If you got kids like me, you know summer break is coming up. School's almost out.

It's time for that perennial question. How do you keep your kids occupied off the couch

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Hey everybody and welcome to another episode of the hunting collective.

And it's going to be podcasting again this week. And I'm joined by

a remy warnant and timbranet. You may know both these gentlemen from the show solo hunter

that appears on the television and you watch it there. They're both, you know,

outside of being involved in that television program. Both these guys are experienced hunters.

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