Welcome to the Huntback Country podcast. This is episode number 543.

If you were listening to this episode in real time, it's

being released on a Friday, which is kind of atypical for us. But this episode with Chris

Denham is an episode I realized I meant to get out sooner. We recorded this one, I believe,

in like mid to late June. And the summer got away from me, as it always

does. And I realized this episode was one of a few that I was sitting on and really wanted to

get out and share with you guys. A couple of the things that we mentioned in this episode,

you know, we kind of refer to as coming in July.

And obviously that has passed by now, but those things are still very relevant in terms of subscribing to the Western Hunter, which we talk about.

If you don't know what that is or who Chris is, we do get into that a bit in this episode.

Chris is involved with the Western Hunter magazine, the Western

Hunter TV show, Wilderness Athlete, Outdoorsmans, and more. And this conversation is definitely

not a pitch for all that. We get into so many different topics on, you know, Chris as he is an

older guy in the industry, the changes he's seen, how he stays

active and engaged at his age, you know, different aspects of gear changes over that time.

We also discussed some of the differences with Chris's, you know, primary expertise and experience

hunting in the Southwest compared to

more traditional Rocky Mountain areas.

Some of the differences he's seen on resident and non-resident hunters and just a whole lot more.

I absolutely love this episode.

As you guys will hear, Western Hunter TV has released a new episode, and then the

magazine is doing a relaunch. That first relaunched episode of the magazine is hitting mailboxes

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