What is up everybody Mark on the mic across me Mr Ryan Muckin' Hearn, Ryan how are you?

Mark, I'm well, you're starting off strong with a new water bottle today.

Yeah, you like that? I do. That's nice. It's a it's a

Yeti. It's a live wild brand. What from our friend Remy Warren? What do you got in there?

That is just a salt supplement. No kid. Yeah, that's a little flavor. It doesn't taste just like salt water.

Just a little zip. Yeah. Not what we're talking about today.

No. Listers might be like, oh man, they're going to talk about salt supplements.

You know, comment below. If you're interested in hearing about like water supplements. I'd be curious because I wanted to do a

podcast on water supplements at one time shot down. All right. So maybe this will either be my vindication or they'll be like yeah no that's like not a good idea you

Boring I don't think so man I think there's I think there's some science to it some physiology with our bodies

Sure when and how you wanted and okay the topic of today's pod this intro was a misfire Ryan I disagree but the topic of the

today's podcast is muzzle loader misfires how do we prevent oh yeah how do we prevent muzzy misfires? I think that's how we'll frame it in the old

title with a thumbnail a couple years ago Ryan I've muzzleloaded for many years.

Yeah.

A couple years ago I was on a Midwest late season white tail hunt.

Yep.

Got a little lazy.

Yep.

And wasn't, you know, reloading things like that.

Maybe I took the muzzle loader from, you know,

from the stand, threw it in the vehicle a few times

for some short stints.

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