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In Part 2 of this compelling podcast collaboration, the spotlight shines on a crucial aspect of the Rock Springs Management Plan (RMP): how to be a true statesperson and maintain respect while passionately debating or validating your point of view. With emotions running high over the RMP, David Wilms and Nephi Cole, the hosts of "Your Mountain" podcast, return to help guide us through this essential discussion. They offer invaluable insights on how to effectively communicate and engage in respectful debates, no matter where you stand on the matter. Joshua Coursey, the  host of "Wild Things and Wild Places", encourages this enlightening dialogue, ensuring that listeners gain the skills and knowledge needed to navigate the intricate landscape of RMP discourse. As the episode unfolds, you'll discover the wisdom and experience of these hosts in addressing the RMP issue. They offer guidance on fostering a sense of unity and collaboration within the passionate community dedicated to Wild Things and Wild Places. Don't forget, the 90-day public comment period for the RMP began on August 18 and will conclude on November 16, 2023, making this discussion exceptionally timely and relevant. Tune in to part 2 of this riveting series for a masterclass in becoming a statesperson in the world of conservation and a chance to better understand the critical significance of the RMP. The return of the sub-show "Campfire Chat" within the "Wild Things & Wild Places" podcast is a highly anticipated event for listeners. This special edition features none other than Nephi Cole, bringing his wealth of knowledge and passion to the forefront. In this episode, Nephi embarks on a journey through history, providing listeners with a captivating glimpse into the roots of hunting and its profound connection to our identity as human beings. As the digital campfire crackles in the background, Nephi skillfully weaves tales of hunting's timeless significance, reminding us of its intrinsic role in shaping who we are. For Nephi, the family memories are the jewels of his campfire experiences, igniting a warm, communal atmosphere that resonates deeply with hunting enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. "Campfire Chat" is back in full swing, and Nephi Cole's narratives promise to kindle the spirit of adventure and connection to the wild in every listener's heart. The quick growth of MFF is a direct tribute to the value folks place on ensuring our wild things and wild places continue to exist for generations to come  Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.  

Welcome to a SPECIAL two-part series! Collaboration is a testament to the power of unity in spreading an important message. In an important alliance, three hosts, David Willms and Nephi Cole from the 'Your Mountain' podcast, and Joshua Coursey from the Muley Fanatic Foundation podcast 'Wild Things & Wild Places', have joined forces to tackle a pressing issue—the Rock Springs Management Plan (RMP). With a shared passion for Wild Things and Wild Places, these hosts bring their unique perspectives and expertise to the table. As they come together on this special two-part series, their collective dedication to conservation and the preservation of natural treasures is evident. This collaboration amplifies the impact of their message, ensuring that the RMP's significance resonates far and wide. Embark on an epic journey with the hosts of the "Your Mountain" podcast and the Muley Fanatic Foundation as they unite to unravel the enigmatic Rock Springs Management Plan (RMP) in an exclusive two-part series. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Wild Things and Wild Places, where conservation meets adventure. You can find David Willms and Nephi Cole,at http://www.itsyourmountain.com/podcast/, where they regularly engage with their audience on important topics. By uniting their voices, these hosts aim to not only inform but inspire, inviting listeners to become active stewards of our precious Wild Things and Wild Places. In this extraordinary collaboration, they light a path toward a brighter future for the natural world we cherish. Stay tuned for this remarkable journey as they unveil the secrets of the RMP and advocate for its vital mission. Join us next week for the thrilling conclusion of our special two-part series on the Rock Springs Management Plan. The quick growth of MFF is a direct tribute to the value folks place on ensuring our wild things and wild places continue to exist for generations to come. Don't miss out on furthering the journey with Wild Things & Wild Places. Become a member of the Muley Fanatic Foundation and help make a difference. Join an organization that gets things done. Find out more here.  

Welcome to Gun Funny, Episode 287. Today I'm going to chat with Nephi Cole from the NSSF, discuss a new filing in GOA's brace case, highlight a new upper from Brownells, and talk about a win in the battle over "ghost guns".  I'm your host, Ava Flanell. 

