Welcome to 10 Minute Tuesday on the Midwest Flyways podcast. This week we feature Roy and Drake Carter

talking about why it's so important that we pass it on or we're going to lose this sport and this

tradition that we all love so much. Hope you enjoy it. So like one of your famous lines that I agree

with so much is pass it on or lose it. And I just want to know what that means to you and why it's so important to you. Because I think a lot of people say, oh, yeah, we got to pass it on to the next generation, blah, blah, blah. But people just say it at this point because they're just regurgitating the same bullshit. But I know that you're not doing that. So I want to know why it's so important to you.

And I don't want to just keep, you know, kicking everybody in the scrotum sack. But what I mean by that is, like the state of Kansas, and I'm proud of them, their slogan,

and we're doing some work with them on a pass it on deal.

It says pass it on right on the kansas deal well and that can't pass it on what what pass on what a jug of whiskey or what

you know what i mean no no and they mean hunting i don't but what's going to happen if you don't

pass it on you're going to lose it. Now, all of a sudden, you've really hit home there. You've told the truth. You know, everybody wants to tiptoe around the negatives. And, uh, this isn't, you know, California fake politics. This is real life. And, you know, so I guess what I'm saying

is if we don't hand this tradition down to the next generation, then it will just disappear.

And right now in today's world, uh, just keeping our second amendment, the right to bear arms,

these people don't, you know, they don't understand they're they think that if you take the guns away you know you take the criminals

now then i think they know that that's not the case but that's not the case no and you got

i think another another thing too like passing on your knowledge to the to the youth because there's a lot of kids, like nowadays, you go out to the refuge and you see kids out there sky blasting at birds at 200 yards all day long.

And I mean, shit, who taught them how to hunt?

Nobody.

Well, they're teaching themselves.

Right.

And it could be ruining the sport.

We need guys like you and people that have hunted and grew up hunting to teach these

kids, you know, the basic fundamentals, the ethics.

So that way it's not just a total shit show.

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