What is up, everybody? You know, when it comes to hunting or even a variety of outdoor experiences, access can be the linchpin. It's the driver. It's kind of square one. You need a place to go. And to help us talk about how to get a place to go. We have Mr. Nick DeCastro from really cool company,

innovative company called Land Trust, to maybe we're going to go over and highlight their

platform because it's just, it's another avenue, it's another tool that a person can use

to get that access and hopefully, you know, seek out,

find, and book the outdoor experience they're looking for. Nick, what's going on, man?

Yeah, I appreciate you having me on, Mark. Thank you. So we actually met through a mutual friend

in Bozeman. I was coming off a bear hunt and my buddy Ryan was like, oh, hey, let's go have

lunch. We're going to meet up with my buddy Nick. He's with this company Land Trust. And I'm like,

Land Trust, what's that? So he kind of went over it. We had lunch. You told me about it even further,

elaborated on it. And I was super intrigued by it because I thought it was really cool. And then I left that conversation going, man, we should really podcast about that.

And here we are.

Here we are.

There we go.

By the way, not just a bear hunt.

You guys killed two bears in the same morning.

So I feel like that's an extraordinary bear hunt, right?

It was totally extraordinary.

There was, yeah.

I mean, how often do you essentially double on two mature bears the same day, like basically together, you know, it was, yeah, it was one for the books for sure. So. Yeah. Well, yeah. So for those of your listeners, you've never heard about land trusts, I think it's safe to say we're probably the largest land sharing marketplace for outdoor wreck.

That's kind of a jumbled up word.

But think Airbnb for hunting, fishing, camping, foraging, all sorts of stuff on private land all over the country.

So, you know, we've about a million, 1.4-ish million acres of land in 42 states.

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