Welcome to the Vortex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public lands, the Second Amendment and good food. What is up everybody got Jimmy to my right and across the table virtually in electronic communication land we have he's

waving folks he's waving if you're watching you got to see it Remy Warren

is waving to you right now.

That's a customized way.

So we got a unique one here today, Jim.

It's kind of part listener question, special,

part tied into a really cool film that the video team put

together one of our Trailblazer films featuring Remy Warren and kind of

the topic of that film and the topic of this person's question kind of revolves around like self-filming and documenting your own hunts, which I know for me personally,

for a long time always seemed like a good idea.

And it is, it's super cool.

You get to try and capture some memories.

But I know pretty much every time I tried it I'd be like yeah

this is a good idea I should go do it and then the tripod fell over and he ran away

and I'm like well wait now I now I really didn't document anything and I'm just I'm just frustrated

I yes

so anyway but we've got we've got a pro with us today, so, and maybe he can help me out personally with this

and also kind of talk to talk about, I guess, your self-filming yourself filming journey Remy and the stuff you've learned along the way as well as

Anything else. Yeah, not only not only do you hunt and hunt very well and in a manner that many people enjoy watching

on your show and everything but also you've been filming all that for I can't even fathom the amount of hours of footage you must

have compiled over your time in self-limbing hunts.

I mean, just in abundance of yeah there's like more stuff that I've lost

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