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August 28, 2025 (Hour 1) · Zone 1150 - Chip Howard's SportsTalk

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Speaker 1: Hey, welcome back. It is the Clark Eisenhower The Outdoor Edition,
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Speaker 1: this portion of which is brought to you by the
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Speaker 1: this Thursday. We're going to be visiting with Captain Rob
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Speaker 1: Fordyce here in just a minute via the Player's fund
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Speaker 1: Center phone line. And I told you in the first hour.
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Speaker 1: You know you've probably seen the pictures or whatever. Read
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Speaker 1: the story. Polaire's had a fire at their place at
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Speaker 1: a business overnight. I reached out to Josh today. They
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Speaker 1: are up and running. The temporary location is two doors
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Speaker 1: down right there on Texas fifteen to fifteen South Texas,
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Speaker 1: just right south of the damaged location. The majority of
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Speaker 1: the inventory was stored off site, not affected. Josh said,
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Speaker 1: every department is opened, parts, services, sales, up and running.
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Speaker 1: He wanted to say a special thanks to both with
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Speaker 1: Brian and College station, fire departments, police department, and BTU.
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Speaker 1: So we got that going and just got them and
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Speaker 1: they're open and going. So just be aware that at
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Speaker 1: Plaire US today and again thanks to Josh and the
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Speaker 1: folks over there, and I know they'll be rebuilding and
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Speaker 1: cleaning up. Right now, we're going to go out to
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Speaker 1: the Players Fund Center phone line and visit with an
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Speaker 1: award winning captain and fly fishermen and fisher person extraordinary
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Speaker 1: host of the TV show The Sea Hunter on the
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Speaker 1: Outdoor Network. It is Rob Fordyce. Rob, good to talk
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Speaker 1: to you. How are you doing, buddy now, I'm doing fine.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate you coming on. I know it's been a
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Speaker 1: tough couple of days losing Flip. I wanted to give
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Speaker 1: you the chance to come on and talk about your friend.
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Speaker 1: I know you guys spent a lot of time in
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Speaker 1: the outdoors together. You may have spent as much time
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Speaker 1: deer hunting as fishing, did you.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, you know, Flip kind of introduced me to the
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Speaker 8: hunting side of things, especially the deer hunting side of things.
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Speaker 8: And though we did meet in a fishing environment. And
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Speaker 8: I actually met Flip when I was eight years old.
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Speaker 8: He owned an outdoor store, and one thing led to another.
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Speaker 8: I was in there one day buying flight time material,
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Speaker 8: and I guess it's not every day there's an eight
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Speaker 8: year old kid, kid buying flight time material. And to
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Speaker 8: make a long story short, we became friends. And you know,
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Speaker 8: it's funny. There was an age difference there, but it
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Speaker 8: was never like a father figure.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 8: Once yeah, once I got to be a young teenager,
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Speaker 8: he and I started doing a lot of things together,
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Speaker 8: polling around way deep in the back country the Everglades,
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Speaker 8: and we actually learned a lot of that country together.
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Speaker 8: And from that moment on, we were either polling flats
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Speaker 8: or walking in the hills of Texas, hunting deer, Georgia,
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Speaker 8: South Carolina, all over the map, and I was blessed
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Speaker 8: to know them.
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Speaker 9: Man.
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Speaker 8: He was he was known as a you know around
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Speaker 8: the world as being an incredible fly fisher. But but
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Speaker 8: Flip was an overall hell of an outdoorsman. You know,
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Speaker 8: I said just two people in the past that if
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Speaker 8: the Olympics had a sport called the Ultimate Outdoorsman, you know,
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Speaker 8: Flip would have not only been been the coach, but
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Speaker 8: he would have been the team leader and he would
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Speaker 8: have led us to gold.
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Speaker 1: You know, he was that guy, you know, as an
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Speaker 1: eight year old at Flip running a store. That was
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Speaker 1: that was a ways before the walker K chronicles, was
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Speaker 1: it not.
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Speaker 8: Yes, it was. I'll tell you how long ago it was.
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Speaker 8: Chip about a month after I met Flip, when I
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Speaker 8: was eight Sage. Sage came out with the first graphite
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Speaker 8: fly rod ever made.
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Speaker 4: Good God.
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Speaker 1: So, yeah, you're getting you're you're you're getting.
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Speaker 8: Old, Rob, I know, I know, don't remind me.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, I'm reminded. But anyway, I'm reminded every day and
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Speaker 1: and and you know, I've seen this picture of you
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Speaker 1: at Flip. It's it's iconic. Honestly, when you were a
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Speaker 1: youngster like that, it's it's just it's, uh, I'm telling
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Speaker 1: you this. But it was just a special relationship, was
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Speaker 1: it not.
