Hey folks, welcome to another episode of Loop Old Hunt Talk Radio.

We are here in what we call this. This is a Bozeman Montana. The Randy room is what my wife calls it.

We're upstairs in my office. We're all the dead animals are allowed to exist.

We are just back from a Montana Moose Hunt. And one thing we discovered in that process is

these three guys are all in their 20s and I'm in my 50s. Moose hunting is something more

suited for 20 year olds than 50 year olds. Yeah. Yeah. Walking in swaps.

Yeah. I mean, it was tough for a 24 year old too. Like getting, yeah. I had a hard time there

for a little bit. Yeah. Yeah. Same here. Okay. So I don't have a feel all that bad to one. I woke up

and had rigamortis really bad. I think I had rig worse than that moose did.

But hey, how folks, we're going to talk about all kinds of cool things. We're going to talk about

Moose hunting a little bit about grizzly bears, a lot about public land, a lot about all the books I

read. I said them all out here. I thought, you know what, since we're doing this at our house,

I'm going to pull my, the books that I've read in the last year off the bookshelf and we're going to

go through them all. Well, not all, but people ask it a lot. So what the heck? And we'll talk about it.

We're going to talk about public access and wherever else you guys want to talk about.

But Marcus, you got to talk nodding your head doesn't come across very good on a podcast.

Well, I just, I feel like I'm always just saying, okay, sounds good. And it sounds like there's one

word responses. Yeah. Okay. Yep. And Matthew, you're the man in many words, right?

Yeah. I mean, before we started filming, you told the camera guys that their goal is to get

me to say more than yes or no. Right.

Did you guys get him to say more than yes or no?

It was honestly a short hunt. I mean, we got the one day done. And then I was with you the next

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