead shot and the risk to upland game birds. Christ and Leland. The guys discuss advances in X-ray technology that's been showing more invisible lead particles in game meat than previously have been detected. Other topics include lead shot effects on partridge, grouse, and doves, dove mortality studies, distribution of lead shot on the landscape, lead impacts on flight distances in partridge and the number of shotgun shells used annually in dove hunting.

Aaron Kindle sits down with the founders of Sporting Lead Free and the North American Non-Lead Partnership while they were together for a meeting of the key players working to reduce lead on the landscape from hunting and fishing activities. We discuss why we decided to convene at this time with the greatest minds on non-lead hunting and fishing, what the goals of the summit were, and where we hope the movement to reduce lead on the landscape goes from here. Aaron asks about other critters beyond the most well-known stories of poisoning in raptors, about human health impacts, and about ammunition pricing and availability. We also discuss the respective organizations, particularly the newest group on the scene, Sporting Lead Free, and discuss some of the common misconceptions surrounding lead free ammunition. Links: https://www.nwf.org/Outdoors/Our-Work/Lead-Free-Landscapes https://nonleadpartnership.org/ https://sportingleadfree.org/ Show notes: 3:53 – Brayan, Chris, Leland, and Aaron share what they've been doing outside recently, in particular, spreading the word about the voluntarily use of non-lead alternatives in the field. 7:25 – Bryan shares a little background on Sporting Lead-Free. 11:15 – Chris and Leland share a little background on the North American Non-Lead Partnership.  15:25 - The group talks about the event that brought them together in Boise and recent work in the realm of lead-free hunting and fishing. 17:41 – The group chimes in on the material (lead) being the problem. How can we improve the sustainability of the practices by shifting the use of this material in the field? 27:59 – What direction is this lead-free movement heading?  34:15 – Short break for a message from our partner podcast, Artemis Sportswomen! Be sure to follow NWF Outdoors AND Artemis Sportswomen on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. *Inserted ads from our hosting platform may affect the time slots below* 35:44 - Talking about the science and its relationship to the lead-free movement.  40:22 – Why do people switch to non-lead alternatives? Performance… Wildlife conservation… Food consumption… 46:58 – “We are all decedents of hunters…”  51:55 - Where else and how else are we going to spread the word so more people will make the switch to non-lead alternatives in the field. 59:35 – Where do we hope to be in ten years?

Happy New Year! We hope you've had a wonderful start to your new year. As we celebrate and reflect on 2022, we wanted to replay one of our most listened to podcast episodes: Leland Brown III Leland has some incredible insight about DEI and what it means both in and out of the pool. We can truly all learn from his incredible story and perspective.

We talk about the North American Model of Wildlife Management and conservation and the importance of journaling. If you're a lifelong hunter or you plan to be, I encourage you to keep a journal. Leland Brown is the non-lead hunting education coordinator for the Oregon Zoo, based in Portland Oregon, educating hunters about non-lead options. In this interview we talk about a study he has initiated. If you tagged a big game animal this year, you can participate. Click on www.bit.ly/ammoperformance. 

In today's episode, Jason is joined by Leland Brown and Chris Parish, co-founders of the North American Non-Lead Partnership. Leland is a lifelong outdoorsman and the Non-led hunting education program manager for the Oregon Zoo. Chris is a lifelong hunter, conservation biologist, and President of the Peregrine Fund. During the episode, Leland and Chris tell us about the mission and goals of the North American Non-Lead Partnership, how it got started, and why education is such a big part of what they are trying to do. They also discuss why lead is so toxic to raptors, how (and why) hunters can help, and why a lead ammunition ban isn't the goal of the organization. NonLeadPartnership.org | Facebook | Instagram --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Intel's Darren Pulsipher, Chief Solutions Architect, Leland Brown, Principal Engineer: Technical Director of Advanced Communications, and Dr. Anna Scott, Chief Edge Architect for Public Sector, talk about the history of advanced comms and future use cases with 5G. Part two of two. Video: https://youtu.be/ZHyeXrkxQhA Blog: intel.com/content/www/us/en/government/podcasts/embracing-digital-transformation-episode109.html

Intel's Darren Pulsipher, Chief Solutions Architect, Leland Brown, Principal Engineer: Technical Director of Advanced Communications, and Dr. Anna Scott, Chief Edge Architect for Public Sector, talk about the history of advanced comms. Part one of two. Video: https://youtu.be/XllHSDenC9g Blog: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/government/podcasts/embracing-digital-transformation-episode108.html

In this episode of our Thank You Thursday, we sit down with USA Swimming's DEI Program Coordinator, Leland Brown III. He shares his insights and experience that led him to become an advocate and leader for change within society with his many roles. DEI is such an important topic of discussion, and he urges all of us to take a moment to evaluate what we are doing to encourage that change. This conversation is so educational to everyone, not just the swimming community.