In Episode 339 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes back David Willms onto the podcast. David is a lawyer, former advisor to Wyoming Governor Mark Mead, and co-host of the Your Mountain podcast with Nephi Cole. David joins Gabriella to discuss the Endangered Species Act's 50th anniversary of becoming law, where the law stands today, how the ESA carries out species conservation, why more listed species aren't delisted and recovered, how lawsuits complicate the ESA from working as intended, ESA modernization efforts, and more. Tune in! SHOW NOTES Connect with David on Twitter Learn About David's Class at University of Wyoming Subscribe to Your Mountain David Quoted in NY Times The Politics of Amending the Endangered Species Act Dissecting the Endangered Species Act, Part 1: History of the ESA Dissecting the Endangered Species Act, Part 2: Nuts and Bolts of Listings Dissecting the Endangered Species Act, Part 3: Proposed Changes to the Act Modernizing the Endangered Species Act Safari Club International's CLE Course Co-Hosted by David Missoulan: MT pols praise FWS review of grizzly ESA status --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/district-of-conservation/support

Met up with Chili Palmer, world traveler, Hollywood heartthrob and all-around sneaky dude in Wyoming to chase cow elk. John Burns from Wyoming Arms and Nephi Cole from NSSF join us to talk guns, elk, gun laws and South Dakota caring more about Big Bankers than their states 2nd Amendment rights. God Bless America!!

On this episode of "The Federalist Radio Hour," Nephi Cole, co-host of the "Your Mountain" podcast and former water policy adviser for Wyoming Gov. Matthew Mead, joins Federalist Western Correspondent Tristan Justice to discuss how Western cities experiencing severe drought can survive the water crisis facing them today. Read about more solutions for the West's water crisis here: https://thefederalist.com/2022/08/31/how-to-turn-desalination-waste-from-burden-to-profit/

On this episode of “The Federalist Radio Hour,” Nephi Cole, co-host of the “Your Mountain” podcast and former water policy adviser for Wyoming Gov. Matthew Mead, joins Federalist Western Correspondent Tristan Justice to discuss how Western cities experiencing severe drought can survive the water crisis facing them today. Read about more solutions for the West’s […]

Nephi Cole and David Willms are the hosts of the podcast ‘Our Mountain'. They join Robbie for a hard hitting conversation on everything from state wildlife management agencies to the Recovering America's Wildlife Act (RAWA) to natural resources management in general. See more from Blood Origins: https://bit.ly/BloodOrigins_Subscribe Music: Migration by Ian Post (Winter Solstice), licensed through artlist.io Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nephi Cole, the Director of Government Relations-State Affairs for the National Shooting Sports Foundation is back on the show to give us a state legislative… The post 317: State Legislative Update with Nephi Cole first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

On this week's show is Nephi Cole, the Director of Government Relations-State Affairs for the National Shooting Sports Foundation. I invited Nephi on to discuss… The post 315: The Front Lines of the 2A with NSSF's Nephi Cole first appeared on The 3-Gun Show.

Steven Rinella talks with Papa Janis, Nephi Cole, Dave Willms, Phil Taylor, and Janis Putelis.  Topics discussed: Papa Janis praises Jani for being a good dad; lobbyists; explaining the National Shooting Sports Foundation and the National Wildlife Federation; the death of Otto Schneeloch's parents and the life of his triangular shaped bullet idea; who's got Steve's old Winchester Model 94?; shooting sports injuries on par with that of billiards; the number one rule of safe gun handling; how you can bid on Pete Alonso's signed bat, VIP tickets to Trampled By Turtles, skin real estate on Spencer, Seth, and Chester's arms, Steve's speargun, Corinne's handmade squirrel jewelry, a tour at Doug Duren's farm, plus Buckman Juice, and other prized items at MeatEater's House of Oddities Auction; a corner crossing court case in Wyoming; should MeatEater's Access Initiative funds go toward step ladder apparatuses that enable hunters to cross corners?; the public domain of air space and the airspace above water; how there's no law in the books that expressly prohibits or allows corner crossing; how revisiting fence lines opens up a big 'ole cans of worms; when cows and bulls get it on through a fence; Alec Baldwin and the tragedy of what happened on the set of "Rust"; talking firearm safety with your kids; exactly why you can't find ammo in the store; the infrastructure bill; funding to Pittman-Robertson; delisting wolves to relist wolves; Your Mountain Podcast; and more. Connect with Steve and MeatEater Steve on Instagram and Twitter MeatEater on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube Shop MeatEater Merch Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jim Harmer of Backfire TV and Nephi Cole of the National Shooting Sports Foundation join Clark and Bill.

