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

Bromand, how are you, Brent?

And well, thank you.

Right on. Today's podcast, we're going to talk a little bit about schools,

cleaning schools, just a short little episode. Some of you have been asking about, you know,

bleaching schools or kind of that DIY taxidermy. It's really pretty simple, and we get into it today.

I have a process that I follow. It's basic. It's not that hard. Kind of walk you through a little bit.

But if you're listening to the podcast, you might want to watch it because there's some cool

critters here. We got this Arizona school here that I kind of, you might want to take a look at

of this this book, Hartree Buck, I just took and this is that Warrior Bear School. And I love this

thing. This is a gnarly bear, probably the oldest bear I've ever taken, geoste giant, especially for

a mountain, you know, an inland mountain bear, black bear in the lower 48, you know. I've shot

some bigger school bears with some gnarly, you know, some gnarly age on them in Prince on Prince of

Wells Island. But that's kind of to be expected. You know, you can go there and find that kind of

thing. But out here, I have no idea how old this bear is, but we get into a little bit. He's

missing half the teeth. They're broken off. But it's a, it's a good visual. Let's check it out.

Before we jump into the podcast, I want to mention a couple of items that are new with Gritty.

We've got some films that are going to drop here real soon. Both of this, we got this mule deer hunt

and have Lena hunt in Arizona. We take you on a little, a little hunt there, a couple of episodes.

And then we've got like five episodes of Kodiak Island, Sitka Blacktail deer that are really

cool that we're going to bring as well. So I think we're going to keep you busy for like seven

Sundays in a row. So maybe eight, if we can, if we can get another show worth putting together,

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