Duck

He was a car dealer.

and and was had a pile of money by the uh by the standard of the day and just completely fell in love with duck hunting he had been a part of some of the bigger sheep like wapanaka outing club he'd hunted there he'd hunted all up and down the river and kind of over on the grand prairie and he realized kind of got ahead of the curve and realized that ducks need a place to rest ducks need i mean as fun as it is to chase ducks and hunt ducks and you know that as well as anybody You just can't do it at the same spot every day and expect the same result.

Ducks need a place to rest.

And so he started looking for a place and had a couple people working for him that were trying to find him a spot.

And I think the story goes that he had actually – Gotten in touch with some of the folks that own the ground where Claypool sits today and asked to buy it.

You know, that fly out video I sent you, that was, that was not from that day.

That was from an earlier day, but it was always, that was one of the most special times out there was, was real late in the afternoon.

Ducks are coming out to go feed at night, you know, nocturnal ducks, people call them, but yeah, right after he died, man, and just kind of a flood of emotion to be sitting there and, and looking at that place and, and really, you know, we didn't get too into it this time, but that, That was a place Will and I got to use and treat as our own there for a while.

Nah.

Steven, put in a reminder for when the Sharks play the Ducks.

We've got to bet that.

Forgot about

Here we go.

All Ducks is from Asmati Games, and it says here, limited test print version 0.9, but they sold it, I bought it, it's produced, and it looks pretty much the same as most Asmati games, so...

What have you.

But I was interested in this one because the designer, Chris Sisolik, has done some interesting stuff in the past.

If they're numbers, they go in front of you.

If you play a three or four, you draw three cards from the deck, but you're not safe.

Ducks can still bite you.

And if you discard a five or six, you take the top two cards from the deck and put them in your scoring area, and nobody knows what they are other than you.