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AMERICAN HUNTERS AIRLIFTED OUT OF MOZAMBIQUEThree American hunters were evacuated by helicopter after suspected Islamic ...
09/07/2026

AMERICAN HUNTERS AIRLIFTED OUT OF MOZAMBIQUE

Three American hunters were evacuated by helicopter after suspected Islamic State-linked insurgents attacked and burned a hunting camp near Mozambique’s Niassa Special Reserve.

The hunters were away from camp when the attack happened.

Camp workers and local civilians were not as fortunate.

A South African mechanic and multiple Mozambican workers were reportedly abducted, while authorities were still trying to determine how many people were missing or being held.

This is the reality behind some of Africa’s most remote hunting concessions: wildlife, conservation, local jobs — and sometimes genuine instability just beyond the camp boundary.

The Americans got out.

Others are still unaccounted for.

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




HE THREW BRICKS AT IGUANA HUNTERSPolice say two guys were out hunting invasive iguanas from a boat in Broward County whe...
09/07/2026

HE THREW BRICKS AT IGUANA HUNTERS

Police say two guys were out hunting invasive iguanas from a boat in Broward County when a Coral Springs man decided the hunt needed a little more Florida.

So, according to the arrest report, he followed them, broke city-owned brick pavers into chunks, and started throwing the pieces toward their boat.

One of the hunters had reportedly flown in from Saint Martin just to book the iguana hunt.

Imagine spending money to come to Florida and hunt invasive reptiles, then having to dodge masonry.

The suspect later surrendered and is facing two aggravated-assault charges, along with other charges.

All this over an iguana.

Florida remains undefeated.

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




09/06/2026

There's a couch in South Africa that held more cash than my house is worth. The most credible witness in the story is a buffalo.

🎙️ One week of comment-section warfare in one recap:

🪤 Kruger snares — 2,407 to 7,270 in three years. A million more still out there
🛋️ The couch — $580,000, a buffalo, and "he put it in the bank, what's the problem"
🗺️ 92 million acres of new access — no, it didn't open overnight
🥉 Ohio poacher — a judge sentenced him to content creation
🥈 Louisiana — fired a "signal shot" at a boat full of federal agents
🥇 Florida man, one swan — "I was hungry, so I hunted"
🦌 880+ dead deer in Wisconsin before archery opens. No punchline on this one
🦁 A retired zoo director says there's nothing you can tell him. Anywhere on earth

Full recap out now. Go start s**t in the comments — that's the business model. Real stories. Real ethics. No gatekeepers.

👇 What do we cover next?

09/06/2026

Some Outfitters Don't Get the Client.

This is something that genuinely pi**es me off.

Some people in the hunting industry hear "American" and immediately assume "rich." They picture private jets, unlimited budgets, and guys who don't care what anything costs.

That's bulls**t.

Most of the hunters I know are hardworking people. They're welders, electricians, truck drivers, mechanics, firefighters, and small business owners. They save for years, skip other vacations, work overtime, and make sacrifices just to experience Africa once.

If you treat every American like a walking ATM instead of understanding who they really are, you've already missed the point.

The outfitters who get this will always earn my respect. The ones who don't are leaving relationships—and business—on the table.

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




HOW DID $580,000 END UP IN A SOFA?South Africa has produced some wild political stories, but this one deserves its own g...
09/05/2026

HOW DID $580,000 END UP IN A SOFA?

South Africa has produced some wild political stories, but this one deserves its own game-farm sitcom.

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s Phala Phala scandal revolves around $580,000 in cash tied to a buffalo transaction at his private game farm.

There’s just one problem.

The South African Reserve Bank later concluded the buffalo sale was never actually completed because the animals were never delivered.

So the buffalo stayed.

The cash stayed.

Then the cash got stolen.

And years later, everybody is still in court trying to explain how a buffalo deal that never finished somehow left more than half a million dollars sitting around the farm.

Ramaphosa is now trying to overturn the parliamentary report that said he had a case to answer over the scandal.

Maybe there’s a perfectly reasonable explanation.

But when your explanation involves buffalo, $580,000 in cash, a game farm, and money reportedly hidden inside furniture, you have officially entered the part of the story where the buffalo starts looking like the most trustworthy witness.

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




FEDS SUED A MARYLAND COUNTY OVER GUN RIGHTSThe U.S. Justice Department is suing Montgomery County, Maryland, over a new ...
09/05/2026

FEDS SUED A MARYLAND COUNTY OVER GUN RIGHTS

The U.S. Justice Department is suing Montgomery County, Maryland, over a new gun law that creates broad firearm-free areas and 100-yard exclusion zones around certain locations.

