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of what a person values: nature, family and independence. What is the thing in life you are most proud of? My two sons, Benaiah and Khyber. I just love them to death. Even though, they are still pretty young, I have made it my mission in life, to train them to be men of integrity. I cannot wait to teach them how to be a man. I am excited to see what they will accomplish in their lifetimes. My wife and I are just trying to be good examples for them. Those are quite interesting names. Do they have a purpose behind them? We wanted them to have unique names. Benaiah is a Hebrew name. In the Old Testament, he was one of David’s Mighty Men and known for being a hero. On his exploits, he killed several lions with his bare hands, very brave and courageous. I want my son to be a courageous person as he grows up and to know that he can kill the lions in his life. As for Khyber, I did some humanitarian work in Pakistan and Afghanistan and drove through the Khyber Pass, which is basically the only way you can get through the Hindu Kush mountains, along the border. For thousands of years, it was a stronghold. Many conquerors tried to get through from Genghis Khan to Alexander the Great. They never succeeded. Khyber is of Hebrew origin as well, it means “fortress”. What would you cook? That is another thing about me…I don’t like to be put in a box. I like to cook all kinds of foods, Asian, Indian, Moroccan food; and then of course, wild game…I love to grill. I love to eat what I kill, quail, dove, deer. We haven’t bought beef or hamburger meat in five years. I just really enjoy cooking, trying new recipes and experimenting. Their namesakes were chosen to help them later, when they get old enough, to be able to look back on their names and think, “This is who I am,” even when they are facing opposition in life. What is your favorite thing about Texas? Definitely the culture! I love culture. I love learning about other cultures. But, Texas culture is in my blood. Texans understand why other Texans believe that this is the best place to be from. Texans have a lot of pride in their state, their Alamo, their football, their Tex-Mex, their industry, as they should. Texans feel at home with Texans, no matter where they hang their hats. Rumor has it you are quite a hunter. Tell me about hunting in Texas? Well, I love to hunt, fish…Been doing them both for as long as I can remember. I enjoy hunting a variety of game, especially dove, quail, turkey and deer. My favorite type of hunting, hands down is for quail. Working with the dogs is half the fun. I go quail hunting four of five times a year with my grandfather, who instilled his love for the sport in me. It is something I treasure doing with him. It really is an art and I will pass it along to my boys someday. One of the things lately, that has been really fun, has been teaching my wife, who had never seen a gun, a ranch, or a deer before she met me. I have just as much fun helping her, as I do hunting myself. And, then when the shoulder starts to hurt from shooting, we head to the coast to wade fish. Just another one of the things I love about Texas! How important do you feel the “Recreational Ranch” is to the real estate in Texas? Well it is the most important to me personally, not just because I make my living selling them, but because it is a part of the Texas dream. You know, you have the American Dream and then you have the Texas dream. Everyone in Texas knows someone who owns a “big Texas ranch”, whether it is 100 acres or 10,000 acres. To most Texans, ranch ownership is the ultimate expression 40 F a l l 2 0 1 3
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