He texts me from the hills the other day, he's hunting bear.

And I said, clear everything out

so you can take everything in.

When you go into the woods, get rid of all that stuff, okay? I was taught very young, you know, how to get

close to deer by becoming a deer. You're not man in the woods, you're part of the woods, okay? You're part of the stuff that's going on there.

It's all part of the same evolution.

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we cover in the interview, check out the rich outdoors.net. net. Hey, big thanks to our show sponsor on X for first off making the best

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podcast possible. I'm blown away at how many people still don't have it but if you do not you

need to get on X. Just that just the truth, just facts guys. This time I'm here I'm spending

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That's why I spent hours and hours

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