DOJ argues the restrictions are so extensive that even licensed carriers could have a hard time moving through ordinary public areas without risking a violation.

That is the federal government’s argument — not a final court ruling.

Montgomery County says its law is meant to comply with state law while keeping strong restrictions around sensitive places.

Now the fight is headed to court.

And the bigger question is simple:

How far can local governments go before “gun-free zones” effectively wipe out the right to carry?

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




09/04/2026

I ASKED SOUTH CAROLINA ONE QUESTION ABOUT DEER DOGS. THE COMMENT SECTION TRIED TO BAN EVERY KIND OF HUNTING THAT EXISTS — INCLUDING THEIR OWN.

That's how the Weekly Recap opens. It does not calm down from there. Two weeks' worth — stretch first.

🐕 South Carolina deer dogs — nobody drew a line, everybody drew a circle around the other guy's truck. One fix: "turn the dogs loose and let 'em run STATE TO STATE." Like they're dodging a warrant.
🧢 Booking Agent Bulls**t, 4 deep — my elk hunt ran $15k, I killed nothing, and I came home with a hat that doesn't fit. Best reply of the series: a man tried to sell me his farm… in a series about NOT wiring money to strangers.
🦁 Arizona's getting sued over mountain lions — and a guy fact-checked my LION photo for being "AI" while ignoring the lawsuit. His words: "U need a lon season or der will be no deer." A LON season.
🐻 Florida's bear draw sabotage — a guy named Chuck opened with "you're quite out of your depth," then spent four paragraphs proving my point with better receipts than I had. That's not a takedown. That's a job application.
⚠️ Wisconsin — a youth turkey hunt ended with two people shot. No punchline on this one. Watch it, and read the post before you take a kid out this fall.
🐺 Montana redid its wolf math — count down, quota up — and a man named Bert left the worst comment in the history of this page. I'm not reading it on camera. First bad comment I've ever gotten that came with STEPS.

Full recap's up. Watch it, then go start s**t in the comments. That's the business model.

Real stories. Real ethics. No gatekeepers.

👇 WHAT TOPIC DO YOU WANT US TO COVER NEXT? COMMENT BELOW.

PENNSYLVANIA’S WILDLIFE AGENCIES ARE BLEEDING CASHA new independent review says Pennsylvania’s Game Commission and Fish ...
09/04/2026

PENNSYLVANIA’S WILDLIFE AGENCIES ARE BLEEDING CASH

A new independent review says Pennsylvania’s Game Commission and Fish & Boat Commission are facing a serious long-term financial squeeze.

The report says the two agencies could save roughly $34 million a year by combining duplicated operations, including law enforcement, IT, facilities, fleets, and administrative services.

But the review does NOT recommend a full merger.

That matters.

Hunters and anglers fund these agencies through license dollars. If reserves keep shrinking, the question gets real simple:

How much money is going to wildlife management — and how much is disappearing into duplicate bureaucracy?

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




880+ DEER DEAD BEFORE SEASON OPENSWisconsin deer hunters are getting hit with a brutal reality just days before archery ...
09/04/2026

880+ DEER DEAD BEFORE SEASON OPENS

Wisconsin deer hunters are getting hit with a brutal reality just days before archery season opens.

More than 880 dead or suspected EHD deer have now been reported across Washington, Waukesha, and Ozaukee counties.

Washington County alone has reported more than 700.

EHD is spread by biting midges, and the killing may not stop until the first hard frost knocks those insects back.

That means hunters could walk into the woods September 12 and find local deer numbers looking nothing like they did a few weeks ago.

If you hunt southeastern Wisconsin, are you seeing dead deer where you live?

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




A BEAR KILLED HIM INSIDE OF HIS OWN HOUSEA 67-year-old New Mexico man was killed after a bear entered his home.Officials...
09/04/2026

A BEAR KILLED HIM INSIDE OF HIS OWN HOUSE

A 67-year-old New Mexico man was killed after a bear entered his home.

Officials have been warning about unusually high bear activity this year, with drought, poor natural food conditions, and reduced forage pushing bears farther into areas where people live.

That broader pattern does not prove why this particular bear entered the house — but the outcome was horrific.

Home is supposed to be the one place you don’t expect a bear attack.

Not this time.

Shaun Kogut - Host Saltlick Sessions Podcast




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