Hunting blind

up a big old hill.

12 Point Hunting Blinds presents...

Welcome back to American Reach Outdoors, segment two of our show.

We are in the studio at KCountry95, and we had two special guests.

But I wanna introduce our guest 'cause this is the first podcast we've ever done from the blind.

Yep.

We got Kyle from Maverick Hunting Blinds.

That's right.

We're not actually hunting right now.

Let's get away from that.

What is your duck blind snack of choice, Chance?

Ooh, duck blind snack of choice.

I'm a big proponent of donuts.

If I get a Krispy Kreme chocolate glaze with sprinkles, then I'm mile high.

All right, there's nothing wrong with a good donut at the Duck Blind.

Although I will say a good donut was gonna go really good with a nice cup of coffee, steaming cup of coffee at the Duck Blind.

But anyway, I digress.

Captain

of the Ground Blind?

Captain of the Layout Blind? You know what? Do whatever you want.

Well...

Yeah, I'm excited.

We're going to talk about which breeds you think are the best breeds for the duck blind.

We're also going to talk about the picture that made you kind of world famous.

Yes.

This is the Midwest, and this is a place that if you're spending time in the outdoors, waterfowl hunting or big game hunting or angling, there really, I think, is a hidden gem here that the rest of the country may not fully know about.

And somebody who's spent a great portion of their life in the outdoors, in the Midwest, in several states throughout the Midwest, is Hannah Stonehouse.

She's been in Duck Blind.

She's been in Upland Field.