What is up everybody? We have 10 minutes to talk about cold feet. Now Eric, I'm not talking

about the kind of cold feet that a person might get before their wedding night.

Sure.

Because I'd be honest, I never had that. I've never been so certain of something in my

life and I tell you what it keeps getting better every single day.

A man's man.

Do you think she's listening?

Definitely not.

They're always listening.

Uh, probably not. So we are going to talk about cold feet. We're talking about cold

weather, static, white tail hunting, sitting for hours and possibly sub zero temps.

Oftentimes, late season, oftentimes late season. I tell you what, I've had a lot of

November hunts that were like late season hunts. It just depends on the tie on the fall

you get. We kind of had an unseasably warm one this year. Next year could be different.

And uh, you got to be ready for it, right? You got to be ready. Nothing will ruin a hunt

faster than cold feet. It is just simply hard. If not impossible to stay on, stand

if your feet go numb. And actually, could even be dangerous, right? Eric, I'm looking

to you on this. I've done a variety of things over the years that have gotten me by gotten

me by. I definitely think I'm prone to getting cold hands and feet. We've got a couple

examples here. Yep. I guess what's, uh, what are your recommendations? I've got some as

well.

On the table, we have two boots here. I actually forgot my visual aids, but market

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