Hey folks this is Brent Reeves with the meat eaters new podcast this country life

you ever wondered how to pick out a good dog bowl up a mess of crawfish or catch catfish

on a trot line well on this country life I'm inviting you into my home where in each episode I'll be telling you the story of a good hunt, close call, a hard time, a good time, whatever.

They will talk on some good country skills I think you ought to know.

Listen to this country life in the Bear Gries feed on the I Heart Radio app or wherever you get your podcast. guests. I'm your host Brent Reeves. From coon hunting, the trot lining, and just general country living,

I want you to stay a while as I share my stories

and the country skills that will help you beat the system.

This country life is proudly presented as part of

Meat Eater's Podcast Network, bringing you the best outdoor podcast 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.

What's in a name?

Have you ever thought where some names come from?

Why is Old Spot called Old Spot?

Well, the answer to that may be obvious.

But what about SeaBiscuit? Wren 1010 or Old McDonald's faithful

sidekick. What's in a name and should we put more thought into it since there may be a

chance you could be raising a

historically significant human being or an animal. That's the subject today and

I'm going to talk all about it but first I'm going to tell you a story.

Back around 1988 I was working for Georgia Pacific and renting a house with a barn, pond, and a pasture, not far from where I grew up. My brother Tim and I had yet to start our duck and goose

guiding business, so I still had time to, for all my other hunting passions and squirrel hunting

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