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Welcome in, everyone, to this week's edition of the Deer Hunter podcast.

Hope everyone's doing well.

I hope it's Friday when you're getting the opportunity to listen to this.

It's Thursday evening.

What the hell is the date?

It's 2021, I can tell you that much.

It's the month of March, and it is the fourth on a Thursday evening here when I'm cutting in this intro.

Last night, the night before, I had the opportunity for Sam Sol and I to sit down for about two hours and converse about a wide range of topics. And that's this week's podcast is if you don't know who sam soulholt is there will be a link as i describe in the podcast to go back

to a friend of ours dan johnson that did a podcast with him back a couple weeks ago so if you find

what sam has interesting to say here, you want to go back and

listen to a little more of in-depth of his backstory. I'll have that link in the show notes.

But what we're kind of talking about, for those of you that don't know, Sam, he took, like,

what I consider one of the more iconic photo. We talk about this obviously right up front in the podcast.

He took the picture of Joe Rogan that got published on Peterson's Hunting magazine when they

went on a British Columbia moose hunt, and that photo literally went all over the globe and all over

the world and was a pretty solid promotional piece for hunting as

Joe Rogan has been. So Sam's the guy that's responsible for taking that photo as well as many

other photos. He's contributing in a huge amount to conservation. Definitely the kind of person

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