Recorded in-person at BHA 10th Annual North American Rendezvous in Montana, join us today for an in-depth conversation between two certified gun nerds, Hal Herring and Nephi Cole. Nephi is director of government relations-state affairs of the National Shooting Sports Foundation, the firearms industry's primary trade association. Nephi has a serious conservation, shooting and outdoors pedigree – in addition to currently representing America's firearms manufacturers and retailers, he has worked for the federal Natural Resources Conservation Service and spent six years as the senior policy advisor to Wyoming Gov. Matt Mead, where he specialized in natural resources, outdoor recreation, water issues, firearms and energy. Anyone interested or engaged in America's long debate over firearms and the Second Amendment can tune in here to understand the position of the largest firearms industry advocacy group in the United States. 

On this Simul-Cast co-hosted by It's Your Mountain Podcast, Landon catches up with Nephi Cole from It's Your Mountain Podcast and Garrett Long, Director of Marketing at MeatEater. Mid-way through a National Rifle Series (NRL) Hunter Series rifle match in Belt, MT, the three discuss off-season training, the NRL Hunter match format and how well-suited it is to improving shooting skills pertaining to hunting as compared to the traditional precision rifle match. They delve into ways to train rifle skills and conserve rounds, even while ammunition and components are in short supply. 

In Episode 178 of District of Conservation, Gabriella welcomes Nephi Cole and David Willms from Your Mountain onto the podcast. They chat their origins, Arkansas Senate Bill (SB) 298, Montana House Bill 647, the 30x30 report, Brood X cicada hatch, and tourist season in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Here's more about Your Mountain: Join David Willms, Mike McGrady, Nephi Cole, and entertaining guests each week as they use humor, storytelling, and more than 40 years of collective experience in law, science, and policy to explain important decisions affecting your outdoor experience. As the guys frequently say, "There are millions of acres of opportunity out there. They belong to you. Every day, decisions are being made that affect your land, your water, and your wildlife. You should know about them. This is Your Mountain." Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/district-of-conservation/support

In this episode of Leupold's Hunt Talk Radio, Randy shares the mic with Dave Willms and Nephi Cole, both avid elk hunters and former policy advisors for Wyoming Governor Matt Meade.  Topics covered include how the game works, an insider's perspective, what not to do, what to do, too much R3, lost access, conservation matters, managing hunters and hunting, elk hunting stories, and other great tangents from three passionate hunters who are concerned about wild places and wild things.

This week your host Mike McGrady, David Willms, and Nephi Cole break down the current Ammo Shortages, the Value of Non-Resident Hunters and discuss the history of the Public Trust Doctrine.  Want to join in on the conversation? Head on over to our Podcast Listener Group. Other Topics Discussed: Long Beards, Short Beards, Patchy Beards, the ammo supply chain, various influences on the ammo supply chain, nonresident hunting, foodies and hipnecks, a million new hunters, Reversion and Matching Conservation Dollars, Who owns that Elk over there?, Public Trust Doctrine Examples and Artifacts, and a whole lot more.   This podcast is produced by Ben Paige

This week your hosts Nephi Cole, Mike McGrady, and Dave Willms sit down and talk with Wyoming Representative Cyrus Western to discuss a new piece of legislature aimed at providing reliable funding for hunting and fishing access in Wyoming.      Want to continue the conversation? Join the brand new "Your Mountain Podcast Listener Group" today!     Bills Discussed WY HB 0122- Hunting and Fishing Access-Reliable Funding     Your Mountain Podcast is produced by Ben Paige.

