0:00.0	Hey folks, this is Brent Rees with me, the Ethers new podcast of this country live.
0:05.0	You ever wondered how to pick out a good dog, bowl up a mess of crawfish or catch cat fish
0:09.3	on a trot line?
0:10.3	Well, on this country life, I'm inviting you into my home, where in each episode I'll
0:14.8	be telling you the story of a good hunt, close call, a hard time, a good time, whatever.
0:20.0	And then we'll talk on some good country skills I think you ought to know.
0:24.1	Listen to this country life in the Bear Greece feed on the I Heart Radio F or wherever you
0:29.3	get your podcasts.
0:36.3	From me, Deter's world news headquarters in Boseman, Montana, this is Cal's We Can Review
0:47.5	with Ryan Cal Calan.
0:49.9	Now here's Cal.
0:52.2	Jake Hiles is both the unofficial new state of Virginia Bluefin tuna record holder after
0:58.2	catching a 708 pound bluefin tuna as well as the unofficial Robin Hood of the docks
1:05.7	or tuna hood, maybe Tsushi Giver Guy.
1:10.2	Anyway, what I'm saying is he gave the meat away.
1:18.0	The previous Bluefin record, 606 pounds was actually held by Hiles's now deceased friend
1:24.8	Chase Robinson.
1:26.3	Obviously this crew knows where the big fish like to be.
1:29.7	In order to take home the record, this massive haul of tuna meat could not be sold so
1:35.7	Hiles and his fishing partner Jeff Landis started carving and giving the meat away.
1:41.9	Bluefin tuna can cost anywhere from 20 to $200 a pound depending on the time of year.
1:47.7	And yes, there are some obsessive wealthy Japanese restaurant tours that like to make a
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