Cameron Hanes

Yeah, that's true.

Yeah.

But to Adam's point about his lion in Colorado, it's so managed that that that animal actually probably could have been killed off because it was killing livestock.

You know, but.

When you kill a lion in Colorado, it's very detailed, very documented and tracked.

It's like you can only take, like in the unit I was hunting lion, I didn't kill one, but you could only kill 35 in the year.

And every time a lion comes in, they catalog it, check it.

Get it, you know, all the information in there, and then that's one of the 35.

Once you reach 35 quota, you're done.

You're done.

that are killing, I don't know, how many people already this year?

Yeah.

They're way behind in Australia, though.

Let's not talk about that one.

A little bit.

Another layer to that Japan story is the reason why they have to deploy the military is because all the hunters are aging out.

So there was hunters there, but...

because hunting is kind of like this dying thing for this next generation.

There's not enough hunters, so they have to get the military involved.

Otherwise, it would be hunters like, you know, you going over there.