Dall sheep

I, I want to tell you something else about getting out of the cities.

When I was in Alaska hunting Dall sheep, the second sheep I hunted, I...

How am I going to say this nicely with children in the room? I drove down a highway, and there was an operational house of ill repute on the side of the road, and there were planes landing at it all over.

And in Alaska, uh, that crime is illegal, just as it is in Arizona and California.

That's part of the synergy, [clears throat] you know, that, that he brings to the table on that stuff is people are gonna see into people's hearts.

How do you think we prepare for the inevitable that we know everything's gonna get attacked at some point in time? But we can't have a shelf-ready documentary to be able to produce on, you know, pine squirrels and preble's jumping mice and beavers and grizzlies and Dall sheep.

Uh, I mean, it's not feasible 'cause there's always an activist group out there that wants to turn around, and if they can't get it all, they start singling things out, like what they've done in Colorado or British Columbia.

Right.

Mm

... and then having to pull a bunch of stuff together and counter that.

So I think we need to get out in front of it and, like, do a documentary on Dall sheep.

Do a documentary on grizzly bears.