Hey folks, Randy Nubberg here bringing you another, is it another or another?

My wife always gives me grief, Randy, it's not another, it's another.

All right, bringing you another episode of Louis Pold's Huntock Radio.

Today I have a guest who, Ian, I've been swapping stories for about two years now.

I've never met the guy personally. He was in Montana,

bear hunting in May. He was texting me, he was hoping that we'd be able to get together.

But the bears seem to be a little bit more hard to find than he expected.

So I think his whole trip ended up being bear hunting and didn't have to waste any of it,

jabbering with me. But anyhow, Orlando Trial is a guy from the Bay Area of California,

who his path and his story to hunting is an interesting one. And those of you who follow

what I do, you know that that topic is of extreme interest to me. I'm always curious how it is or

where was the path that people from different backgrounds, different upbringings found their

way to hunting. Now, me and probably many of you listening, I was born to it. I didn't raise my

hand and said, I want to be a hunter. Yeah, somewhere along the way, I consciously said,

that's what I want to do because I grew up in it. All my family hunted, all the mentors in my life

hunted. My schoolteachers hunted, the merchants, the business leaders in my town hunted.

So it was only natural that I would come from that community of amazing people and I would become

a hunter. What always fascinates me is when I meet people that had a zero hunting connection

and all of a sudden some some event or some thought or some introduction to some person,

whatever it is, causes somebody to raise their hand and say, I might be 35 years old, I might be

22 years old, that might be 48 years old, I want to be a hunter. That to me is one, the stories

are always interesting and two are why part of our why the end of it is to create advocates for

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