All right, welcome to the don't, don't.

We're supposed to have a clapper.

But I'm the final clapper.

I know.

All right, welcome to the Black Rifle Coffee podcast, Kevin Reeves, Baker Levitt,

and today we have Tim Lesser from Leopold.

Hey, Tim, how are you?

Good. Thanks for having me.

No, thanks for coming, man. It's awesome. Appreciate it.

So, tell us a little bit about yourself. Where'd you come from? Where'd you grow up? We had a little bit in common over dinner last night. I'm like, oh, you're right in Oregon. And, of course, I knew Leopold was out there.

I just didn't realize proximity and camis where I live and whatnot.

Yeah, we're pretty close.

Yeah, absolutely. Didn't realize that until last night.

Yeah, for sure. of course I knew Leopold was out there. I just didn't realize proximity and camis where I live and whatnot.

Yeah, we're pretty close. Yeah, absolutely. Didn't realize that until last night. Yeah, for sure. I'm actually, I grew up in Washington State. My dad was in the Navy, and so he was on a submarine, and ultimately ended up in Groton, Connecticut. That's where I was born, was in Connecticut. He was a Sonerman came, came out, went to work for General Dynamics after that, and then transferred over to Bremerton, Washington, which I think a lot of people have cycled through Bremerton for various reasons up there. So I grew up in Bremerton. My dad's family was all from Wyoming. So I went back and forth to Wyoming a lot. That's why you're tall. Maybe's part, maybe. Yeah. Everyone that works at Eastman is like Ike is the midget of the group at 6-2.

It's 6-2. Yeah. So that makes sense. You're, okay, I got it. I understand. It's all coming together. Yeah, so I would go out there, summers, other things, because the lifestyle is just a little bit different.

Walk around, jump shoot foxes, working a taxidermy shop.

You do that in the Seattle area. um summers other things because the lifestyle is just a little bit different walk around jump shoot foxes

working a taxidermy shop you do that in the Seattle area and it's a little yeah less common it's

beautiful a couple years in a row buddy of mine former still team six guy actually uh brett morgany

they upgraded them to the what's the highest one in the navy he got the trump coin it was a whole

thing roberts ridge guy but he invited me up to an encampment for a couple years in a row. And I'd take my son and we do a prairie dog hunt and just murder. It is tough to have more fun than that. It was amazing. It's an amazing experience. So big fan of Wyoming. Yeah. Yeah, me too. I kind of, honestly, kind of call that my home.

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