Hey folks, Miranda Nubberg here with another episode of Loop Bulls, Untock Radio.

I am sitting here trying to recover.

I'll probably talk about this with my buddy Hal when we get on the podcast, but I think I'm at

day six of the COVID recovery here. Didn't expect that. Took all the precautions that possibly could,

but got pretty sick over the whole deal. And hopefully I feel like I'm coming out the other

end of the tube here. But hey, huh? I want to thank you all for being here. Hope,

none of you get this. If I sound like I'm talking in a plastic bag or something, because

my sinus is there, so plugged, I can hardly hear myself talk. But hey, we're going to have a cool

guest today. Hal, Harry, Hal lives here in Montana, been a writer in the outdoor space for decades.

Podcast host, just a super smart intelligent, well-read, observing guy.

Thankfully, call him a friend. We talk regularly. And I had him on this podcast. I think it was three

years ago, Hal and Andrew McKin were on the podcast maybe four years ago. But we've been talking

about this and we never seem to be able to match our schedule. So yesterday I said, how?

Here's the outline tomorrow, two o'clock. You be there. Take me back. Yep, I'll be there.

So anyhow, we're getting back in the mode of catching up on podcasts and I appreciate all you

being here. Listen, I want to thank Lou Pold for being the title sponsor. Everything we do, go to

loupold.com. See all the great optics they have. And one thing they don't break about that they

should in my mind is how much they do for public lands and shooting and conservation and access.

The things that we love, big supporters of that. And then we got Nazler. Nazler ammunition,

I've been using their bullets for a long time. My first five alkykilled with a Nazler partition,

150 green and a 270. And the most recent alkykilled was with the 300 win mag with 180 green Nazler

retap. But go out there, Nazler.com, check them out, family owned company based in Bandoorgan,

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