I have Chris Parish and Leland Brown from the North American Non-Lead Partnership on the show with me today to talk about hunting with non-lead ammunition. I'm a big advocate of hunting with certain non-lead bullets because they work so darn well. That said, I realize this is something of a sticky subject. To be clear, Chris and Leland are proponents of educating and incentivizing hunters to use non-lead ammunition (NOT requiring it). So, I'd like you to approach this interview with an open mind and listen to what they have to say about why this is a good idea. Learn more at Nonleadpartnership.org (or on Instagram), SportingLeadFree.org (or on Instagram), and HuntingWithNonlead.org (or on Instagram). Show Sponsor: Subscribe to my Patreon channel to support the podcast and get instant access to exclusive bonus content, like my videos comparing and contrasting lead vs lead free bullets and how to minimize meat loss. The holiday season is coming up fast, so check out my article on the 101 Best Gifts For Hunters for ideas on what to get those on your gift list. Show Notes: https://thebiggamehuntingblog.com/podcast/hunting-with-lead-free-ammo/

A lot of people think deer hunting when they set out to become hunters. But it didn't used to be that way. A couple three generations ago people hunted small game like rabbits and squirrels and pheasants and grouse as they learned their skills in the woods and the desert. And now it is September and a new generation wants to know how they can get started hunting. Today we talk to Leland Brown about his journey as a hunter and how to get started putting real food on the table. Leland Brown also works with the Oregon Zoo, educating hunters about non-lead options, so we talk rifles and ammo, too.

Justin, Collin, and Kory chat with Leland Brown about non-lead ammunition use in hunting. They discuss the evolution of non lead ammo, aged trout, moose meat, Indian spices on waterfowl, weight loss of lead bullets, Unplanned lead impacts, X-Rayed meat, the North American Non Lead Partnership, and so much more! - Leave a Review for a chance to win a hat! - Love our content? Buy us a cup of coffee to say thanks! - Subscribe to the Harvesting Nature Magazine!  Special Guest: Leland Brown is a hunter, angler, and conservationist. He has worked in a wide variety of conservation programs, including with endangered species, rare habitats, and managing invasive species. Currently he manages the non-lead hunting education program to improve ecosystem health through the increased use of non-lead ammunition by the hunting community. Chris Parish is a hunter, angler, and conservationist . He is the President and CEO of The Peregrine Fund.  Visit the Non Lead Partnership on Instagram Visit the Peregrine Fund on Instagram Visit the North American Non Lead Partnership nonleadpartnership.org  Photos by Hunting with Non-Lead  Show Notes: Justin fishing and aging fish Josh Niland The Next Pig Camp Collin drawing Wyoming antelope tags Spruce Tip bitters and Douglas fir bitters Leland didn't get invited Jamie Carlson Wild Cocktails Kory's fishing season The new hunting puppy Hunting opportunities in PA Leland Brown - Oregon Zoo Non-lead hunting education coordinator Leland's journey to non-lead ammo Leland's soft spot for Moose  Slow cooked and strong flavors We lost Chris Indian spices for Oregon waterfowl Goose wings with french's yellow mustard Leland's next recipe  North America Non-Lead Partnership origins Weight loss of bullets Unplanned impacts Don't tell me what to do  Ravens' blood level versus moose season Lead exposure Hard to find and price point  Hevi-Shot Bismuth Making the choice Voting with your dollars hauling out a gut pile in a trash bag Lead and fishing nonleadpartnership.org Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There is currently legislation on the table in Albany to ban the use of Lead ammunition on all public lands here in NY. This is something that all sportsmen and women will be effected by here in NY and an issue we all need more education on.  We are joined by Leland Brown of the Non-Lead Partnership, Mike Poulopoulos of NY Watch and Brian Bird the chair if NY BHA to discuss the different angles of this issue. Below are the links for the bills and how to interact with your representatives. Please share the message! New York BHA info on Lead Ban and links for representatives https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/A5728 https://www.nysenate.gov/legislation/bills/2021/s5058

