Most folks, most Americans red-blooded hunters around the world dream of going on safari.

And I can't think of a better organization than the Dallas Safari Club to inspire and accompany people in their journey and planning that first safari.

Now, the Dallas Safari Club sounds like a hometown show, right?

In reality, it's become arguably

the biggest organization of its type around the world. And I have the privilege today of sitting

down with Rob McKenna, the CEO of the Dallas Safari Club, who has a fascinating story in the

firearms and hunting world. And we're here to just talk about the DSC itself,

this new summer convention that we're going through right now,

and the wonderful world of safari hunting.

Thank you for being willing to take some time out of your day here

and visit with me, Rob.

No, thank you, Joseph, for getting me out of the grind

what has been the

show for the last few days, and getting me to sit down and actually have a conversation that's

not going down a show aisle or something like that. So you said some great things in your intro there

and about what Dallas Safari Club is and the aspirations of hunters and things like that.

There's a lot of, I guess, misbeliefs of what Dallas Safari Club is.

The name in itself saying Dallas Safari and Club, a lot of people have, like you said, a hometown type of organization.

And that's not what we are.

We are a conservation organization that is worldwide.

And we are getting bigger and getting stronger.

And it's all about preserving the hunting heritage at every level, not just safari,

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