Welcome to this country life. I'm your host Brent Reeves. From Coon hunting to

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.

Canadian chocolate.

I love it when a plan comes together. It's even better when it comes together early.

Relieving the pressure and allowing the opportunity to relax and just enjoy the time allotted with new friends.

We're in the land of bears, parogies,

and the kindest folks you'll ever meet and I'm going to tell you all about them but

first I'm going to tell you a story. This story was sent in by

This story was sent in by Ryan Prost who rambles around in Nelson County, Virginia.

It's about three generations and shows how even the youngest hunter in the group can sometimes add the most. In Ryan's words and my voice, here we go. On May 25th, 2020, my dad Freddie and I decided to take my three-year-old son

Landon Kirkham. Now we were heading to a place I had permission to hunt that was beautiful in

Nelson County, Virginia. We pulled up to a little meadow just through the gate

at the bottom of the property. It was such a pretty place with a nice little

cabin, a pond, and a couple acre field at the base of a steep mountain.

We ended up getting there an hour or so after daylight because my wife says it's

never good to wake asleep in toddler and I tend to agree with her. Now Landon at the

time is completely obsessed with four-wheelers, so the first thing

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