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Speaker 8: It was you know, and it's I've been very blessed
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Speaker 8: to have a lot of great people in my life
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Speaker 8: throughout the years and have a you know, a handful
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Speaker 8: of friends that I consider very close and tight. But
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Speaker 8: but the friendship I had with Flip was was like
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Speaker 8: no other person I've ever had. And I'm not sure
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Speaker 8: it wasn't and I don't mean this because it was me,
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Speaker 8: but I'm not sure it wasn't such a special relationship
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Speaker 8: that not many people haven't with anybody. I mean I
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Speaker 8: shared things with him that that I didn't share with
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Speaker 8: my dad, and I have more memorable experiences that I
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Speaker 8: didn't have with anybody else. And what was really interesting
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Speaker 8: about our relationship was, especially in the last twenty five
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Speaker 8: years or so, we could we could go hunting and
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Speaker 8: you know, leave a cabin in the middle of the
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Speaker 8: sum ranch in the middle of Texas and go off
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Speaker 8: and we're sitting in the woods, and we love to
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Speaker 8: sit in chairs in the brush, yeah, you know, instead
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Speaker 8: of putting in a big box, lind Yeah, And we
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Speaker 8: just like to kind of become part of the woods
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Speaker 8: and let the world come alive around us. As the
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Speaker 8: sun started rising. We could sit in places like that
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Speaker 8: or environments like that for hours and never say a
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Speaker 8: word and enjoy every minute we had together. And we
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Speaker 8: just a glance. I knew what he meant, he knew
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Speaker 8: what I meant, and it was just a very special relationship.
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Speaker 8: And I'm honored that I got the chance to know
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Speaker 8: the man he's going to be. I'll tell you, it's
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Speaker 8: been a tough couple of days, but I tell you,
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Speaker 8: he he reached so many people, not just through his show,
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Speaker 8: but through all the different ways that he reached out
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Speaker 8: to the world. And I think he introduced he made
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Speaker 8: more people get introduced to the outdoors than anybody else
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Speaker 8: I know.
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Speaker 1: Uh he he uh designed and built the Hell's Bay
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Speaker 1: boat skiff, did he not?
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Speaker 8: Yes? He did. Actually throughout the years, even before Hell's Bay,
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Speaker 8: he he kind of cultivated several flats boats, you know,
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Speaker 8: throughout the years, but Hell's Bay by far. Uh, he changed,
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Speaker 8: he changed the game in saltwater fishing with Hell's Bay.
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Speaker 8: You know, since since the creation of that, there's been
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Speaker 8: some other skiffs that have you know, come along, But
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Speaker 8: before the Hell's Bay Skiff, there was no boat that
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Speaker 8: was that light, that's quiet, that dry, Yeah, that did
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Speaker 8: all the things that that the boats do now. He
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Speaker 8: single handedly changed the game.
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Speaker 1: He his house got wiped out in the hurricane. I
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Speaker 1: think it's been I've read twenty three years at at
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Speaker 1: he moved out of your neighborhood twenty three years ago, right.
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Speaker 8: He did so. Her and Andrew hit us in Homestead
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Speaker 8: in nineteen ninety two. Yep, he took that opportunity. You know,
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Speaker 8: he saw how Miami and South Florida was growing, and
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Speaker 8: the keys was growing. It wasn't the way he remembered it,
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Speaker 8: you know, and he took that opportunity to move up
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Speaker 8: to the middle part of Florida, little town called Mems
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Speaker 8: and he found a lot that backed up to a
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Speaker 8: giant refuge. In his whole backyard was basically a wilderness playground.
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Speaker 8: And that's where he's been the last twenty some odd years.
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Speaker 1: You know, I spoke with you about this, and it's
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Speaker 1: been a while, Rob, but you were seriously at one time,
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Speaker 1: I believe, consider moving from from your home base in
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Speaker 1: South Florida. My guess is you you had some conversations
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Speaker 1: with Flip about that over time.
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Speaker 10: I did.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, I actually, uh, at one time, there was a
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Speaker 8: there was a period in my guiding career that after
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Speaker 8: tarp and season would kind of ends the end of
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Speaker 8: June here in the in the Florida.
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Speaker 1: Keys, yep.
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Speaker 8: I was going to South Padre Island, yep and and
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Speaker 8: spending three or four months down there every year. I
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Speaker 8: did that for about five years, and I fell in
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Speaker 8: love with the Laguna Madre and that that that kind
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Speaker 8: of fishing, and it's just like we had here at home.
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Speaker 8: It was just I'd never seen giant trout like that.
