a folks or a reindeer bird here with another episode of Louis Poole's Hunt Talk radio.

Today I got two great guests that I've got to know quite a bit over the last few years.

Guys who share my passion for public land advocacy for hunting public lands.

And they're... how do I say this without seeming impolite? They're younger than I am. We'll just use that

term. And I learn a lot from them. They have a different view, a different perspective.

They both have some really cool platforms out there that I hope you'll follow.

But I'm always interested in how younger people, and I shouldn't say really,

I think they're in their early 30s. Look at some of these issues, especially conservation

public land advocacy. But if you follow the hunting public, they're a YouTube channel.

Aaron Morebwritten is here. Hunting public is based in Iowa, but they specialize in

hunting public lands, not out here in the West, but in the Midwest. Really, really cool stuff.

You should follow them if you don't. And then our other guest sitting over here looking at me,

kind of funny, is a great guy. Sam Soholt, if you see the public land school bus campaign that's

been going on for the last two years, we had Sam on our podcast a couple of years ago when he

came up with this idea of building an old school bus into a camper and traveling around the

the Western United States. He also owns a company called Public Land Teas,

a T-shirts and hats and other stuff that he sells. And he contributes a good chunk of that

revenue to conservation causes recently just made a big donation to RMEF to help them. So,

hey, how, as quick as I get done with these sponsor introductions, we're going to have a really

good conversation with Mr. Sam and Mr. Aaron. And I hope you'll stay tuned for that. But in the meantime,

we want to thank Lou Pold for making the podcast what it is, supporting us and all that we do.

Amazing optics. If you're in the market for optics, go to louapold.com and you'll see what they have.

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