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Will Oregon Make Hunting Illegal? | The Truth About IP 28

Supporters say the proposal is about animal rights and ethics. Critics argue it could criminalize livestock production, hunting, fishing, and traditional outdoor lifestyles. This episode breaks down: • What IP 28 actually says • Why rural Americans are alarmed • How language in legislation can slowly reshape policy • Why hunters should pay attention before laws are passed instead of after • The growing divide between urban activism and rural culture This isn’t just about Oregon. It’s about understanding how ideas become policy… and how policy eventually becomes enforcement. 🎙️ Hosted by Christopher Todd Edwards TicBite NC © TicBite NC 2026 #Oregon #Hunting #IP28 #SecondAmendment #RuralAmerica #TicBiteNC #Fishing #FarmBill #OutdoorLife

Army of Orange Expands to YouTube & TikTok

The Army of Orange is growing. We officially launched brand new YouTube and TikTok pages to bring you more hunting stories, outdoor culture, hound dog content, podcasts, news analysis, field interviews, and real conversations from rural America. If you’ve followed us on Facebook, you already know we don’t follow the crowd. We cover the stories other people avoid, ask hard questions, and stand up for houndsmen and outdoor traditions. Now we’re expanding. 🐾 Follow Army of Orange on YouTube for: • Podcasts • Outdoor commentary • Hunting culture • Dog hunting news • Field interviews • Rural lifestyle content • Long-form discussions 🔥 Follow us on TikTok for: • Viral clips • Quick outdoor commentary • Behind-the-scenes moments • Funny hunting content • Short podcast clips • Real country life This is only the beginning. Search “Army of Orange” on YouTube, TikTok, Spotify, Facebook, and everywhere podcasts are available. #ArmyOfOrange #HuntingDogs #DogHunting #HoundDogs #CountryLife #OutdoorPodcast #SpotifyPodcast #YouTubePodcast #TikTokCreator #RuralAmerica #HuntingCulture #TicBiteNC

Why Certain Books Frighten Powerful People

In this episode, Christopher Todd Edwards of TicBite NC explores the power of ideas, censorship, forbidden knowledge, and why certain books throughout history have frightened governments, institutions, and powerful people. From political philosophy and religion to survival manuals, revolutionary writings, and controversial literature, this episode examines how books shape culture — and why controlling information has always been a form of power. Topics include: • Why governments fear certain ideas • Historical book bans and censorship • The relationship between information and control • Dangerous ideas vs dangerous actions • Why free societies protect speech and literature Some books inspire freedom. Some inspire fear. Some change the world forever. 🎙️ Hosted by Christopher Todd Edwards TicBite NC / Intel Freedom © TicBite NC 2026

The Dark Side of Animal Rescue? | Miranda’s Rescue Case

Authorities and animal organizations are now investigating disturbing allegations involving missing rescue dogs, alleged fraud, and reports of a mass grave discovered on the property. Shelter officials claim they believed dogs were being adopted into loving homes — only to later discover evidence suggesting some animals may have been euthanized instead. This episode examines the allegations, the emotional fallout, questions surrounding oversight in the rescue industry, and why trust between shelters, rescues, and the public matters. ⚠️ This episode discusses allegations and ongoing investigations. All suspects are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court. © TicBite NC 2026 #AnimalRescue #MirandasRescue #AnimalCruelty #DogRescue #ArmyOfOrange #TicBiteNC #InvestigativePodcast

The Stories That Outlive Us

One day the trucks will rust. The boots will wear out. The old hounds will walk their last trail. But the stories we pass down? Those outlive all of us. In this reflective episode, Christopher Todd Edwards explores legacy, hunting traditions, old memories, rural America, and why storytelling matters now more than ever.