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Speaker 8: I loved that game. And when the weather was right,
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Speaker 8: there was good tarping fishing and the red fishing was
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Speaker 8: second to none. So what I really love most about Texas,
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Speaker 8: and I go to Texas every year to hunt and
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Speaker 8: do other things, are the people. You know, they're they're
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Speaker 8: they're they're just the best Americans. I've been fortunate to
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Speaker 8: travel all over the country and be in different states,
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Speaker 8: And if I had to pick another place to live
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Speaker 8: other than the Florida Keys, it was dark darnsherby Texas.
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Speaker 8: Not just because it's a lot of cool things to do,
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Speaker 8: but it's the people.
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Speaker 1: Uh So you obviously decided to stay, and I guess
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Speaker 1: I don't guess, but but the TV show played a
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Speaker 1: big role in that. Did it not?
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Speaker 8: It absolutely did. I think if I did not, we're
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Speaker 8: going into season eleven.
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Speaker 1: Good gosh, is that right?
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Speaker 8: I know, I know, I know it's crazy. But had
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Speaker 8: that not come to be and actually kind of taken
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Speaker 8: off like it did, uh, I probably would have made
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Speaker 8: that move. But that being said, a big part of
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Speaker 8: my show, you know, happens here in the Florida Keys,
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Speaker 8: and so I think we'll be here for now. My daughter,
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Speaker 8: my daughter actually has a show on the outdoor channel
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Speaker 8: called World called wild at Heart Doors and it's half hunting,
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Speaker 8: half fishing, and uh, we're going to be in Texas
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Speaker 8: a bunch this year shooting a bunch of cool white
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Speaker 8: tails stuff pretty soon.
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Speaker 1: That's that's very cool.
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Speaker 11: Uh.
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Speaker 1: One of my biggest outdoor regrets is I I met
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Speaker 1: you down there to to fish when you when you
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Speaker 1: were going down there, and one of the things that
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Speaker 1: you mentioned at the time is I think Flip is
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Speaker 1: going to come down And I'm sure he ended up
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Speaker 1: doing that several times. But and I said, I said, look,
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Speaker 1: I just want to be on the boat. I'm not
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Speaker 1: going to bother you. I'm not going to fish if
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Speaker 1: that happens. I want to be on the boat with
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Speaker 1: you guys just to watch. And it never came about.
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Speaker 1: It never got to do that. But I've always thought
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Speaker 1: about it. It's always been a regret.
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Speaker 8: Yes, I'll tell you what that flip was. Besides being
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Speaker 8: an amazing storyteller and because of a labyrinth of knowledge
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Speaker 8: and all the things he did through through life, just
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Speaker 8: listening to him talk about things, you'd pick up and
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Speaker 8: learn things. But he was just an iconic figure that
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Speaker 8: touched a lot of people, and all the way till
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Speaker 8: his last day. He was big upon getting use involved.
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Speaker 8: And I think I think by him and I'm meeting
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Speaker 8: when I was a young man, and he saw how
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Speaker 8: his influence and uh in the outdoors influenced my my career,
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Speaker 8: and and as I got older and and so forth,
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Speaker 8: I think he realized through our relationship how important that was.
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Speaker 8: Because one of the things that always stuck with me
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Speaker 8: that that he mentioned was, you know, the world is
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Speaker 8: growing and and the environmental impacts we're having on the
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Speaker 8: earth you know today are very impactful, and they're very heavy,
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Speaker 8: and as more and more people and populations grow, you know,
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Speaker 8: all those things are getting you know, they're feeling it,
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Speaker 8: they're feeling it. But how you know, if you if
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Speaker 8: you think about the way you grew up, Ship and
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Speaker 8: the way I grew up, and kids aren't aren't typically
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Speaker 8: growing up there no way we used to, you know,
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Speaker 8: after school we'd go play with the kids down the
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Speaker 8: street and we'd run off in the woods and play
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Speaker 8: in the Cowboys and Indians and better be home by dark,
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Speaker 8: yeah for dinner.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 8: And kids don't do that anymore. So my point of
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Speaker 8: saying that, and the point of Flip always mentioning it,
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Speaker 8: was how do you protect something if you don't know it?
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Speaker 8: So he was big on, you know, getting use involved
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Speaker 8: in the outdoors in a very intimate way, in an
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Speaker 8: in depth way, and really getting them involved in the
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Speaker 8: outdoors where they love it so they would protect it.
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Speaker 8: Because after you know, I mean, we're losing these icons in
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Speaker 8: the sport that have been the leaders and protecting and
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Speaker 8: having a voice, you know for the waterways and the
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Speaker 8: wilderness and the hunting and the fishing and so forth.
