guys working class on deer cast. We're back for another episode. Kurt Gyer here and joining via

the inner webs. My buddy Sean Polk from the east. The great east is here. What's up, man?

How's it going, man? Good to see you again. Good to see you. We miss you here in the Midwest.

I know. I need to get back. I need to next year. I got to definitely make plans to get back out there

again. I know I figured this fall is going to be the fall that you come back to Illinois and try and

chase another buck around. I would have if Dan was going to go, but Dan with work, he couldn't

make it and didn't really want to make that drive all by myself. It's good to have a buddy, but

now we have the studio. You have a built in hunting camp in Illinois to stay in. Yeah, but that's

the drive is long by yourself, but I mean, you drive out the Wyoming, so that's nobody really.

For people who don't know, who are you, where are you from, and then how far a drive is it from

where you're at to Illinois? So I'm Sean Polk from originally from Connecticut,

and that's where I'm at right now, where my family lives, but I live in Virginia now,

southeast Virginia, and to get all the way out to where you're at in Illinois was about 15 hours.

Oh, yeah, that's easy work compared to my drive to Wyoming. I got like 22 by the time I get to like

where we start hunting. Yeah, that's like 15. Becoming numb to it. Yeah. Well, yeah, you've done

it. How many times now? Too many. Like I'd be better off to just get like an apartment out there,

like a cheap one bedroom apartment, and just kind of like just keep my stuff there at this point.

But, um, but I mean, I thought this would be fun to talk, you know, there's a ton of hunters out

in the eastern states, and I'm being very vague and it's like eastern states, but I think everybody

knows what I mean. There's so many hunters, so many good hunters and a ton of passionate hunters,

and I kind of feel like from a the WCB platform perspective, and even with deer cast and jury

outdoors, we're so Midwestern based, which I do consider it's the heartland that it's the king

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