The Non-Lead Partnership - Modern Carnivore Podcast (EP:035) On this episode of the Modern Carnivore Podcast, Mark talks with three representatives from the North American Non-Lead Partnership. This partnership is a formation of many different organization across the country.  At this time there are 40 organizations involved.  They are a hunter-focused organization that is trying to preserve the North American wildlife and hunting heritage.  They aim to educate hunters about lead vs. non-lead ammunition.  The three gentlemen talking with Mark during this podcast are Leland Brown, Chris Parish, and Andrew Clare.  All three of these men are co-founders of the Non-Lead Partnership.  Even though they spend a good deal of time growing the partnership, all three still have their typical day jobs.  First off, Leland works for the Oregon Zoo.  Secondly, Chris is from the Peregrine Fund.  Lastly, Andrew works for the Great Basin Institute. This partnership takes a voluntary approach in switching to non-toxic ammunition.  Through raising awareness and educating hunters, they are trying to increase the usage of non-toxic ammunition by hunters.  These gentlemen are also hunters and it gives them pride to help lead other hunters on this journey with non-toxic ammunition. For more information check out this article written by Andrew Clare on Modern Carnivore! https://modcarn.com/using-non-lead-ammunition/   Also check out more from the Modern Carnivore Podcast! https://modcarn.com/ryan-busse-gunfight-mcp-ep032/ https://modcarn.com/jeb-taylor-knives-mcp034/

Flatlander Podcast hosts, Laura and Tanna, are joined by Chris Parish,Peregrine Fund President & CEO, and Leland Brown, Oregon Zoo Non-lead Hunting Education Coordinator to discuss the benefits, science , and effectiveness of using non-lead ammunition for hunting.The North American Non-Lead Partnership — formed in 2017 by the Oregon Zoo, The Peregrine Fund and the Institute for Wildlife Studies — seeks to expand the coalition of hunters, anglers and other conservationists dedicated to improving ecosystem and wildlife health by choosing non-lead options.HostsLaura Mendenhall, Tanna FanshierSourcesNorth American Non-lead Partnership

In this Episode of the Podcast Bill, Noah Wishau (WI BHA co-chair) and Sarah Topp (MI BHA board member & Artemis Great Lakes Leader) talk non-lead ammo and tackle with Chris Parish and Leland Brown of the North American Non-Lead Partnership. We cover why their group exists, sportsperson education, and what we can all do to help their mission. We cover many of the common challenges and myths out there when it come to non-toxic and non-lead ammo and tackle. Share and Subscribe. Don't forget to check out our newsletter for more information into our current Board Member Search and the 2021 CWD Fleet Farm gift card raffle. Thank you to Sarah Topp for being a great co-host. You can find her on the "Her Upland" podcast, MI BHA, as well as Artemis Great Lakes helping empower women in the outdoors.

On this episode Rod and D recap Bettors Delight. They also make a phone call to a friend of the show, Leland Brown and he breaks down the remaining matches in the Euro Championships. Lastly they discuss if all this betting information is enough to get Dorian to throw a bet down.Disclaimer:The opinions, beliefs and viewpoints expressed in the MoneyBallin Podcast do not constitute as legal or financial advice in anyway whatsoever. Always do your own research and/or contact a financial professional before making any type of investment.

In this episode, Mark and Curtis are joined by Leland Brown and Chris Parish, founders of the North American Non-Lead Partnership. In this episode, the guys learn about the history behind why the Partnership was created, what its goals are, and where it's headed. Topics covered include, the impact lead bullet fragments have on wildlife especially birds, why birds guts are different than mammals when it comes to ingesting lead, how much lead comes off a bullet, the snowstorm effect, why you will never see a lead-poisoned bird in the wild, why gopher shooting helps raptors, non-lead 22 ammunition for small game hunting, population-level impacts of lead poisoning, lead in venison, lead in Indigenous Peoples, women and kids, how a bullet works, how non-lead bullets perform, copper bullet myths, rifle barrel damage, how to choose a copper bullet, voluntary versus mandatory use of non-lead ammunition, hunters controlling the narrative, smear by fear campaigns, a new way of thinking about a hunter's ethical responsibility for the bullet when it leaves the gun, grizzly bears, an awesome elk hunt and first-time javelina with a bow. These guys are so passionate and knowledgeable about non-lead ammunition and the future of hunting. You will be inspired!   Show Notes North American Non-Lead Partnership http://nonleadpartnership.org/ Boone & Crocket – A Wicked Issue https://www.boone-crockett.org/wicked-issue