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Speaker 8: And I'm big in at myself, but I'm not gonna
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Speaker 8: be around forever either. So for all the listeners out there,
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Speaker 8: whether you have kids or not, I know, you know,
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Speaker 8: kids that want to be in the outdoors, get them
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Speaker 8: out there.
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Speaker 1: Well, I will say you learned, you know, from the best,
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Speaker 1: because I've watched you do the same thing over the years.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, yes, sir.
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Speaker 1: I think Flip, without question, Rob is best known by
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Speaker 1: The Walkers K Chronicles. And I mentioned when I was
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Speaker 1: in the first hour and one of the guys here,
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Speaker 1: I was talking about Flip and he it was obvious
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Speaker 1: he didn't really know the name, and he's not a
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Speaker 1: big outdoors guy necessarily, But then I mentioned Walker's K
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Speaker 1: Chronicles and he shook his head. He goes, of course,
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Speaker 1: I mean that show, Well, it got me to the Bahamas. Rob,
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Speaker 1: you know, for the last twenty five years. I mean,
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Speaker 1: I think the Behamian tourist industry probably owes him about
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Speaker 1: half of what they've made the last forty years.
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Speaker 8: I would say the same thing for the Keys. Yes,
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Speaker 8: no doubt, because I meet so many people here that say, hey,
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Speaker 8: you know what got me coming here was watching the
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Speaker 8: Walkers Chronicles.
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Speaker 1: Yep.
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Speaker 8: And I'll tell you what was really incredible about that show.
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Speaker 8: And Flip had done shows before that and they never
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Speaker 8: took off for one reason or another. But what made
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Speaker 8: that show was it was Flip's vision for every episode.
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Speaker 8: You know, he had in his mind's eye how he
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Speaker 8: wanted that episode to prevail, and the guests that he had,
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Speaker 8: and the backstory involved. And he had the unique ability,
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Speaker 8: unlike most show hosts of any kind, Yes, to take
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Speaker 8: the viewer by the hand and take them on an
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Speaker 8: adventure and make them feel like they're there. Yeah, And
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Speaker 8: I think that's, you know, obviously what he was most
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Speaker 8: known for. But he raised the bar in television by
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Speaker 8: doing it the way he did it.
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Speaker 1: How much did you take for that, Rob when you
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Speaker 1: started doing the Sea Hunter?
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Speaker 8: Oh, one hundred percent. Between Flip and Jose with hebe
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Speaker 8: Jose Yes, also a dear friend of mine. Between those
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Speaker 8: two guys, they influenced me the most upon how I
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Speaker 8: shoot my show. In the field, I want my show
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Speaker 8: to have and I wanted nothing more than it to
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Speaker 8: be everything but just another fishing show. I wanted to
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Speaker 8: take viewers by the hand and take them on an
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Speaker 8: adventure like those two guys did. And knock on wood,
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Speaker 8: I think I've I've I've done pretty well doing that.
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Speaker 8: But without those guys that that vision would have never
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Speaker 8: been there.
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Speaker 1: You know, when when all of that outdoors TV show started,
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Speaker 1: and and not not every show, but it was always about,
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Speaker 1: you know, how many fish can you catch? How many
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Speaker 1: birds can you kill? And those of us who have
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Speaker 1: grown up, and it took me, I don't know about you, Robert,
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Speaker 1: it took me quite a while to determine that when
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Speaker 1: I went fishing or hunting, it was never about how
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Speaker 1: many fish I caught or how many birds I killed.
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Speaker 1: And unfortunately, as a young person, you still want to,
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Speaker 1: you know, you want to limit out every day and
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Speaker 1: you'll stay all day until you do right. But man,
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Speaker 1: it it took me a while to learn that.
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Speaker 8: Absolutely, and I think I think that's just growing, you know,
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Speaker 8: as an outdoorsman. You know, like you said, you know,
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Speaker 8: as you're when you're a youngster, you want to. You
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Speaker 8: want to you can't wait to kill your first deer,
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Speaker 8: and then you want to kill a big deer. And
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Speaker 8: then it becomes a point where you want to kill
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Speaker 8: a lot of deer, you know, with the bow or
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Speaker 8: what have you, or catch a lot of fish. And
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Speaker 8: but there becomes a point in in that that whole
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Speaker 8: journey that is, like you said, it's not about how
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Speaker 8: many you catch, It's not about how big or how
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Speaker 8: many or whatever. It's it's more about the experience and
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Speaker 8: who you're sharing it with.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, so I saw your picture again this year with
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Speaker 1: another big trophy. Uh, how is how was the season?
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Speaker 1: And and tell me about the big I know there's
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Speaker 1: several tournaments down there, but there's always a big one
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Speaker 1: and I believe you were one of the winners this
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Speaker 1: year again.
