Welcome to the Huntback Country Podcast. This is episode number 239, as we conclude our series

on how to hunt Mildir. This is a bonus episode, the last episode of the series, at least for now,

and it's with our buddy, Josh Kirchner. As you'll hear, Josh grew up hunting Mildir a bit in Arizona,

but has more recently got into high-country Mildir, chasing them with his bow and multiple states,

including Utah and Colorado. We talk about Josh's kind of like, lessons learned, struggles,

success, like this is a very relatable podcast. If you want to get into Mildir or are still learning

how to hunt Mildir, as we talk with Josh about some of the things he's learned, again, both from

things he's done right and wrong. And this is just an enjoyable one for sure. We mentioned it later

in the show, but you can check it out up front as well. Josh wrote a book, How to Become a Backpack

Hunter, which you can check out at Amazon. There's a link in the show description, and go there and

check that out. It is a worthwhile read. I have dug into it myself. And if you were especially

newer to this game, I'm not necessarily new to hunting, but new to backpack style hunting. This book

really covers everything you need to know from gear to mindset to physical training and all that.

It would be a fantastic resource to pick up. So again, there's a link in the show description

to check that out. As always, guys, that do thank you for tuning in. Thank you for taking the time.

If you haven't yet, hit that subscribe button. If there's anything you have for us, you can send us

an email to podcast at exo-mountaingear.com. But for now, let's dive into this conversation with

Josh Kirchner, The Dyle then Hunter.

Josh, welcome back to the hunt back on True Podcast. I don't even know at this point. This is like your

third, fourth time joining us. Something like that on No to You.

I feel like I deserve a jacket at this point. Like in it.

Always love talking to you guys, man. Yeah, dude. Likewise. We'll skip intro even and just

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