This week, Dave Willms, Mike McGrady and Nephi Cole give you a look into some of the legislation that all hunters & anglers should be following in the early days of 2021.  Bills Discussed in this Episode Allowing Firearms on Campus Wyoming Bill Senate File 0067-Repeal Gun Free Zones  Montana House Bill 102- Generally Revising Gun Laws Anti 2A Infringement Acts Discussed in multiple states right now. Is your state one of them? Let us know. Guaranteed Permits for Outfitters in Montana Montana Senate Bill 143- Generally Revise laws re Class B-10 and Class B-11   Banning Trapping on Public Lands New Mexico Senate Bill 32- Wildlife Conservation and Public Safety Act   Blue Law Changes (Sunday Hunting) Maryland House Bill 225   California Bear Hunting Ban (Pulled) California SB 252 Simpson's Salmon  https://simpson.house.gov/salmon/ Missouri- Right to Hunt and Fish Missouri House Joint Resolution 23 Wyoming Stamps for Access Easement WY- Hunting and Fishing Access Funding (Next Week) Oklahoma Bigfoot Hunting OK- Bigfoot Harvest Season Proposal Your Mountain Podcast edited and produced by Ben Paige.

This week we sit down and talk with two/thirds of the "Your Mountain Podcast" in Dave Willms and Nephi Cole to talk about the Great American Outdoors Act. You're probably pretty tired of hearing about this, and may think it's a moot point, but we cover some ground here to understand what the GAOA/LWCF really is and how its going to affect our future. We also talk about a bunch of dumb stuff too...maybe even some waterfowl hunting.

Get the lead out,  keep it in….or a little bit of both. Lead in ammunition is a hot topic these days. Seems we can all agree we want to maintain the health and integrity of the environment. And we certainly don’t want to compromise our personal health, our family’s health or anybody who consumes wild game we bring to the table using ammunition containing lead. But what are the real risks? What does the research show us, so we can make the most informed and practical decisions. What would be the economic ramifications if non-lead became the requirement for all ammunition. What would be the performance limitations of certain firearms? These are the questions we ask Nephi Cole from the National shooting Sports foundation. He cites several studies as we chat through what can be a complex and at times controversial topic. So many things need to be taken into consideration. The good news is, products exist so we can all make a personal choice as it relates to the matter. So we have that going for us – which is nice. What’s your opinion on the matter? Do you have any research data that may sway a person’s opinion pendulum - listen in and let us know. As always, we want to hear your feedback! Let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation podcast by asking us on Instagram @vortexnationpodcast

Season 2, Episode 11 - State Sportsmen’s Legislation with Andy Treharne of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation and Nephi Cole of the National Shooting Sports Foundation Steve and Jodi caught up with Andy Treharne of the Congressional Sportsmen’s Foundation and Nephi Cole of the National Shooting Sports Foundation at the recent North American Wildlife and Natural Resources Conference to talk about state sportsmen’s legislation. Treharne describes what state legislative sportsmen’s caucuses are and how CSF serves a resource on issues and events through the National Assembly of Sportsmen’s Caucuses and the Governors Sportsmen’s Caucus. Andy explains how each caucus is different and how the organizations work proactively to engage with these legislators on a wide variety of issues. NSSF’s Cole also talks about how state legislative bodies are actively working on a variety of second amendment issues in the states during the current legislative session. Both of our guests describe how state legislative sessions can be very different than Congress, how quickly issues can move, and how to effectively work with state legislators who are typically part-time politicians. This Talking Mule Deer episode is a great resource for how chapters and members can make a difference on state sportsmen’s issues.

