If people don’t go out and buy hunting and fishing licenses, they’re gonna be out of a job. So now they’re promoting and I’m involved in this, with the State of Florida are family-oriented centers where families can come out and learn how to enjoy the outdoors and do different things. Hunting and fishing. It’s not only hunting and fishing is birdwatching, camping, climbing, all these exciting things to do, canoeing. All these exciting things to do in the outdoors we’re gonna try to promote six or seven of these family-oriented centers in Florida. They want that to grow into Alabama and Georgia and other places. I think is a great idea, regardless of whether it’s based on economics or not, you know, like getting hunting and fishing money for licensing. We’ve got to learn that any way we can get people in the outdoors and reconnect with the reason why open space, wildlife and wilderness is important to humans, we humans, we’ve got to do that, whether we like hunting or not.