Leland Brown and Chris Parish of the North American Non-Lead Partnership join us to discuss benefits of using non-lead ammunition for hunting, the science behind the impacts of lead ammunition on non-target species, the effectiveness of non-lead ammunition, tips and considerations for making the switch, dispelling common misconceptions about non-lead ammunition, why encouraging voluntary adoptions of non-lead ammunition by hunters can be more effective than mandating it, and what their organization does to educate hunters about the benefits of using non-lead ammunition.  The National Wildlife Federation Outdoors Podcast is supported by Hunt To Eat.  Music provided by National Park Radio.  Additional Resources:  North American Non-Lead Partnership The Peregrine Fund Hunting with Non-Lead Oregon Zoo National Wildlife: Letting Go of Lead NWF Outdoors: Northwoods Unleaded NWF's Lead-Free Landscapes

Leland Brown is the non-lead hunting education coordinator at the Oregon Zoo, and co-founder of the North American Non-lead Partnership. His goal is to increase the voluntary use of non-lead ammunition for hunting and thereby improve landscape and ecosystem health, because it’s another important conservation challenge that hunters can solve themselves. We talk to Leland about his work with hunters as well as with hunting and conservation groups and dig into some of the science behind the discussion. 

The guys bring you two episodes in one to discuss the policy and science of using traditional lead ammunition and alternatives. Episode 1 features ballistics and ammunition expert Ryan Bronson discussing the use of traditional lead ammunition. Episode 2 features Chris Parish and Leland Brown of the North American Non-Lead Partnership discussing non-lead alternatives. Spoiler: everyone agrees there is no need to further regulate lead ammunition, but there's still a lot to unpack here. Enjoy the dialogue! 

Hal sits down in Montana with Chris Parish and Leland Brown to talk copper bullets, lead fragments, falconry, raptors, condors, Mexico and California, a love of good guns, wild animals and wild meat – all following a long day of rifle shooting with everybody from the Hellgate Hunters and Anglers (a Missoula-based rod and gun club) to former U.S. Army snipers. Chris and Leland are co-founders of the North American Non-Lead Partnership, which educates hunters about the effects of the lead we shoot – on ourselves, on our environment and on the wildlife we love.   

Lead has been removed from paint, gasoline and plumbing, but not from bullets. When scavengers eat animals that have been shot with lead bullets, it can poison them. Leland Brown is a lifelong hunter who has been hired by the Oregon Zoo to teach other hunters the benefits of using non-lead bullets.

Mike McKnight, Leland Brown, Non Lead Education Coordinator for the Oregon Zoo, Chris Parish of the Peregrine Fund. In this episode we get into the second half of this interview covering non lead ammo education and the final phase of AB 711 which takes effect 7/1/19. More ballistics. Less meat loss in animals. More on CDC human lead consumption. How non lead could appeal to new hunters. Cost of available non lead ammo. Left Coast Bias. Range ammo can still have lead. Voluntary participation vs. Regulation. More available research.

On this episode we are joined by Travis Koon, Animal Curator, and  Leland Brown, Non-lead Hunting Education Coordinator for the Oregon Zoo. It's a fascinating discussion that breaks some of the stereotypes you might have previously had about 'zoo keepers' while educating us about the very important aspects of each of their jobs. Coming from seemingly opposite backgrounds, the two clearly have the conservation and preservation of our natural wildlife as a primary goal.

Mike McKnight, Leland Brown, Non Lead Education Coordinator for the Oregon Zoo, Chris Parish of the Peregrine Fund. In this episode we take a deep dive into the benefits of Non Lead Ammo. The final phase of the CA Non Lead Ammo Law for Hunting taking effect July 1. Why more states are going non lead voluntarily. Ballistics of lead vs. copper. More research besides the Condor. The main reasons hunters oppose non lead. Being an ethical hunter and conservation. Plus some non lead fishing tackle practices too. 

