Hey folks, this is Brent Rees with me, the Ethers new podcast of this country live.

You ever wondered how to pick out a good dog, bowl up a mess of crawfish or catch cat fish

on a trot line?

Well, on this country life, I'm inviting you into my home, where in each episode I'll

be telling you the story of a good hunt, close call, a hard time, a good time, whatever.

And then we'll talk on some good country skills I think you ought to know.

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From Meadie Ders World News Headquarters in Boseman, Montana, this is Cal's We Can Review

with Ryan Cal Calan.

Now here's Cal.

Our Abodas is a nesting process in which a bunch of turtles crawl up the beach and lay

eggs at the same time.

Synchronized nesting, you could call it.

Probably not a future Olympic event.

This type of tactic is used by many species to overwhelm predators and when I say many

species I'm talking about oaks to elk, drop a bunch of elk calves on the ground at roughly

the same time or acorns for that matter and there is just no way the predators can get

to them all before they get into the ground or their wobbly little eggs turning to solid

muscle and propel them away from danger.

Olive Ridley Sea Turtles, which is one of the most abundant sea turtles in the world

as well as one of the smallest nests in several locations when I'm talking about as in Costa

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