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What's up guys? Another episode working class on Deercast and with my good friend Taylor Jury.

What's up? What's up? Thanks for doing this. I'm pumped. I was so like when you texted me like, Hey, are you available? I was like, I'm available. Let's go.

Well, it goes back on the joke that you owe you an Austin avoid us. So you just you're doing your charity work for the year.

I knew that was going to come up like so many comments through social media have flooded in on working class or sometimes my stuff.

You're like, when are you going to get on the podcast? So I knew that I mean, I couldn't say no, right?

I got you cornered, but we do need to get you an Austin on together for like a regular just working class one.

If it ever works out in studio, you guys will let come in and hang out and we actually just do a full length, relaxed one, you know.

I agree. I told him because he's actually out turkey heading right now and you saw.

But I told him I was like, Hey, I'm doing a podcast with Kurt and he was like, Oh, dang it. I wish I was going to be home. So he was almost.

Well, at least he's thinking about me all up there. That's right. Well, you guys are killing it in turkey season. I know you killed a monster of a turkey in Iowa, right? Or was that Missouri?

It was Iowa. Like seriously, such a crazy hunt. I actually just did a story on that bird without door life yesterday.

I mean, it was one of those just awesome hunts where we're like on the surface of the moon out in the middle of nowhere.

And you know, kill the God, we're at 25 yards. There's like six of us all go up to the bird and we're like, what the heck?

I had no spurs, which my dad was like, geez, I can't recall ever killing a turkey without spurs.

I mean, like not even a bump enough and just flat triple beard. And then he weighed close to 28 pounds. He was like 27.6 pounds. So just giant.

I wonder what the deal is with the spurs. Did your dad have any explanation for that?

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