This is the DiBom Squadcast presented by DotMong Industries.

What's up guys? I hope everybody is doing well since we last visited. It is early June, which means most of you are only about three months away from kicking off your

waterfowl seasons. I know it feels like a really long time, but I'm telling you, it'll be here

before you know it. Today, we are joined by a good friend of Die Bomb Industries, Operator

Final Descent Guide Service in Lubbock, Texas, Mr. Hunter,

Hunter, how you doing, man?

Good, man, good.

Thanks for having me on.

No doubt, man.

Well, I appreciate you taking your time and joining us.

What do you got going on this time of year?

You know, not much, man, especially with all the stuff that's going on lately

with this COVID crap, but really just hanging out and working out, trying to stay busy

till hunting season rolls around, you know, just doing some small stuff around the house here and

there, and that's really it. it easy been trying to work with easy

a little bit keep him in shape but he's got a limp going on uh so trying to figure that out the same

time but other than that just looking forward to another season how old is easy now easy's five now

he's five how many birds is that dog picked up, you think? Man, I don't even know. A lot. I have no clue. A lot. It's funny. I was talking to Forrest about, you know, Lila and the number of birds she's picked up. And it's a you know some of these guide dogs man you guys that

are you know really successful at what you do with them dogs you talk about getting some reps in

getting some steps in man so i know easy at five years old he's probably picked up more in

in five years and most dogs you know doing five lifetimes yeah no, I've been super blessed with an awesome dog, man.

I mean, I actually used to have the brother to Wila Forrest Pup, and that dog was a little

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