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Speaker 8: So we have three of the biggest fly fishing tournaments
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Speaker 8: in the world are held right here in Alamorada. They
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Speaker 8: have a sixty two year history. They're all fly fishing
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Speaker 8: for giant tarpin and each tournament has a little bit
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Speaker 8: different rules and so forth, but it's all about chasing
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Speaker 8: giant fish with light tippet and fly rods. And the
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Speaker 8: first tournament I fished was actually in nineteen eighty eight.
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Speaker 8: I won one in nineteen ninety and throughout, to make
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Speaker 8: a long story short, throughout the years, I've fished seventy
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Speaker 8: six of those events as a guide.
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Speaker 12: Wow.
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Speaker 8: And I've been fortunate to win eighteen of those and
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Speaker 8: sixty two times coming first, second, or third with a
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Speaker 8: podium finished. So that's been a pretty cool ride, you know,
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Speaker 8: over the last thirty five thirty six years, and this year.
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Speaker 8: We every year I get a little older, I get
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Speaker 8: it a little slower, I get it, you know, and
20:05
Speaker 8: there's there's a bunch of great young anglers and guys
20:08
Speaker 8: coming along and I'm still trying to defend them off.
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Speaker 8: And this year, luckily we won a big tournament. Actually
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Speaker 8: I won one with the founder of Yettie, Ryan Steeters.
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Speaker 1: Nice.
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Speaker 8: We won the first tournament of the year, the Golden Fly,
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Speaker 8: and the second tournament we came in fourth. And then
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Speaker 8: the third tournament, I was fishing another angler, we came
20:30
Speaker 8: in second. It's what are considered our super Bowl, it's
20:33
Speaker 8: called the Gold Cup.
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Speaker 1: Yes, and.
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Speaker 8: We came in second, but we did manage to catch
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Speaker 8: a fish that that strapped out at one hundred and
20:42
Speaker 8: seventy six, which over the sixty two year history of
20:47
Speaker 8: the tournaments was the biggest one ever caught.
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Speaker 1: No way, is that right?
20:52
Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 13: Wow?
20:53
Speaker 1: Congratulations, thank you? How much larger was that than there
21:01
Speaker 1: largest fish that you had brought?
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Speaker 8: So the biggest fish ever inter in the tournament before
21:08
Speaker 8: that was a one fifty nine And the same week
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Speaker 8: this week this year, as we caught the one seventy six,
21:17
Speaker 8: that guy caught a one sixty one So I don't
21:20
Speaker 8: know if far trpord are getting bigger because we're releasing
21:22
Speaker 8: them and not killing them anymore, Yeah, or we're just
21:24
Speaker 8: getting better at it. Yeah, one of the two.
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Speaker 1: Probably a little of both.
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Speaker 10: I think it is a.
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Speaker 8: Little of both. But I'll tell you, over all the
21:32
Speaker 8: years of doing tournaments and catching fish and doing things,
21:37
Speaker 8: you know, we grabbed these fish by the lower jaw
21:39
Speaker 8: when we get them up by the boat so we
21:41
Speaker 8: can get a good picture and measure them and so forth,
21:43
Speaker 8: And it's always an adrenaline rush, and you get excited
21:46
Speaker 8: and you catch one, and then it's immediately you try
21:49
Speaker 8: to you know, revive them and get rid of them
21:51
Speaker 8: and go back to fishing and catch another one. After
21:54
Speaker 8: I grabbed that fish and went to tie a new
21:56
Speaker 8: leader on, I was shaking so hard a leader on it.
22:01
Speaker 8: It's pretty cool that that the sport still does that
22:03
Speaker 8: to me after all these years.
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Speaker 1: Well, if it does that, you'll have to quit.
22:07
Speaker 8: I agree. I agree.
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Speaker 1: Uh, And you've you've suffered a few injuries over the
22:12
Speaker 1: years trying to do that as well.
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Speaker 8: I know that that I have. Unfortunately, Uh, you know,
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Speaker 8: I think anything you do one hundred percent, one hundred
22:20
Speaker 8: percent of the time, there's gonna be uh sacrifices and
22:24
Speaker 8: you're gonna pay your dues. You know, a lot of
22:26
Speaker 8: good things are going to happen, but you're probably gonna
22:28
Speaker 8: pay your dues. With some injuries and so forth as well,
22:30
Speaker 8: I've had twenty three surgeries, nine shoulders, final fusion, knee ankles,
22:37
Speaker 8: dislocated thumbs from grabbing tarping. You know different this is.
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Speaker 1: This is fishing.
