All right, hey, welcome to Gun Talk Hunt. I am Tom Gresham, your guest host today. A lot of fun out here. We're going to be having some fun talking about an important group. But first of all, we'd like to thank all. of sponsors who made it possible, ATN loophole, Springfield, Armory, and Timney

Triggers. All right, we're joined right now by Gray Thornton. He is the

head Puba, the CEO president and everything else. you probably do the windows too don't you great at the

You know Tom amazingly my specialty is toilets I'm a one hell of a toilet cleaner. I get my big red gloves on and and we do it all here.

Now this is the this is the Wild Sheep Foundation formerly known as Phonaz, the Foundation for North American

Wild Sheep, right?

Yes, all right.

And you were in Bozeman, Montana.

Yes, we've got, Tom, we've got headquarters in Bozeman, we've also got offices in Cody, Wyoming,

which was our home for about 30 years.

Right, I know it well.

And then I've got some remote folks.

We've got three conservation directors, one in Idaho,

one in Texas, and one who alternates between Germany and running our international programs in Montana.

So, not to mention an educator in Reno and a lobbyist in Washington, D.C.

So we've got, we've got our footprints all across North American, a wee bit of Europe.

Holy cow, yeah, I've been to the facility there in Cody just down the street, actually right next to the Buffalo

Bill Museum.

So very familiar with that.

So if you would, let's start off with explaining kind of the

history of the Wild Sheep Foundation,

how it came about and maybe more importantly,

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