So you got a whole alpha team now, don't you?

But you have a wealth of knowledge that is beneficial to a lot of people and we can move the needle.

How often do you hear a hunting podcast?

We were talked about this. People relate to this.

Hello everyone. I'm back from the elk hunt that I was recently on with

South Cork, Cox and Mitchell Bond. I've got Colin beside me. What's happening?

Hola.

Not much.

If I sound tired, that's because I am.

Interesting few days hunting. It was pretty crazy. But as most people know, last year I hunted with

with South on a pretty crazy wilderness backpack hunt. Well, we had llamas last year.

Did the same kind of hunt this year. We went a little bit farther in. We actually only had to pack

a little bit. We had horse packers buddies of mine take us in there and drop us off, which was super

cool. But for everybody that asked this, it was a public land hunt, but it's a limited draw unit

that we were able to get landowner tags for. And I think people have some confusion on that.

You can get what's called a PLO, which is a private land only landowner tag. And you have to hunt

on the private land that the landowner was for the landowner that was given the tag.

And then you have a unit wide landowner tag. And that just gives you the ability to go hunt the

wilderness or national forest in that unit. And that's what South and I had got was those tags.

And yet it's wilderness. And yes, it was really fucking far. And if anybody heard about the

llama drama last year, we marked it out this year. I was 14 and a half to where I killed mine,

12 and a half to where South killed his. And it was just shy of five miles when I had that big

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