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Speaker 8: It's it's not football, I know, but if you look
22:45
Speaker 8: at the size of these fish and how they behave
22:48
Speaker 8: this year, I actually detached my left bictep in the
22:51
Speaker 8: tournament I won with Ryan, the first tournament of the year,
22:54
Speaker 8: grabbing a fish. It turned out to be one hundred
22:58
Speaker 8: and fifty pounds fish. We had him on about ten
23:01
Speaker 8: or fifteen minutes on a ten weight fly rod sixteen
23:03
Speaker 8: pound tippet. Fish made a big run and a jump
23:06
Speaker 8: and he kind of stunned him a little bit. So
23:08
Speaker 8: I I motored after the fish pretty quick, and Ryan
23:11
Speaker 8: got him to me in less than ten minutes, and
23:13
Speaker 8: I grabbed the fish and then he decided to wake up.
23:16
Speaker 8: And while I'm holding this fish by the lower jaw,
23:18
Speaker 8: he try he tried to jump seven times and on
23:20
Speaker 8: the on the third jump, we both heard the pop.
23:24
Speaker 8: You know, my bus step detached from from my shoulder
23:27
Speaker 8: and uh, but I managed to luckily hold onto the
23:30
Speaker 8: fish and we got the fish went in the tournament.
23:32
Speaker 8: But you know, another uh, another battle wound to market.
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Speaker 1: It's a good thing you're not competitive, you know.
23:44
Speaker 8: Well, you know, as a younger man, I played a
23:46
Speaker 8: lot of sports and my dad was super competitive and
23:49
Speaker 8: he taught me to be super competitive, and I think
23:51
Speaker 8: that was that's been a big help, you know, throughout
23:55
Speaker 8: the years in fishing tournaments, because every day I tarpined,
24:00
Speaker 8: I consider it kind of practice, you know, for the
24:02
Speaker 8: for when the tournaments do come. So when they do come,
24:05
Speaker 8: it's just another day on the water. And I think
24:08
Speaker 8: a lot of guys go out there and just have
24:10
Speaker 8: fun on a lot of days, and when the tournament comes,
24:12
Speaker 8: they turn the juice on. I think, you've got to
24:14
Speaker 8: practice like you play. And I would have never have
24:17
Speaker 8: had that mentality without my dad pushing me when I
24:19
Speaker 8: was a youngster.
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Speaker 1: When do you tape? Tape the show? Are you doing
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Speaker 1: that now? For next year?
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Speaker 8: We are actually next week we start We're going to
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Speaker 8: film the first episode, and then uh, a couple of
24:32
Speaker 8: weeks later, my daughter and I are going to Montana
24:34
Speaker 8: to film bow Hunt for Out, and we're gonna go
24:39
Speaker 8: to go come back to the Keys and film for
24:42
Speaker 8: about the first three weeks of October, and then turn
24:44
Speaker 8: around and go right back to Texas and start filming
24:46
Speaker 8: some white tail hunt. So hard, a bunch of exciting
24:49
Speaker 8: stuff coming.
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Speaker 1: It's a hard job and somebody's got.
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Speaker 8: To do it well, you know, uh, believe it or not.
24:57
Speaker 8: Taking people for this, thank you for a living, It's
25:00
Speaker 8: not as easy.
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Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, no, I was not suggesting that.
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Speaker 1: Trust me. You've had people on your boat like me,
25:08
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Speaker 8: Man, you and your wife were a joy to have
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Speaker 1: I can't thank you enough. I really appreciate it.
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Speaker 13: Uh.
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Speaker 1: I know that you've lost a really good buddy. I
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Speaker 1: I really appreciate you spending time with us, Rob.
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Speaker 8: I appreciate you giving me a chance to talk about it,
25:34
Speaker 8: and it's kind of a healing thing for me. We're
25:37
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25:40
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Speaker 1: I hope I can see you down there in the spring.
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Speaker 1: I appreciate it.
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Speaker 8: I look forward to you. Chip good talking to.
