Houston Safari Membership Basis (HSCF) and the “Looking Issues with Joe Betar” podcast welcomes Razor Dobbs.
Razor was the host of Razor Dobbs Alive Tv collection for 9 years. He’s finest recognized for his pistol looking prowess – looking near 200 animals, together with three Cape buffalo with a 10mm auto pistol.
As nice of an expertise the tv present was, Razor believed there was extra to life than looking in entrance of the digicam. So, in 2019 Razor determined to say goodbye to his sponsors and step away. Earlier than the mud might choose Razor’s tv present, he was kicking up extra mud within the desert – racing in a number of the world’s most well-known, treacherous off-road races – doing effectively but additionally discovering himself within the hospital and ER on a couple of event. Now, he has his sights on racing the world-famous Rating Worldwide Baja 1000 which he’ll battle this November.
Razor has additionally been a volunteer firefighter for the previous three years which he claims is the third neatest thing he has ever performed. “Construction fires, wildfires, automotive wrecks, excessive water rescues, it’s by no means a uninteresting second and I get extra satisfaction out of working and coaching with these really wonderful firefighters and being there, 24 hours a day, for the group.”
Within the meantime, between racing and firefighting, Razor is writing a novel. He hopes – if he can let the mud settle lengthy sufficient – he can end it.
Razor and his spouse Sylvia reside on their ranch outdoors of Kerrville, TX with their normal poodle Blade. Razor nonetheless hunts along with his 10mm auto and bow. He and Sylvia might be occurring Safari in Africa in 2025.
Razor Dobbs was born in Kerrville, TX on the open day of looking season – November 16, 1970
About Looking Issues with Joe Betar
“Looking Issues with Joe Betar”: An acclaimed podcast celebrating the wonders of the nice outdoor. Be part of hosts Joe Betar, Govt Director of HSCF, and Houston media character Ramon Robles as they delve into fascinating discussions with a various array of company. From looking and fishing to sport capturing, conservation, coverage, and even culinary arts, this podcast covers all of it. Out there on all main podcast platforms—subscribe, hear, price, and overview!
About Houston Safari Membership Basis
Houston Safari Membership Basis (HSCF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit group whose mission is to protect the game of looking via schooling, conservation, and the promotion of our looking heritage. HSCF has awarded 697 scholarships totaling $3.2 million {dollars}. HSCF conducts youth out of doors education schemes, profession coaching, hunter schooling and area experiences all year long. HSCF has offered over $4 million in grants for hunter-funded wildlife, habitat, and varied conservation initiatives. HSCF is an impartial group, is just not affiliated with Safari Membership Worldwide (SCI) or its associates and isn’t a chapter or affiliate of every other group. Go to our web site at wehuntwegive.org or name 713.623.8844 for extra data. HSCF. We Hunt. We Give.