Enter to win a Sig M17 by listening to the Team VTAC Podcast. Cow Elk Hunting in Wyoming with John Burns Wyoming Arms, Scott Steiert(Fellow Unit Dude) Northern Red, Ryan Cleckner(Ranger and my new swim buddy) and the man behind Gun University and Mayday Safety, Cody Arnold, and last but not least Nephi Cole from Your Mountain podcast. This one might get some of you all excited, some of the dudes on the podcast get emotional. It is awesome. We drive trucks, shoot lead bullets and hunt with AR’s. We want to save birds of prey, and lead bullets aren’t the issue… Oh and another shameless plug, buy Ryan’s Book, Long Range Shooting Handbook. Enjoy the podcast, God Bless America!!

Nephi Cole, Policy adviser for Wyoming Gov. Mead and Doug Miyamoto, Director of the Wyoming Department of Agriculture join Jimmy and Mark at the Vortex Extreme 2018 as they discuss the decision to make shooting sports a larger focus of their Wyoming State Fair. It seems rare these days to hear public officials voicing their support for firearms and the shooting sports industry, so to hear from these two about Wyoming’s dedication to preserving and even further igniting their state’s firearm culture was refreshing. They also talk to the interactions they’ve had with other elected officials across the nation regarding firearms and the second amendment. It was truly an honor to be a part of the WY state fair with the Vortex Extreme and if this discussion is any indication of the future of the event, we hope to see many more of you in Wyoming at the Wagonhound Ranch for years to come!   As always - let us know if there are any topics you'd like covered on the Vortex Nation podcast by asking us on any one of our social media platforms and using #VortexNationPodcast.

David Willms, Mike McGrady, and Nephi Cole visit with Jana Waller, wildlife artist, and host of Skull Bound TV on The Sportsman Channel. The guys sit down with Jana only hours after her epic Montana black bear hunt and get all the details. They also discuss the importance of educating non-hunters about hunters as wildlife conservationists, the value of hunting in Africa, the changing demographics of the American hunter, and the need to recruit women and veterans to hunting. Jana also shares what we can expect on the upcoming season of Skull Bound. Hunting, Fishing, Recreation, Wilderness, Wildlife, Outdoors, Public Land Law and Policy. Show notes coming soon: http://www.itsyourmountain.com/podcast/ 

Dave Willms, Mike McGrady and Nephi Cole chat with the Executive Director of the Outdoor Industry Association, Amy Roberts, from her office in Boulder, Colorado. This episode dives into the reasons behind the >$800 billion outdoor recreation economy, Bear's Ears, Utah's public land bills, public land transfers, supporting the Land and Water Conservation Fund, tariffs on outdoor recreation gear, the backpack tax, the Outdoor Industry Association's efforts to get inner city children in the great outdoors, and Amy's most memorable outdoor experience. Hunting, Fishing, Recreation, Outdoors, Economy, and Public Land Law and Policy Show Notes: http://www.itsyourmountain.com/podcast/ 

Dave Willms, Mike McGrady and Nephi Cole visit with Braden Sheppard from Utah Governor Herbert's Office. The guys visit about Braden's work with big horn sheep, shrinking Bears Ears National Monument, loving our public lands to death, hunting in Utah, Revised Statute 2477 road claims, and Dave questions whether Utah actually has a cutt slam. Hunting, Fishing, Recreation, Outdoors, and Public Land Law and Policy Show Notes:coming soon http://www.itsyourmountain.com/podcast/   

Dave Willms, Mike McGrady, and Nephi Cole visit with author and TV personality Steven Rinella, host of the MeatEater TV show and podcast, from his home in Seattle.  In this episode, the guys tackle who knows the most about dinosaurs, the best parts of a sage-grouse, history of the Wilderness Act, permitting for filming in Wilderness areas, Dave's propensity for short-range shooting, the future of MeatEater, whether hunting is a fundamental right or a privilege, and Steve's podcast tour.   Hunting, Fishing, Recreation, Wilderness, Outdoors, and Public Land Law and Policy Show notes: coming soon at http://www.itsyourmountain.com/podcast/ 

In this special bonus episode, we play back the interview Riley and Jacob was able to do with Nephi Cole, Policy Advisor to Governor Matthew H. Mead of the State of Wyoming. They have been doing some amazing things to attract firearms business to their state and grow their economy. One initiative that is having a great impact on the growth of and perception of the Second Amendment in their state is by working to get more people--adults and children alike--involved in the firearms community. They have established a simple, although not easy, shooting competition called the Wyoming Top 100. And last year was the inaugural Wyoming Governor's Match, a 2-gun match that brought in shooters from across the country. 

