Today on Gritty, I give you part 2 of the Texas White Tail Hunt.

The first part is episode 297. A group of us were invited to Sloan's family ranch in Texas,

which included John Barclow and Chris Derrick from Sitka Geer and Sloan Brown from Backbone Media

and my good friend Casey Harbardson, partner and owner of Mountain Ops.

On this episode, we switched gears from survival and technical clothing systems to hunting

whitetails in Texas. It's just a group of buddies sitting around the hunting cabin talking

about the weeks antics and adventures. There wouldn't be no alamo, no cowboys in the super bowl,

no lonesome dov, no yellow rose if it wasn't for Texas. George Strait.

Well, let's switch gears a little bit and talk whitetail hunting in Texas.

You better just get another drink. So can you bring me one of this?

You're clear. It's okay. It's gritty. So Chris, you've been hunting whitetails your whole life?

Pretty much. So what's hunting Texas-like compared to other experiences you had?

It's definitely more open. When you're taking a look at the terrain, the trees are way different

than if you're from Georgia or Alabama where I'm historically from or even in Wisconsin,

if you take a look at the vegetation there, the deer behave differently. They're used to

different types of noises or smells. There's a lot of people in the property that we're on now

that are working oil. I guess there's a lot of that.

We're in Texas. Yeah, we're in Texas. We'll pumps everywhere. We'll use them too, right?

Ranch points. That's right. You're my best friend. And Sloan rides them.

Like a wild branco. He does. He rides what? I stepped away for 30 seconds and Sloan's riding something.

Well, he's riding a oil there. I guess that's pumped up. Yeah, so I climbed up there to help Brian

like slim pickens and Dr. Strangelove. Exactly. That's awesome. I hope that they're to help Brian try to

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