What is going on?

What is going on? Welcome to the Exodus podcast this week.

We're starting a mini series with Skip Sly.

Skip has been on the podcast here a handful of times. Always great to chat with

them and get us perspective on a variety of different things. Skip is highly involved and very in

tune with what's going on with hunting regulations, especially in Iowa. And we talk about a variety

of different things here. So I hope you guys really enjoy this. I think it kind of provokes some

inner thought. And next week,

we're going to have hunting 20 years ago versus now and then some mistakes that have been made

over the years that Skip has learned from that. Hopefully you guys can implement and consider

for this upcoming year. For the Land Podcast listeners, this is going to be the same episode that we released yesterday, and that's going to follow suit here for this mini series. So the conversation is so fun, you can listen to it twice if you want to. But enough of all that. I hope you guys have a great rest of your week. We're going to be sending out weekly updates on our email newsletter regarding the Exodus app. We're getting very close and

you're going to want to know all of the details how you will be transferring your cell cameras to

the Exodus app. We are extremely excited for this. A lot of work has gone into it. And we're

going to have more updates weekly every Friday to your email newsletter. So keep an hour for that.

And I hope you hope you guys enjoyed this.

Let's get into it. Here we go. It's, it's good to catch you up. We have a lot to talk about, a lot.

And we'll talk about Iowa. We've talked, I feel like everyone's talked about what's happened in Iowa the last two weeks or so, three weeks, but I want to get your perspective on that in a brief fashion. But we were just chatting. What do you do for a living?

Like, who was Skip? You've been on here a handful of times. I feel like people recognize the voice,

have an idea what you kind of do. But what do you do?

So I've had every job known to man.

I started at the bottom, and I was everybody's.

Like, the worst jobs, you, me, I had to go do them.

...