Welcome to another episode of the Speak the Language podcast.

I'm particularly excited about this one.

I feel like ever since, probably honestly since last spring, when we did the first episode

with Dr. Mike Chamberlain, I've really enjoyed doing these episodes where we get into more,

we get the chance to dive into more actual, you know, scientific stuff.

You all ask a lot, you know, sometimes me and Jordan answers on habitat stuff for turkey biology

and we're not the people to answer that.

So we reach out to people that do know.

And so I'm joined here with Marcus Lashley, who has agreed to come on the podcast today.

Thank you for your time today, sir.

Yeah, thanks for having me.

Glad to be here.

So I'm talking about turkeys.

Well, we have that in common.

Yeah.

One thing I have a bad habit of doing, I'm not going to do it today, is I will jump straight

into a conversation and not without any reference to who I'm talking to, who they are or what

they do.

So before we get into any real conversation, if you would kind of introduce yourself, what

you do, just a little bit of background on you.

Sure.

So I grew up in the South, hunting and fishing and, in fact, the experience that I go

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