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Speaker 1: cruelty charges by a grand. Jury, hey, guys come out
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Speaker 1: Ago Cody roberts paid a two hundred and fifty dollars
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Speaker 1: five for illegal possession, wildlife but avoided more serious charge
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Speaker 1: as investigators struggled to find cooperative. Witnesses you, know we've
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Speaker 1: law gives a wide leeway for people who kill wolves
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Speaker 1: and other predators by a variety of. Means the twelve
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Speaker 1: weeks to support a charge of felony animal. Cruelty according
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Speaker 1: To Sublett County Attorney Clayton, malenkovitch he had no further
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Speaker 1: comment on the. Case roberts hasn't, commented did not have
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Speaker 1: a listed working. Number nor an attorney on. File if,
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Speaker 1: convicted he faces up to two years in prison and
35:22
Speaker 1: a five thousand dollars five which is significantly more than
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Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty video let's. See widely circulated photos
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Speaker 1: showed a man identified As roberts posing with the wolf
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Speaker 1: its mouth bound with Tape february twenty twenty four at
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Speaker 1: a bar Near, daniel which has about one hundred and fifty,
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Speaker 1: people fifty miles south Of. Jackson the light punishment Against
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Speaker 1: roberts led to calls for A wyoming tourism. Boycott, yeah
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Speaker 1: that's little. Much yellowstone had his second busiest year on
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Speaker 1: significant attention found a sheriff's deputy did not commit involuntary
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Speaker 1: manslaughter by killing an unarmed man after a traffic. Stop
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Speaker 1: government sponsored, poisoning, trapping, bouting hunting all but wiped out
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Speaker 1: wolves in the lower forty. Eight of, course they've been
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Speaker 1: reintroduced in that area In. YELLOWSTONE i don't know IF
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Speaker 1: i mentioned this or, not but we were in the
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Speaker 1: park In. July finally saw some. Wolves they were a
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Speaker 1: long way. Away needed a spotting, scope but did see.
36:42
Speaker 1: Them that was a. Thrill the wolves remained listed as
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Speaker 1: a federally endangered or threatened species in most of the.
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Speaker 1: Country they have no protection In, Idaho, montana And, wyoming
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Speaker 1: where they can be hunted and. Trapped exceptions do include
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Speaker 1: the park At yellowstone And Grand, teton where hunting's. Prohibited they,
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Speaker 1: are of course a major. Attraction the predator zone Includes
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Speaker 1: Sublet county where the wolf was. Killed so, anyway we'll
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Speaker 1: see what happens. There, look you don't want somebody look
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Speaker 1: if he hit it by, accident and that, happens he's
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Speaker 1: on a. Snowmobile that, happens but you don't parade him
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Speaker 1: around to your drunken buddies in the bar take. Pictures, hey,
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Speaker 1: guys look WHAT i. Found that's not the way to respect.
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Speaker 1: WILDLIFE i realize that there are still a few of
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Speaker 1: you out, there even In god's, country who, say, well you.
37:53
Speaker 1: Shouldn't you shouldn't be killing animals, anyway it's. Disgusting i'm
37:58
Speaker 1: not going to go into all of that. AGAIN i
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Speaker 1: will just say, this ninety nine percent of us who
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Speaker 1: are in the outdoors have great respect for the animals we. Chase,
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Speaker 1: Okay and we are, conservationists and part of conservation is,
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Speaker 1: hunting whether you like it or. NOT i do not
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Speaker 1: condone people doing stuff like, this taping the wool to
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38:36
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38:39
Speaker 1: Alive now that that doesn't. Hunt AND i don't think
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38:52
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Speaker 1: they came back with all their. Buddies he went, through
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Speaker 1: fell in the, pool scared, himself went out the kiddy,
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Speaker 1: door the doggy. Door raccoons entered the house through a
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Speaker 1: cat door three O'clock sunday. Morning no one knew what
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Speaker 1: happened until he and his, Wife, margaret looked at their
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Speaker 1: home surveillance. Video we started looking at all the. Raccoons
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Speaker 1: they were having a, party a time of their. Lives
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Speaker 1: several of them in the, chukuzzi splashing, around three of.
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Speaker 1: Them cleaners had a camera on the covered porch capture
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Speaker 1: of the raccoons coming in and out of the. House
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Speaker 1: they ate all the cat food that was out for our.
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Speaker 1: Kiddies they spilled the bulls all over the dining. Room
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Speaker 1: they counted eight of. Them that's a lot of, raccoons he.
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Speaker 1: Said he worries About. RAYBIS i, thought you, know while
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Speaker 1: raccoons and they're in my home and you don't know
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Speaker 1: where they've. Been he called nine to one one. In
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Speaker 1: The Florida Wildlife commission tried reaching out to The Brevard
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Speaker 1: County Animal. Services said his neighbors have had trouble with the,
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Speaker 1: raccoons trash pandas he, said he'll be securing the cat
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Speaker 1: doors so they won't do that. Again The Florida Wildlife commission,
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Speaker 1: oh thank you very. Much they, said trapping or killing
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Speaker 1: should be a last. Resort, well guess, what get them
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Speaker 1: before they get. You you know What i'm. SAYING i
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Speaker 1: think you know What i'm. SAYING a sixty three year
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Speaker 1: force the, man whose identity is not yet, released with
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Speaker 1: yank from the water with severe, injuries rushed to a
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Speaker 1: clinic and airlifted to THE us for additional. Treatment his
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Speaker 1: condition is. Unknown The bahamas has a reputation as a
44:26
Speaker 1: shark hotspot thanks to a few high profile. Cases, though
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Speaker 1: and listen to, me we hear this every time there's.
