Breaker, breaker, breaker, 19, 1-9.

It felt like a big rig driver.

I mean, you kind of are right now.

You got a 10-foot cargo trailer on there? Yeah. It's actually kind of nice to talk to you guys like this. It's much easier. I feel like we're on the bush plane. When you're in the back, you can't hear anything. Yeah. all right host we're recording whenever so we can ramble into this thing do we

have a point this podcast i don't know yeah okay i don't know if you had something in mind i thought

you're is this the test is the test over we're we're yeah the test is over i played it back we're

rolling whenever we want to roll welcome to the Hunt Backcountry podcast on the road edition.

Me, myself, and Justin and Mark are on the road to Penticton, BC for...

Man, you've gotten good at saying that.

The Wild Mountain Hunting Exmo.

It's... How a good story.

Last night, Mike flew to town.

And thankfully he was there sleeping in the guest bedroom.

I lay down and it's like 9.30 at night.

Put my kid to bed.

My son, go downstairs laying my bed.

He was laying there and all of a sudden I get up out of bed to go grab another pillow. I get this little spasm, like what I think is a spasm in my lower right back. And within legit 60 seconds, I'm like, I need to go to the emergency room. I'm getting pants on. Knock on Marks.

I don't know knock on marks.

I just open the door. Mark, get dressed. You're taking me in the emergency room. My wife had fallen asleep with my daughter. So I ran upstairs to not run. Got myself up the stairs. Said, hey, I'm going to the emergency room. Mark's taking me. I'll let you know what's going on later. and I'm like, I didn't know what was going on other than I had this unbelievable pain on my lower right side. And yeah, Mark is like,

we turn on the flashers and I have him driving a hundred miles an hour. It's like probably

25 minute drive from my house to St. Luke's emergency room in downtown Boise. And like literally, that's 10 o'clock at night, something like that. Yeah. Running red light, like, you know, running red light's like stopping, make sure it's like one-way traffic, making sure I'm not going to hit somebody, but like just going through every light, got there as fast as possible, getting into the emergency room. I think I'm having like an appendicitis.

I don't know what's going on.

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