Welcome to the Huntsback Country Podcast. This is normally where I say it's a Monday

minute episode where we answer your listener questions and we may get to some of that,

but Steve, you're back from Alaska, from a sheep hunt. And I know that folks are going

to want to hear about that. We will do a follow up podcast later when Tyler's back from

his guiding season, but clearly wanted to talk to you to get some highlights from the

trip and part of the story. And I've been exchanging and reach messages with you all

in the field and had a couple phone calls since, but there's even details I'm excited to

hear about, man. Yeah. I have. And then, actually, I gave you the whole story. So we're

going to talk about it here. Yeah. Well, I don't know if we go chronological, but one

of the things we've talked about on the podcast with Alaska being Alaska is that you should

always expect delays. And that is certainly how your trip started. Yeah. It's just a given,

man. I don't, if you have a trip that you show up to Alaska and you get out when you're

flight's supposed to get out and you, you know, get out of the field on time, those like,

that is, you won the lottery, I feel like it's definitely pretty rare to do that. Yes,

we got up there. I got up Sunday, the eighth and Tyler, they had, he'd gone up the sixth,

I think, yeah, I was supposed to go out to the field on the seventh and then he didn't

even get it out till the ninth. And then I got out the afternoon of the night. So I had

like a one, one, no, I got up the seventh and then had a one day delay and got out on

the ninth. So, but yeah, it's just part of it. I mean, it wasn't terrible. Just for

me, really, a 24 hour delay and for Tyler, it was like a 48 hour delay. And then they

Dwayne, the outfiter just happened to, you know, be able to get flights shuttled around

and he has his own cab. So he was just making things work getting hundreds into the field.

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