Where did you settle, and then move into your outdoors, outdoor, uh, hobbies?

Well, so I had, I guess from the age of 23, when I joined the Army, until, um, I guess 30.

So there was a, a stretch there of about seven, eight years where I didn't hunt.

Um, I had, uh...

So first when I joined the Army, obviously I was living in barracks.

I couldn't have a shotgun in barracks and, and all that stuff, and I didn't have, I didn't have places to go or anything, and I was more interested in drinking and, and chasing girls, to be honest with you.

Um, and then I came back from Afghanistan in '07, and I was living in New Brunswick at the time.

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Have you noticed much change in the water levels and the habitat out there in all those years? So,

the habitat, yes, because what was once... staging areas for, you know, 500,000 birds, well, they're no longer there anymore.

So they're either, there's one of two things.

So by the time I get there in September, it's dried up because it was a dry summer or the farmers filled it in and has planted crop on it.

But Saskatchewan is losing habitat.

But But now, and not to change the subject on you, but I'm changing the subject on you because just the last couple days now, I don't know if you follow Grant Sinclair on your socials.

I do.

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