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We're live in three two one all right everybody welcome to the molehole to the gamekeeper studio and we've kind of, again, it's been refurbished and it's nice in here.

It is a lot nice and it was that's for sure.

We could just get a little heat in here now. It's 24 degrees this morning. It was cold. You know what?

If I was a turkey I would have gobbled though. It had that feel. I mean it just did. I walked outside and hell I gobbled.

You know yesterday I was driving to work and I saw something I've never seen here.

There were some snow geese in a past year on the way to.

And then as I got closer to town, a V of Canada geese came over and there were a couple of snow geese in there with them.

You know how it is? Waterfowl seasons over with, here they come.

Have you ever seen any snow geese around here? I'm not hear them. I've actually heard a lot of I heard

snow geese at my house which is near the waterway in October. Well we hear them

frequently but you never see a big group of them in a field. You can catch them up there in the curve between here and Oklahoma.

Y'all know where I'm talking about.

And that there's seems like there's a natural flyway there where I've seen a lot of geese

in the field.

It's different than driving through the Mississippi

Delta and just seeing them all every right right right right have you ever

ever eaten a snow goose I have. Are they about like I can't say much about it.

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