You wanna take this one, Brian?

Sure.

Oh man, that's tough.

Um, we don't have a teal season in Pennsylvania, and when I got to know Elliot, he said, "You know, you can come out, hunt early teal with us if you want to." And I said, "Well, don't throw that out there if you don't want me to take [laughs] advantage of it-

Awesome.

Yeah, the easiest way is go to migrationwaterfowl.com. You can find my podcast links there.

I've got a YouTube channel.

I also came out with a product called the Gear Roost this year, if you need some help organizing and storing your gear.

Yeah, traveling and then coming home, too.

So for traveling, I have a big jet sled.

Um, that makes it very convenient for pulling your gear, whether you're walking into...

I do a lot of mostly public land hunting.

Walking into public marshes, um, you can organize all of your stuff in that jet sled.

And the nice thing is you just pick the jet sled up, slide it in the back of your pickup truck.

As long as you're not getting too crazy.

Are you, are you watching that line as well?

And, uh, just tell everybody, you know, a little bit about where you're from, and what's Migration Waterfowl?

Yeah.

I appreciate you inviting me on.

This is a real pleasure.

Um, my name's Brian Halbleib, like you mentioned.

I'm from southwest Pennsylvania.

I, I run a little podcast called the Migration Waterfowl podcast, got a YouTube channel, um, social medias, the whole bit.

Well, uh, tell everybody, Brian, where they can follow Migration Waterfowl and get plugged in with you.

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I want to make sure I answered your question properly.

Um, man, it's, it's a, it's a roller coaster of emotions, for sure, because I'm really excited for them.

They're very driven, very hardworking girls.

Young ladies, I should say.

They're not girls anymore.

So tell, tell us more about that hunt.