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Was that Alice Cooper? Schools out.

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Hey everybody, welcome to episode number 22 of the hunting collective.

I'm Ben O'Brien and today we are in big sky Montana once again.

For the great conversation this time is with a bunch of dudes, three to be exact.

The first of which is Sam Sohold, whom you know, hopefully you list the podcast directly guest and the bus guy.

Second of which is Janice Patelis, that abose Montana, part of the meat eater crew.

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