You liked the competition part of it

then.

We went and got married in Arkansas, the gal I was going with, my first wife.

And I took my full-time magazine.

Because I wanted to stop by and see Mrs. Walker.

She ran a full cry down there in Missouri.

We stopped by to see Mrs. Walker.

I don't have

Monroe

country club spots.

Thin River Chief.

Thin River Zoom.

Thin River Chief.

Monroe's Thin River Joe.

Thin River Chief.

finals.

So you were talking about this blue tick dog, and what, how did your coon hunting evolve after that blue dog? What, can we, can we go back there?

Well, I, yeah.

Uh, my dad, he bou- after that blue dog, he bought a black and tan dog from a guy, and, uh, he, uh, we had it for a while, and then he sold it and Dad quit hunting.

He was done hunting.

So we got to, we ordered two dogs from a dog kennel in Kentucky.

It was $25 apiece, and they come in on a railroad train in big old, oak crates, and I think, if I remember right, it cost something like 30-some dollars to get them in on the crate on the train.

So but we didn't have any way to get around.

Mm-hmm.