Welcome to this Country Life. I'm your host Brent Reaves. From Conehutton to

Trotline and in just general country living I want you to stay a while as I share

my stories and country skills that will help you beat the system. This Country

Life is proudly presented as part of Meet Eaters podcast network bringing

you the best outdoor podcast in the airways have to offer. All right friends,

pull you up a chair or drop that tailgate. I think I got a thing or two to teach you.

The stuff we told around in our pockets.

Every day Carrie is a term I'm only recently familiar with but one I've been

practicing since my feet hit the ground in the mid-60s. Now that's that's only

partially true because some of that time at least additionally I was what was

being told in round every day. But from my earliest memories of having

bridges with pockets I've had my go-to items that I couldn't leave the crib

without especially after I got out of the actual crib. Now why is this

important? Because a man needs to be prepared? Well that's partially true. The

correct answer is we all need to be prepared and carry things we need so feel

free to interchange pocket with purse backpack, satio, briefcase, sock,

brazier or wherever you decide to cash something that you might need later.

But what are these items? Are they there out of necessity and utility or are

they simply there for nostalgia or maybe a little bit of both? I can't speak

for yours but I'm gonna tell you all about mine. We're gonna talk about it in a

minute because first I'm gonna tell you a story.

Mr. Bill Chancellor was a tractor mechanic. He could more accurately be

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