So up until now, how has your season been from a, from a hunting perspective? What have you done so far this year? It is October 20th.

So, I mean, pretty good.

Had a really cool hunt, which might play into a little bit of our conversation that we're going to have about, uh, America's, uh, finest deer, the, uh, the black tail, Dan.

Okay.

But, um, so I went back home, uh, in mid September and did, uh, what they call the high buck hunt in Washington with a really good buddy of mine, Joey Pyburn.

we've known each other for a long time.

He's actually the host now, or has been for a few years of a really cool, uh, outdoor radio show, uh, on Seattle sports called the outdoor line.

Right, right.

until now, how has your season been from a, from a hunting perspective? What have you done so far this year? It is October 20th.

So, I mean, pretty good.

Had a really cool hunt, which might play into a little bit of our conversation that we're going to have about, uh, America's, uh, finest deer, the, uh, the black tail, Dan.

Okay.

But, um, so I went back home, uh, in mid September and did, uh, what they call the high buck hunt in Washington with a really good buddy of mine, Joey Pyburn.

we've known each other for a long time.

He's actually the host now, or has been for a few years of a really cool, uh, outdoor radio show, uh, on Seattle sports called the outdoor line.

Right, right.

So up until now, how has your season been? From a hunting perspective, what have you done so far this year? It is October 20th.

So, I mean, pretty good.

Had a really cool hunt, which might play into a little bit of our conversation that we're going to have about, uh, America's, uh, finest deer, the, uh, the black tail, Dan.

Okay.

But, um, so I went back home, uh, in mid September and did, uh, what they call the high buck hunt in Washington with a really good buddy of mine, Joey Pyburn.

we've known each other for a long time.

He's actually the host now, or has been for a few years of a really cool, uh, outdoor radio show, uh, on Seattle sports called the outdoor line.

Right, right.

Very responsible way to start.

Some states allow the take of bearded hens, some states don't.

Now, I will not begrudge somebody who takes a bearded hen if it's w- within, uh, I guess, you know, the, uh-... hunting regulations of that state.

If you can take a hen, I'm not gonna begr- begrudge you that.

Am I going to do it myself? Boy, I'm gonna do everything that I can not to.

In fact, I'm just gonna say that I'm not going to.

We've got hens for a reason.

Something about licking dudes.