People are hunting less in America, and why that's a big problem for conservation in this country.

99.9% of our funds comes in from hunters in English.

I go out with this group of people with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources sitting

up on this hillside, looking down into this bowl, and she's like holding a rifle.

Why are you doing this, you know?

I'm actually a vegetarian, studying wildlife ecology, though.

I gained a better appreciation of how warm energy and wildlife are effective way to do that.

So basically, wow.

Yeah, I mean, that makes like so much sense, and yet it is so completely counterintuitive at the same time.

She understands that this is how we pay for conservation.

All right, folks, welcome to the Gritty Podcast. What you just heard are some excerpts from

NPR's Planet Money piece that they did called Shooting Bambi to Save Mother Nature.

By the way, I'm your host, Brian Call, and I'm here with the Gritty Bromance.

Okay, so it was a pretty good piece.

I think you should go check it out.

We're going to put the link to this in the description on YouTube.

For those that are listening, if you go to BrianCall.com, go to podcast link,

you'll see all the thumbnails for the YouTube videos.

Click on that.

Take you to the YouTube video and then all the links that we talk about and show notes and stuff

will be there. Yeah, the whole article is like nine and a half minutes long, so.

Give me a listen.

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