What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here to talk about the topic of packing your backpack. Mark, you brought this one up and I kind of thought at first like, man, really? Like, don't you just chug everything in there and just head off to the mountains or the woods?

But apparently, and you're going to introduce our guest here in a second, according to our guests and some of the stuff you've learned from

him there is some strategy some methods to the madness of packing your pack so why don't you

want you get us going from there Mark yes Jim that simple, a little bit more than meets the eye, perhaps.

Now, you know, I'm familiar with loading a backpack and definitely know a few tricks of the trade,

but it really wasn't that long ago on a hunt with our guest Joey Pibern from Outdoor Line Radio.

We were chasing bears in the backcountry and I was actually suffering from a case of sloppy

backpack and it's embarrassing to say but it did happen and here we are and so again

that's why we're talking about it we talk about these things we're open about them and

that can hopefully help other people with our experiences here.

So Joey, how's it going?

You're in Camo.

It looks like you were doing something this morning.

Yes, yeah, I snuck out to the duck blind this morning

with Spencer and Zach from Off Grid and we hammered some ducks and then quickly ran out of the

field and got back here so we could jump on with you guys.

Awesome man, right on.

Appreciate it, appreciate it.

So it wasn't that long ago either that you and Rob

Inslee also from Outdoor Lion Radio out of the great city of Seattle. You guys

knocked down a couple bucks in the backcountry. So you have some recent experience packing bucks out.

And I think you guys got another one

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