So you got a whole alpha team now, don't you?

But you have a wealth of knowledge that is beneficial to a lot of people and we can move the needle.

How often do you hear a hunting podcast?

We were talked about this. People relate to this.

On behalf of Cufaro International, we wanted to thank our customers who we also look at as family

with this big move to Riverton, Wyoming. It's been very trying, very stressful, but without the

customers and our friends, we couldn't do without you. So again, thank you. We appreciate your support.

Welcome to Cufaro Cast, everyone. It's Thursday, September 8th and I have my good friend Craig

not with me. Craig was hunting in Wyoming and swung by the house last night, got a shower.

Craig, I'll let him have a before I screw it up to tell everybody a little bit about himself,

but I've known Craig for a while now we've hunted together. Craig's got a good medical background

and a good hunting background. So welcome aboard and tell everybody a little bit about yourself.

Yeah, thanks Aaron. Thanks for having me here and thanks for the hospitality and

spending the evening with you and Amy was great. So my background, mostly military, I joined

the military a little bit late in life, wanted to get involved in medicine. So, joined the Navy,

went to boot camp and enlisted as an eat one and went to core school after that and then went to

dive school, became a deep seat diver, a dive med tech. And then I spent the next few years

a little bit with the dive community and then with the expulse warden, it's disposal. I did a

couple of tours with them while going to school night and weekends doing my prerequisites for

PA school and got accepted into the Navy's PA program. And then the last 14 and a half years I spent

as a physician assistant with the Navy. Almost about eight years of that I spent with Navy

SEAL teams as their dock had the privilege of traveling all over the world and doing three tours

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