The ethics of the hunt: Doing what’s right when the law says you can’t

Tim Sundles, joined by his wife Kim (a former district attorney), dives into one of the most controversial topics in hunting: the difference between what’s legal and what’s right.

Drawing from real cases and personal stories, Tim explains why sometimes doing the moral thing doesn’t line up with bureaucratic rules. From helping feed families with elk meat to exposing hypocrisy in fish and game laws, this discussion explores how true ethics don’t always follow what’s written on paper.

Join the conversation about conscience, common sense, and why integrity still matters in the wild.