Good morning, good evening, good afternoon, whatever it is folks,

Randy Nuber here.

We're getting ready to do another episode of Low Polds on Tuck Radio.

And this time, I have two guests, the paraphrothers,

and one of them Sam has been on the podcast in the past, but the reason that I wanted to have

them on this podcast and why it's so important to me to feature what they're doing is they are the

example. They are the answer to the question that often gets asked of me, what can I do?

Well, everybody can do something.

Anybody can do a lot if they put it as their priority, as if they make it their dream,

if they make it part of what they're going to do. And when we get done with this discussion

with Sam and Josh Soho, you're going to find two guys who are passionate about public land,

about access, about hunting. And when you realize what percentage of the gross revenues of their

small business, they are giving back to access and conservation. It's crazy. I don't know how

they're going to stay in business, but they've been in business now for quite a while. So they've

must somehow have figured it out, but they are making a huge percentage of their

annual revenue as donations to nonprofit groups in the hunting space. And I admire the heck out

of them because they have said we care about this or passionate about it. We are going to do something

about it. And doing something is not getting mad and going on Facebook or going down to the bar

or whatever and writing and raven. These guys and what they've done with their business

is actually doing something. So besides that, they're super good guys, really great hunters.

And I want more people to know what they've done with this new duck stamp program they started

last year with a lot of their their money they allocate to army up for access to, I mean, we'll

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