Hey folks, Randy Noberg here.

Welcome to Loop Holds, Hanthac Radio.

Hey folks, Randy Noberg here with another episode of Loop Holds, Hanthac Radio.

Today I am doing episode three of five, maybe three of six, maybe three of seven.

I don't know how many it'll take on, but the time we're all done.

But Shane Mahoney is with me again today.

Those of you who know Shane's background know that he is, I would say, one of the experts on the North American model, on the history of conservation, on and off a lot of things.

And the fact that he would take this time, put so much work into the outlines and scripts that he's prepared for this, I'm immensely grateful.

Today in this third episode, we're going to talk about the next two tenets of the seven tenets that make up the North American model of wildlife conservation.

These two tenets will be how the markets for game were eliminated or at least reformed at the most basic sense.

And then the one after that will be that wildlife can only be taken for a legitimate purpose, in other words, no waste.

And we'll get into what is a legitimate purpose and whose eyes is it legitimate?

So a lot of really good stuff going to be here today and I really appreciate all you being here and appreciate your following along.

Hope that you're finding this series worthwhile. We'll be seeking input and feedback on this process because Shane and I have both worried.

Yeah, I'd say we're not worried, but we're wondering if five episodes, because you end up having to exclude so much, that's five episodes really do it justice.

Probably put you all asleep if we do too many more of them, but anyhow, we'll be looking for feedback.

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