Time to hit the trail in Boise, ID once again Roamers. Thank you for stopping by for the second installment of our #righttoramblebha2019 series. As a refresher, we plucked folks from the showroom floor to answer one or two of our 11 selected questions. These brief conversations are that result. Leland Brown a co-founder of […]

Leland Brown with the Oregon Zoo, and Jim Akenson with the Oregon Hunter's Association discuss lead exposure in scavenging birds of prey, and how to increase hunter adoption of non-lead ammunition.  Leland is a hunter, wildlife biologist, and the Non-lead Hunting Education Coordinator at the Oregon Zoo. Leland is a national leader in building outreach and education programs designed to increase hunter awareness of lead poisoning in wildlife and non-lead ammunition alternatives. Jim Akenson is a hunter, wildlife biologist, and the Conservation Director for the Oregon Hunter's Association. Jim has a broad background in wildlife research and project management, including long-term carnivore research in the Frank Church Wilderness.  Oregon Zoo's Non-lead page https://www.oregonzoo.org/conserve/non-lead-hunting-education-program North American Non Lead Partnership https://www.facebook.com/North-American-Non-lead-Partnership-2254811284786107/ Video: Presentation of an Oregon field science project investigating lead exposure in scavenging Raptors https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-ZeM2fdI2c Hunting with Non Lead http://www.huntingwithnonlead.org/ Peregrine Fund's Non-lead page https://www.peregrinefund.org/non-lead-ammo  

In this Episode (087) of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy is joined by his production leader, Marcus Hockett, and two fanatic hunters who happen to be experts on raptors and hawking, Chris Parish and Leland Brown.  Topics discussed include Randy's excitement to hunt small game and birds with raptors, history of hawking, non-lead ammo, superior bullet performance, how to get lead out of the field, voluntary compliance is better than legal mandate, hawks, falcons, raptors, scavengers, hunting birds with birds of prey, small game hunting, bullet fragmentation, terminal performance of non-lead bullets, value of condor studies to hunting conservation, and lots of other cool ideas you want to hear.

On today's episode we will be talking about something that has been a concern of mine for some time.  We all take pride in bringing home clean meat to our families.  After an animal is taken we all take care to cut around the entry and exit holes, making sure we get rid of bloodshot, pieces of the bullet, and damaged meat.  But do we really get all the pieces of lead left by the bullet…….?  As I researched the topic I found that it is nearly impossible to remove all the fragments from a lead bullet.  Even the best bonded bullets on the market leave a trail of lead that can be seen on an xray.  Less expensive bullets that aren't bonded look like a grenade went off.  With the little research I did my concerns seemed valid and I made the switch to all copper bullets for my own peace of mind.  This year at the NW Sportsman Show and I ran across the booth of Leland Brown. He is the coordinator of the Non-Lead Hunting Education program at the Oregon Zoo.  I stood in front of it to take in the ballistic gel blocks and photo displays he had.  Being a little apprehensive about what his agenda may be I didn't say anything at first.  After a few awkward moments he asks me if he can answer any questions.  I respond "So what is the purpose of this whole thing?".  ……"Just education" he replies "just education"…  So we began to talk.  He answered a lot of the questions I had and as a fellow hunter he understands the concerns we have.  From that conversation I made plans to sit down with him for this podcast.  I think this is an important issue and needs to be part of the conversation when selecting bullets.  I hope you enjoy the podcast….. Check out the video version of this episode here. https://youtu.be/3G5aCBSf6eE

This was my 10th year in That URI Ram Marching Band.  We moved our practice field.  That definitely caused challenges to the usual schedule of things.  Sadly it was Leland Brown's last performance as the voice of the Ram Marching Band.  It is going to be sad not hearing his voice during our halftime performances.    Here is the program: PROGRAM Copland Show Fanfare for the Common Man Appalachian Spring Episode I Episode II Finale Chorale Drum Line Feature #1 Patriotic Show American March Classics Salute to America’s Finest America the Beautiful Trooper Salute Drum Line Feature #2 Shows for Alumni Band and Band Day All Along the Watchtower Everybody's Everything Rebel Yell Time Warp Drum Line Feature #3 Stand Tunes Feel It Still Thriller Beat It Game of Thrones The Pretender Shout It Out Hey Song Louie Louie Fight Song Segue Sung Alma Mater

Leland Brown is an expert on lead. Learn how to replace lead ammo without a decline in accuracy and performance.