Or, oh, you're really lucky to be doing that while they're pulling in the lot in a brand new pickup truck and i'm running around in a 15 year old beater because i'm putting my money towards hunting it's just all priorities and man i'm glad i did it that way that's right that's right yeah i

mean i don't know everybody's got their own it just like it goes back to what i just said where's your want to at you know i mean if you really want to do something you'll figure out a way to make it happen you know and not everybody is he is eat up with hunting as i am or you are or A lot of other people are.

And that's okay.

You know, maybe your thing's golf.

Maybe your thing's whatever, racing.

I mean, whatever your thing is, you know, it's all good.

You just got to, if you really want it, you just got to make it happen.

Yeah.

Did you grow up duck hunting? Did you grow up hunting? Yeah.

I did not at all.

So nobody in my family hunted anything.

Deer, ducks, nothing.

So it's sort of a weird deal that I got into how I got in.

So let me start here.

So I had a stepfather that introduced me into deer hunting and he was...

It's because where you finish in school does not equate to if you're smart or educated.

Yeah.

Um, I, I would, I'd rather leave those waders at home if I could.

So, so we hunted those in the field, and then the, uh, the next thing that they had that I wanted was their Australasian shoveler.

So there are four shoveler spoonie species in the world.

Uh, obviously, you have ours here.

You have the Australasian shoveler down there, which looks kind of similar to ours, but they have a crescent cheek patch like a blue-winged teal.

It's white.

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