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Why Should Charlie Kirk Matter to Houndsmen?

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Charlie Kirk, a champion of Conservative Values including Constitutional Rights was murdered for exercising those God given rights.This is a direct attack on freedoms that are so necessary for the future of the Houndsman Lifestyle.

In this episode Chris breaks down how this political assassination directly effects the hound hunting community. Chris dissects how this violent act, that is becoming more common from the progressive liberal movement, violates the rights of every citizen and in particular Houndsmen. 

If hunting and Houndsmen are to survive in this world that is seeing violence replace discourse, this is a must listen. Chris breaks down what the Bible has to say about God’s plan for the role of man in wildlife management, how essential, guaranteed constitutional freedoms are being violated and how we can take a strong stand against the evil forces that are our attacking our way of life.

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