Welcome to the Gritty Podcast. I am your host, Brian Call, and I am joined by my brother,

the Gritty Bromine, also known as Brent. Brent Call, B. Brent. I like how you say it like you're like,

what's your name again? What is it again? My large and in charge, little brother, is with me here,

and Brent, today's podcast is with our friend Tyler Sharp, who is the editor-in-chief of the

Modern Huntsman. For those who don't know, the Modern Huntsman is a biannual, biannual publication.

They have three volumes out right now. The fourth is on the way here soon. And it's more like a book

than it is a magazine or a journal. Yeah, because when you say publication, I think I'm going to be

getting a magazine in the mail every day. No, it's legit. It's like a book. Brent was saying it was

like the meat eater's cookbook. It looks just like, it looks like when I first saw it, I was like,

meat eater, new book. It's very well done. It's beautiful. It's got lots of cool articles,

and there's contributors from all walks of life that are contributing to the articles in here.

From scientists to YouTube sensations. YouTube viewers like, dude, perfect. My hero, I think,

my hero. Oh, there he is. My hero. We have Donnie Vincent in here. You have Simon Roosevelt.

Who I think is the great great grandson of Theodore Roosevelt. Yes. I want to know who does

these pictures. It's hard to know. They are top notch. They're well done. It's beautiful

publication. Now for those who don't know, it comes out twice a year and biannual. I'm just going

to read a little bit from the mission here. It says, for many of us, hunting is a way of life.

A tradition passed down by our grandfather's fathers and brave mothers. It's a way of staying connected

to the land and harvesting wild foods to food to sustain our families and is a shared passion in

most countries the world over. Hunting also plays a major role in conservation, which ensures that

wildlife populations thrive and expanses of land stay untamed. We can all agree on that.

Now, he says later, this isn't just for hunters though. And while we know that there will be

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