Get ready for the best thing ever done on the blood-soaked story of the white-tailed deer skin trade of the 1700s.

It's called Meat Eater's American History, The Longhunters, 1761 to 1775 told by me Stephen Ronella and my good friend

clay nucum from the Bear Greece podcast this audio book is the first installment

in meat eat's American History series.

It's a bizarre tale about a fascinating group of Back Woodsman

and the forgotten trade in the skins of North America's favorite big game animal, the white-tailed deer,

featuring the exploits of Daniel Boone and a host of other long hunters

as they forced their way through one of the most violent, inspiring, and bad-ass periods of American history.

It's out on January 9th, but you can pre-order it now wherever audio books are sold.

That's Meat Eater's American History, the Longhunters,

1761 to 1775, available for pre-order now. Welcome back to another episode of cutting the distance. On this episode I'm just

going to run through the gear I've used now that season's kind of wrapped up on my

Oregon Archery Elkhunt, my Western Washington Musader-L-hun, the Montana Rifle Hunt for deer, as well as my

Kansas Archibightel Hunt.

There's going to be a lot of overlap between the gear I used on a lot of these, but I'll go into the specifics

on what I used that was different from

hunt to hunt kind of what my layering system looked like maybe what my meals

looked like on these. I'm not gonna have a guest on this episode just gonna be

me kind of rattling off the gear that I use how it performed and

maybe any changes I'm going to make so we kind of cover it all from archery elk out west

all the way back to an eastern white tail hunt where your gear, clothing, all that changes drastically.

But like every episode of cutting the distance, I'm going to start off with a few questions.

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