This is primitive outfitting and you were listening to the Gritty Bowman.

Bam, chicken, wow, wow, wow, wow, nice.

And I'm not standing on my high horse saying I shoot a self-bow because there's no way in hell I'm

shooting a self-bow. When I say that I mean that in a good Christian way.

As far as Thesal goes with me, I mean, I can really give a crap about that lion too much.

And all I was looking at was the tip of Aaron Zero. And it was like this and this and then it was

kind of shaking and then it boom, sawed like a rock and I'm like, oh, oh, oh, oh, I

he's like I get to know if you hit anything or not. You never really show excitement because I don't

and I just kind of always mellow in this thing. Three to jerk a tear, I was running around like an idiot.

You know, if you ever talked to anybody from Africa, they're all about hunting lines because they eat

people. The compound I have total confidence with this thing I'm like, hee-me-hee, maybe.

But the way that America works, we're so soft like softer than baby.

All of us basically. The the shooting errors I'm going to call it matrix effect.

All right folks, welcome to the Gritty Bowen podcast. Aaron and I have finally reunited.

We're in my new castle. And Aaron's new apartment here in Lakewood, Colorado. And today,

we're going to jump into a topic and cover basically economical hunts or what it takes to go on some

of the hunts that we did this year and what we're looking at going into next year.

Yeah. Yeah. And I mean, and some of the more non I went on a couple that I probably couldn't

normally afford. The Kaffiru helped me out with. And yeah, maybe my thoughts or our thoughts on those

and can you afford them? Is it worth it? And you know, that kind of stuff. I like that.

I'm a little rusty. I haven't done a podcast. Aaron and I are a little rusty. We haven't done one in a while,

huh? It's been a little bit. Yeah, we've been busy. But things are winding down. And I,

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