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Our founding fathers lived in a time of tyranny and oppression. The idea of human rights, personal property, and freedom of expression were at the whims of the ruling class. It was commonplace for people of the world to be told what religion they could belong to and how to worship and what they could say and not say about the leaders of their society, to be forced to live in a caste system that did not allow for bettering one's life, to be told what possessions they could own, or to even be forced into slavery. Violating the societal rules established by kings, queens, czars, or other ruling classes would lead to severe penalties, such as imprisonment, torture, loss of extremities (such as fingers, hands, arms), loss of the senses and organs (such as eyes, ears, noses, or tongue), or the common practice of death by execution!

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Heidi Rao has been employed as an assistant hunter education coordinator since 1998. She is also the state coordinator for the Texas Becoming an Outdoors-Woman (BOW) Program. John Rao is an Honorably Retired State Game Warden with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department after 26 years of service. John and Heidi are both heavily involved with introducing kids to outdoor activities. They are very active in the Boy Scouts of America. They are also involved with many youth hunts, youth fishing opportunities, and introducing youth and their families to camping. John and Heidi have four boys: Dominic born in 2002; Matthew born in 2004; JohnJohn born in 2006; and Luke born in 2009. They are very involved with their boys' busy schedules but always find time to play together. They take time for a long family vacation each summer. Some of their best memories have been made on their lengthy road trips across the states, from the beaches in Florida to the mountains of Wyoming. As a family they fish, hunt and camp together, passing on the customs and values established from generations before them. As parents, their motivation is conserving their family tradition and raising their boys to be wild.

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