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I'm your host today, Clay Newcomb, straight out of Arkansas, and I'm pretty sure this will rank up there with the top Meat Eater Radio Lives maybe of all time because of my co-hosts, Brent Reeves and Tony Peterson. Great to see you, boys. What's going on, Brent? It's great to be here, man. Are you happy to be here? Why are you here? Why am I here? Because our boss told us to come here. Right. So we're in Bozeman this week, andony's in bozeman we're we're like that we're a little

bit of the of the what do you call it when you know we're like the extensions of media that live out

in the real world out there yeah we live in fort arkansas you live in we are definitely a touch

point to real people where we live and what we do. Tell us, where do you live, Tony?

I live in just central Minnesota. Central Minnesota. Far cry from Bozeman. Did you know that

bears in Minnesota have the largest, in the expanding ranges between the eastern deciduous forest and the in the in the great plains

Minnesota black bears have the largest documented home ranges of any bears in North America black bears

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