I woke up until the sound of that dog lapping water about like two o'clock in the

morning. They finally got up to it. It just wiped it out and that to me that was like an

utterly successful oh yeah you know completely

success. We can kill a lot of birds we kill birds. I don't think it's

frustrating I think it's optimistic it becomes so obvious at some point that we just do it.

Yeah, maybe there's enough people out there that are remembering both. Like, you know what, they're right.

And actually move forward with something that we already

understand yeah right we'll grab those tools and we'll bring them into whatever the future is that we choose

yeah funny I've got a woodcock or two ancillary hunting quail in central and eastern

Kansas. You know, they come in to pass through just for a week or two or three and

you'll be out trying to chase a single or two a quail and here will flutter this thing

around like a butterfly and they're like what the hell is that?

And I mean to me it was like a it's like a dinosaur showed up.

I've never seen anything like that. It was a magical creature, you know.

And every bear hunter in the Shenandoah Valley stopped me at stoplights and gas station is like,

What kind of bird? What kind of bear dog is that?

Sure.

Is it's a bird dog?

It's sunny.

So who told you that was a bird dog?

Did Jerry sell that to you?

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