All right, so here's how we're going to kind of kick this off because this is the

second year in a row. We've been able to do this in this same location and I still

think it's incredibly cool that we can get this many people in a room for the

sole reason that we all love and appreciate the wild turkey and the spring

woods and everything that that means to us and so we're going to kick this

entire thing off showing some appreciation to a couple things and I guess

kind of getting ready for this event. All of us guys up here if I was I was

thinking about some people that made it to this earth before we did and kind of

laid some groundwork down so that we can enjoy the things that we enjoy

during the spring that led to all of us being here in this room. If I say a

name like Fox Hayes, Toxie Hayes, Will Primos, Bob Dixon. If I say a brand name

like Maasioque who some of which folks work there standing right over there

I appreciate y'all being here. Think about like the work that's been done to

put the wild turkey in a place that it's in now that we can enjoy hunting them

every spring and think about those individuals that I named and there's a lot

more that on a granular level taught us how to hunt and taught us how to have

the attitude that we have towards this bird and towards the habitat. Think

about Maasioque. Name a try this name a singular brand not just a camo brand

name a singular brand that's done more for the wild turkey than Maasioque

has. Think about organizations like the National Wild Turkey Federation and

Turkey's for tomorrow that are on the ground doing work today to make sure we

have turkeys to hunt in the future. So they say it's impossible to get a room full

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