This is an IHeart podcast. Hey everybody, welcome to FOP4 of our dispatches from Africa.

I'm joined here to talk about poaching in Africa and anti-poaching efforts in Africa with Joash Vomo, known as JJ around these parts, who works with Robin Hertz Safaris on community development projects

and anti-poaching efforts.

And we're going to talk a little bit about how those two things actually have something to do with each other.

Before we get into that subject, I want to remind everyone, right now we have the raffle is open. The window

to buy raffle tickets is open for our annual TRCP fundraiser turkey hunt. For many years now,

we run a raffle and we pick a winner and that winner brings along a friend to go turkey hunting

with me and Yannius Patelis. go turkey hunting with me and Ionis

putellus when you win you and your friend we cover your airfare we hook you up

with any gear you might need for the trip we cover the price of your turkey tag we

cover food lodging everything we pay you don't pay. We pay everything for you guys to come turkey hunt.

You'll spend three nights with us.

We'll have two full days of turkey hunting.

We do it every year.

We bounce around different spots.

We want to hunt.

We always have a ton of luck.

The raffle is open from now to the end of July.

All the expenses for the turkey hunt are covered by a donor, a buddy mine, covers all the expenses.

All of the raffle ticket money goes directly to TRCP, and TRCP's, you know, their slogan, again, is guaranteeing Americans quality places to hunting fish.

All the money stays on mission when you buy a raffle ticket.

The recent public lands fight that we lived through, TRCP was front and center in getting that squared away and leading us to a big victory in that battle.

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