EP 230: Thick in Application Season

Epic Outdoors Podcast

John Petersen

Bighornsheep, Rifle, Muledeer, Hunting, Jasoncarter, Wilderness, Sports, Adambronson, Biggame, Epicoutdoors, Bowhunting, Elk

2.4 • 632 Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2022

⏱️ 51 minutes

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Summary

In this episode of the Epic Outdoors Podcast we update our listerners on what is happening here at Epic Outdoors as we are thick in application season. Many deadlines are quicklliy approaching and we discuss some of our plans, strategies, and thoughts on whats coming down the pipe.

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0:00.0	Yep, bring on an elk tag, huh?
0:03.2	How about this weather pounding Arizona?
0:05.4	It was a complete yard sale in the truck.
0:07.6	You burned your elk points after 18, 19 years last year.
0:10.5	How does it feel the put-in for deer with zero points in Utah?
0:12.9	Anything to do with Western big game.
0:18.0	Welcome to the Epic Outdoors Podcast, powered by Under Armour.
0:22.2	Hey, everybody, Jason Carter, Adam Bronson, coming at you from southern Utah.
0:25.3	Of course, we got the rest of the crew.
0:26.6	Hey, say hi.
0:27.9	How are you doing?
0:28.7	We're doing good.
0:29.7	Good.
0:30.3	Anything else, Wyatt Bowles.
0:31.5	Okay, that's what Wyatt's got.
0:32.6	John, do you want to say hi?
0:33.6	I'm here in the house.
0:34.7	Right on, Josh.
0:35.8	Hi, Jason. Hi. How are you? Chris? Good morning.
0:40.0	How about two degrees this morning? Yeah. Awesome. Was it really? Yeah, too cold. Pretty cold. My dog was cold.
0:46.3	No. Devon caught something, so he can't be with us today. He's self-isolating in his office right now. No, he's not. The door's open. Yeah, but...
0:54.6	Pretty funny, though.
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