Ryan Bingham

It's so crazy.

So that's what it, early 2026.

It's like going up to Ventura, right?

Yeah.

So they want to have this big dirt mound and this bridge so the animals can get across the highway.

But it's just like, it's so goofy.

And they never want people to do anything about the population of mountain lions, regardless of how out of control they are.

They don't do anything about it.

They have to hire people.

The state has to hire people to go and get the bad mountain lions, the ones that are problems.

And when they capture them, one of the things they find out is they actually kill them, right?

So one of the things they find out when they examine their diet, it's like 50% pets.

Yeah.

50% dogs and cats.

That's what your mountain lions are eating.

That's crazy.

Yeah.

And they spend money, like a lot of money, going after these mountain lions.

And instead, they could make money by letting people hunt these mountain lions and giving them tags and control the numbers in that place, Tohon Ranch.

One of my buddies works there.