Hey folks, Randy Nuberger here with another episode of LooPulled Hunt Talk Radio.

Man, I'm sorry I've been so delinquent right now.

Not that there are any good excuses, but I was an organ for two weeks and then I was in Minnesota

for 10 days. So I've been gone 24 of the last 30 days and didn't leave a lot of time to

just stay caught up on everything and I know I should try to catch up and do some of these

before I left for that period of time. But I was up in the hell in the legislature and hell in a

way more often than I should. And so things just got away from me. So sorry about that.

Appreciate all you who might still be a listener to what we have here because today we have gas that

I'm trying to think Dave and Neva, I've been talking to them about being on podcasts for

probably since I started this podcast. And these guys, even though they have their own podcasts,

that's not why they're on the show. It is a great podcast and we'll give you the details on it.

But their background in their history is so relevant to the times we're in and both of them

have degrees in resource management. And then they went on to become policy makers for many years

in the administration of the Governor Matt Mead office in Wyoming. And if you're in Wyoming,

you get to see every conservation wildlife access hunting issue that affects America. You see

it in some straight. So I am thankful. I am so grateful that we've been able to coordinate

schedules. And we're going to talk about who knows what. But when you get people like us on a

podcast, it might go anywhere. I sent them an outline kind of the get into some of the hard

details of how policy is made from their standpoint of what it's like to be on that side of the

the table. We know what it's like to be on our side of the table when we're citizens trying to

provide comment and everything. But they have amazing ways of putting themselves in the shoes of

citizens, even though they were policy makers. And then they also are two very avid alkaners,

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