Hey folks, Randy Noberg here and we are recording another episode of Huntock Radio and we weren't supposed to be filming or recording this today.

We were supposed to be wildlife fishing.

My guest here is my son Matthew. He's been on, I don't know what this year third, fourth podcast.

Three, three, yeah, third thing.

So Matthew's home, he darted back to Montana for a few days and we were supposed to go wildlife fishing today but I pulled the boat out of the shop last night and looked at a rear actual and man, I got a tandem axle trailer and one of those is wobbling a little bit.

So come to find out, got a bad wheel bearing and so we're not wildlife fishing today.

What do you do on a hot August day if you aren't wildlife fishing? You do a podcast so Matthew's thanks for joining.

Yeah, well I've been eating cake all morning so that's been pretty enjoyable on my part.

Apparently tradition when I come back, my makes chocolate cake for me.

Yeah and normally I get to lick the beaders when she makes it but last night I was gone and I didn't get to anyone listening and I know some people are smiling when someone makes really good frosting for a cake.

What do you do? You lick the beaders and you lick the bowl.

They take a spatula around the inside of the bowl and my wife will let me walk around the house for a day with the chocolate drop right on the end of my nose from licking the bowl or licking the beaders or when I'm doing ice cream when I eat ice cream I lick the bowl sometimes even in public.

I want to get all that chocolate syrup out of there and it annoys her so she doesn't even tell me if I have a big chocolate dot on the end of my nose but anyhow that's a diversion about what we're going to talk about today but it's pretty important stuff.

We're talking homemade chocolate cake with homemade frosting breakfast champions.

I mean I've had it for breakfast and lunch so far today.

It's been a good day.

Oh folks thanks for listening.

We're trying to crank out some podcasts this week because we hit the road next week.

It's amazing hunting seasons already in front of us today is actually the second day of our tree and a lop in Montana.

But I've not been able to get out trying to get so many things done before we hit the road for the real filming part that I don't know when I'm going to fill that analog tag I'm going to try but I'm not sure when it's going to happen.

But today Matthew and I went through our hunt talk forum and you guys do a great job of leaving us ideas and thoughts and questions out there.

So we plucked a bunch of them off there we pluck some off our Facebook page the Randy noberg hunter Facebook page.

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