What happens when Navy Seal Commander Rorke Denver comes face to face with Air Force POL specialist John Burns. Just kidding, John is with Wyoming Arms. We were told we could get a tax break if we had a SEAL on our Podcast so here he is the token SEAL.. Seriously, Rorke Denver, real deal seal Commander and even played one on TV in the movie Act of Valor. We are also joined by Nephi Cole and John Burns from Wyoming Arms on this Cow Elk hunting extravaganza. Of course, we are still in Wyoming. True identities have been changed to protect the innocent so enjoy the new call signs, I hope they stick. And by the way, Nephi is still here and won’t leave, guess we need to claim him on our taxes too, definitely a dependent! God Bless America!

We had a short time to talk Guns and Hunting with Wyoming Governor Matt Mead, you all are gonna be sad if you don’t have a Governor as awesome as Governor Mead. Chances are if you don’t live in Wyoming you don’t have a man that leads like Governor Mead. He has brought gun businesses back to Wyoming as well as the Top 100 and the Governors Shooting Match. We will also have Nephi Cole again, he just won’t leave the studio…Enjoy. God Bless America!

Headed to Wyoming to hunt cow elk so we decided to stop in Cheyenne and sit down with Brian Nesvik, Chief Game Warden for Wyoming. David Willms and Nephi Cole Policy Advisors for the Governor of Wyoming. We talk about hunting of course but we also discuss the Endangered Species Act and how that has affected Wyoming after the species has recovered. Brian Nesvik walks us through the application process to become a Wyoming Game Warden. But why the red shirts? Nephi Cole is also back in the house trying to break Chili’s record for being on the most Team VTAC podcasts. God Bless America.

Podcast 16 We sit down at our Wyoming Pronghorn Camp with Nephi Cole from the Wyoming Governors Office and John Burns with Wyoming Arms. We talk animals, hunters, and guns. Really accurate AR’s, how the Governor of Wyoming supports the 2nd Amendment and the statewide Governors Match. We also discuss Wyoming Wolf hunting.

Subjects discussed: mountain man Jacques Laramie; the ecology of the post-apocalypse and the best caliber for post-apocalyptic firearms; ’Waters of the United States (WOTUS)’ vs. ‘navigable waters’; Justice Kennedy’s ‘significant nexus’; the delisting of wolves in Wyoming; Mexican gray wolves; Yellowstone Syndrome; hunting luddites; dynamite fishing for trout; using old hunting gear and disposable culture; Steve’s theory on discomfort; John Denver; what swayed Steve to go to grad school in Montana; losing dogs to wolves; the division of western and eastern hunters; and more.

Cheyenne, Wyoming: Steven Rinella talks wildlife politics with Wyoming Governor Matt Mead, policy advisers Nephi Cole and David Willms, retired SEAL officer Rorke Denver, and the Latvian Lover, a.k.a., Janis Putelis. Subjects include: the death by hanging of the stock detective Tom Horn; Rorke Denver’s next book; Governor Mead’s family history as Wyoming ranchers; The One Shot Challenge; the Endangered Species Act and its impact on wildlife management; Grey Wolves; the litigious nature of ESA judgments; why elk aren’t considered endangered species; the 2010 attempt to delist the grizzly bear and what’s happened since then; sage grouse; why all people should seek to expand their worldview; getting sprayed by a skunk compared to getting sprayed by bear spray; Rorke's elk hunt; and Matt Rinella's vanished llama.