Ep. 273 | Vehicle Recovery Gear – Do You Have What It Takes?

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🗓️ 13 February 2023

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

Mark Boardman buries his truck in the ditch and promptly grabs Jimmy Hamilton to tap into his recovery gear knowledge repertoire. They cover vehicle recovery philosophy, equipment, what you need, use cases, safety, and more. If you drive a car, tune in for some great information.

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0:00.0	Welcome to the Vorotex Nation podcast brought to you by lovers of hunting, shooting, public
0:09.0	lands, the Second Amendment, and good food.
0:18.2	What is up everybody?
0:19.2	I have Jim across from me.
0:22.6	That's right.
0:23.6	Jim is our special guest today.
0:25.2	We're just talking about that.
0:26.8	You're like, oh man, now I'm in the hot seat.
0:29.2	Yeah.
0:30.2	It's really easy to sit on the side where you're the interviewer because nobody faults you
0:34.5	for not knowing anything.
0:35.5	That's the point.
0:36.5	You're the interviewer.
0:37.5	Yeah.
0:38.5	So you just ask questions, dumb, smart, quiet, whatever.
0:39.8	My job is not knowing.
0:42.0	Yeah.
0:43.0	Probably go perfectly qualified.
0:47.2	They said who doesn't know the most?
0:49.2	Put them on that side.
0:50.7	Well, hey, you're good at least figuring out what you don't know and asking good questions
0:57.0	to know about it better.
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