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Speaker 1: Attack attacks remain. Rare thirty four confirmed in the last
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Speaker 1: four hundred. Years that's the ninth highest in terms of
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Speaker 1: shark encounters in all the. Countries An american tourist thought
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Speaker 1: she was quote going to die after a shark attacked
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Speaker 1: her in her friend swimming at the vacation Hotspot andebruary And,
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Speaker 1: march a spate of shark attacks and crime across The
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Speaker 1: bahamas PROMPTED us officials to reissue a travel advisory in
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Speaker 1: a remote spot where most of The bahamas. Is by the,
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Speaker 1: Way i've never had any issue traveling in The. Bahamas
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Speaker 1: THE Us State department issued A level two warning Cautioning
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Speaker 1: american travelers to quote exercise increased, caution stay alert for.
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Speaker 1: Sharks shark attacks have led to serious injuries and, death
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Speaker 1: said The State. Department Land, shark some of you don't
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Speaker 1: the land, Shark So Katy perry that had the shark
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Speaker 1: when he and his group opened fire on an. Elephant
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Speaker 1: one of them, charged lifted him with his, trunk was
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Speaker 1: shot by the other, hunters and it collapsed on the,
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Speaker 1: man killing him. Instantly it's the revenge of the. Elephants
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Speaker 1: i'm gonna tell you never had any interest in doing.
46:42
Speaker 1: THAT i don't think there's Any african. Wildlife Frankly i've
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Speaker 1: had any. Interest but you, know to each his. Own,
46:54
Speaker 1: again there's conservation. Involved they issued permits for stuff like.
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Speaker 1: That it's not. Illegal it. Is it is. Legal people
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Speaker 1: go all the time To, africa BUT i JUST i
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Speaker 1: don't have any interest In But I'm i'm not gonna
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Speaker 1: judge people who.
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Speaker 12: Do this is.
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Speaker 1: Attack Brian vasquez drowned after suffering blunt force trauma during the,
47:32
Speaker 1: attack according To New Orleans police during a press conference.
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Speaker 1: Yesterday he's been missing a couple of. Weeks climbed out
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Speaker 1: a window of his bedroom at five in the. Morning
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Speaker 1: after a nearly two week, search his body was Discovered
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Speaker 1: Neighborhood we know these are difficult, outcomes Said Anne, Kirkpatrick
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Speaker 1: New Orleans Police. Superintendent we have quite a grieving, community
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Speaker 1: a grieving. Family the investigation. Continues authorities allegedly did not
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Speaker 1: respond to the nine to one one call about the
48:16
Speaker 1: missing boy for five. Hours the delay sparked an internal.
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Speaker 1: INVESTIGATION i don't have all the. Facts there could be
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Speaker 1: reasons to, explain but on the basis it's. Inordinate she.
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48:35
Speaker 1: belonging to the boy's, parents though the superintendent claimed the
48:39
Speaker 1: move could mean. Nothing THE Us Cajun, navy a voluntary
48:50
Speaker 1: emergency response, group used a drone team to find the boy's.
48:54
Speaker 1: Body the search was delayed and complicated by several environmental.
48:59
Speaker 1: Conditions kirkpatrick has asked The Louisiana Apartment whileife In fisheries
49:05
Speaker 1: to exterminate the lagoon of nuisance alligators and bring in
49:09
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49:15
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49:21
Speaker 1: death at his first, Performance Manuel Maria trinidade twenty, two
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Speaker 1: making a digbut Last friday in front of almost seven
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Speaker 1: thousand people In portugal's capital Of. Lisbon staring down the
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Speaker 1: fifteen hundred pound, bull he started running toward it just
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Speaker 1: to hesitate as it charged, back try to grab the.
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Speaker 1: Horns the bull hoisted it about carried him all the
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Speaker 1: way to the other side of the. Ring several other
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Speaker 1: bullfighters ran out but failed to slow the. Charge as
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Speaker 1: the bull continued. Attacking they eventually got it to move
50:01
Speaker 1: by pulling on its, tail shining lights in his. Eyes
50:04
Speaker 1: paramedics went to treat. It he suffered traumatic head, injuries
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Speaker 1: declared dead when he arrived at the. Hospital seventy three
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Speaker 1: ten years raising. Alpacas the lions did not eat any
51:23
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51:28
Speaker 1: It they just. Killed they're not going to eat fifteen.
51:33
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51:40
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51:44
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51:50
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51:54
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