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person can do. People discredit themselves and they minimize the value they have so much.

One person can really change the course of things if they're ambitious enough, if that's their calling, if you will.

Welcome to Back 40. I'm Jake Hofer. And this week we are diving into a larger question about what can one single person do to make the next 25 years of hunting better

than the last. If you're listening to this, obviously, you want the world of white tail hunting

to improve. And so I asked all of the folks we've been talking to for the last eight weeks,

this specific question. And I'm hoping it sparks some inspiration. And you'll pick up a

couple things that will allow you to maybe be a positive influence on the grander picture of white tail hunting, something that we're all passionate about if you're listening to this podcast. As you know, Back 40 is brought to you by land.com, the leading online real estate marketplace to find your perfect rural, recreational, agricultural, or hunting properties

here in the U.S. Let's go ahead and kick things off with Skip Sly on his perspective.

Skip has been one guy that has been very instrumental of protecting Iowa, making it remain

one of the best states from just the simple fact of keeping strong legislation for residents. And I think that if

Skip can do it, and I know he would say this too, you can do it. And here's what he has to say.

What can one hunter do to make the next 25 years of hunting better than the last. So not collectively,

just one guy. Oh, there's so much that one person can do. And there's so people discredit

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