Bill Saunders’ legacy is a testament to the enduring bond between family and nature. His love for the wilderness, deeply instilled in his sons, has blossomed into a tradition that transcends generations. This Father’s Day, we explore their story; it’s a legacy of living off the land, teaching the next generation to hunt ethically, and nurturing a passion that would one day set a young man on a familiar career path. A family’s tradition, flourishing under the canopy of the great outdoors.
Our Sponsors:
North American Game Warden Museum
Wildlife Heritage Foundation of NH
International Wildlife Crimestoppers
Here’s what we discuss:
- Dad grew up fishing and hunting
- Snakes!
- The story of the cowboy in the woods
- Growing up on roadkill
- “I’d arrest Mom if I had to.”
- Adventures with Uncle Warren
- Learning never to waste a resource
- The deer that kept standing up
- Aaron’s first deer
- Bonding with your kids in the outdoors
- Hunting hazards: hand injuries and dented tailgates
- The duck that crash landed
- Walking through the woods with your kids; it’s about the experience
- Wildlife populations have changed over the years
- “If you’re gonna shoot it, you’re gonna eat it.”
- Porcupines and perch eggs
- Being related to a game warden can sometimes change your point of view
- The outdoor legacy continues in Wayne and Aaron’s children
Credits
Hosts: Wayne Saunders and John Nores
Producer: Jay Ammann
Art & Design: Ashley Hannett
Research / Content Coordinator: Stacey DesRoches
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