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I think that the interesting thing to start off with here is we got a rugged outdoorsman or rugged outdoors woman and then me.

But the rugged outdoorsman's got these cute little slippers on.

The rugged outdoors woman has like great trail runners on and then I'm wearing fucking crocks.

They're camo crocs, which I think that counts for something

but yeah but anyways

we're here in Pierce South Dakota

we're with the Stefan brothers

and these are these are lodge slippers

are they got to wear these. You know who

also was wearing these this week?

The Medal of Honor recipient.

A Medal of Honor recipient? Yeah. Clint Romish? Yeah. Clint. Rocking the lodge slippers, man. It's the thing. Dude, you know what

else he was rocking? The fucking fish below the ice that we were spearing. And the pheasant.

Holy cow, that guy. I never got to see that. I'm a little sad. I mean, I saw him with the

pheasants, so that was impressive. Yeah. Well, hey, this is, you know, this is the next episode of Free Range American. I'm your guest host, Marty Skulvin, Jr. I'm here with Mike Shea. He's the senior editor of Free Range American. He's really good at rearranging birds and killing things in all manner of

ways. And then we've also got Laura Zara, who is an adventurous, outdoors, survivalist. She's

been on TV. She's hop trains in Mexico. She finds interesting twigs and rearranges them in pleasing

ways. I'm really excited to have both of you you find folks on.

I'm excited too. Thanks so much. Yeah. So I think let's get right into it. We're on location.

What about about a half hour north of Pierce, South Dakota? And we're with the Stefan Brothers

outfitters. And they are putting us on the ice with a big old hole in it, giving us spears. We're spearing massive fish. And then we're going out in the afternoon and killing pheasants, right? It's been full days, like, nonstop. I can't believe how much we've been able to fit in. It's like stressing because it's winter and there's not a lot of light. And I feel like I'm exhausted at the end of the day.

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