What is up everybody? I've got Eric Barber across from me and we've got 10 minutes to talk

about killkits. Now this is kind of, I say kind of like an East versus West, even though

actually Eric you and I are just coming off a couple Western Hunts, me for Antelope, you

for deer. But yeah, I thought our killkits were going to look very similar. They're not.

They're kind of vastly different. So why don't we go with yours? It shouldn't take long.

So talk about, you know, you've got a few items on the table here. So if you're

watching on YouTube, you might get a clearer picture. That's always a good idea.

Sometimes are oftentimes we have props here. Eric, this is your, this is kind of your

Eastern white tail kill kit, correct? And right off the bat, it's worth mentioning

that we've got a right up on this. So a written version of basically everything

we're covering here in much greater detail up at the vortex optics.com website on

the blog where we take an even deeper dive into this stuff, field kit for field care.

But today what we're kind of focusing on is these killkits. And yeah, I mean, this is

what I'll use on a Midwestern white tail hunt. It's also the same thing I'm going to use,

you know, when I'm mule deer hunting out in Montana this fall. So basically all I have

here in Mark, you kind of go into this in your article, different types of knives.

This is a buck 110 folder classic, a classic. It is a classic. And I got this knife from

my dad when I was like 16 years old. So it's like, I don't know, I will never use another

hunting knife. You know, everything I've ever shot, I've processed with this thing or

at least in the field processing. And, you know, they make a lot, they make a lot lighter

one though. It's, it's ounces, Mark. Just mere ounces. What now? Yeah, let me ask you

this. No, I don't want to jinx it. No, I'm not going to block a wood, got a big wood

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