On X. Get in the hunt, baby. Listen, I may or may not get lost or turned around in the woods with me and Andy when I'm out grouse hunting. And I can tell you that yes, on X drops pins. Yes, it helps me find spots with e-scouting, but basically it helps me stay unlost so that I can be here on podcast night. Get in the hunt on X.

All right, it's the DT difference. It's 30 years experience in the game, DT systems.

E-collars we've been using for a while now, but let's quickly talk about their dummy launchers.

They got the super pro dummy launcher and the remote dummy launcher. It's a great way for you and your dog to get ready for duck season, loud bangs,

make sure your dog's cool with gunfire before you use it.

But I want you to add it to your repertoire, bag of tricks,

and get you and your dog ready for duck season.

It's the super pro dummy launcher by DT.

All right, our number one asked question is revolving around force fetch.

Whether your dog drops the bumper or duck at the edge of the water,

or you've failed a few huntests because the dog monkeys with the birds or won't pick up a bird,

let me help you help your dog.

Bunch of different breeds, bunch of different personalities, start to finish, teaching you how to do it.

Links in the description. A shamma ding-dong, baby.

We got another episode of Lone Ducks Gun Dog Chronicles.

Thank you so much for tuning in.

Thank you so much for click and subscribe in the old five-star review.

We appreciate it. It's me and Kevin here tonight. We got a little Instagram Q&A. We got a lot of questions that rolled in through the

week that I felt were poignant. And we're also going to do a little Instagram live,

you know, bring in on the fun. We're also going to talk about a little bit of our current

2020 hunting season, mildly

uneventful, but worth chatting about. We've had some, we've had some good time. So we'll get

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