Let's delve into the crucial topic of lead consumption in wildlife and people with Hannah Leonard, the Program Director for Sporting Lead-Free. This non-political, educational initiative is dedicated to reducing inadvertent lead consumption through the voluntary choice of lead-free ammunition and tackle. Join us as we explore the importance of making conscious decisions in the field to protect both wildlife and human health. Hannah Leonard shares her wealth of knowledge on the subject, emphasizing the significance of choosing lead-free options. Through on-the-ground pro-outdoor recreation messaging, Sporting Lead-Free advocates for sustainable practices among hunters and anglers. This episode challenges listeners to reconsider their choices and evaluate the impact of their actions on the environment. Listeners will be captivated by Hannah's insights and her discussion with Joshua Coursey from the Muley Fanatic Foundation. Together, they explore the nuances of lead usage in outdoor activities and the implications for wildlife conservation. Sporting Lead-Free isn't about imposing beliefs but rather sharing proven data and information to empower individuals to make informed decisions. For more information on Sporting Lead-Free and how you can contribute to wildlife conservation efforts, visit their website at SportingLeadFree.org. Next up on Campfire Chat, join us as we continue the conversation sparked by Hannah Leonard's insights but with Campfire Chat guest Sol Griffith who is also with Sporting Lead-Free. We'll delve deeper into the ethics of hunting and talk to Sol about hunting with twin 3 year-old boys. Grab a seat by the fire, and let's ignite meaningful discussions about conservation and responsible outdoor recreation!  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.