Hey, what's up, guys? Another episode of Eastman's Elevated here. So today on the podcast, I've got on my

buddy Pat Noak. So Pat Noak, he's one of the first guys I met when I moved to Montana, and he was just so

passionate about hunting, and he was born and raised in Montana and had such a knowledge base for the country around here.

And then, you know, he's always taken advantage of all the seasons, whether it's bow season or rifle season,

and he always goes hard. And he's a heck of a shot. You know, always been a heck of a shot with his

bow. And then his rifle shooting, he's just taken to the next level. He's learned as much as he can about being proficient with his bow and then his rifle shooting he's just taken to the next level he's learned as

much as he can about being proficient with his rifle just a huge knowledge base but he he's always

hunting public land he's always going for it always self-guided so just a really fun conversation

with pat to be able to sit down and kind of share some of the stories we've had

over the years and then share some tips on hunting elk and hunting high pressure units. So

this is a fun one for me. Today's episode's brought to you by Yeti Coolers. So Yeti, they have

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coolers. I just got my first Yeti cooler. I'm just super psyched on it. I mean, it's crazy how it's

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But now, like a block of ice, I can go on a week-long adventure and I don't have to worry about my ice melting

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hunts where I'm hunting out of my truck. So I'm just really excited to use it. And then it doubles

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your cooler in the back of your truck or at your wall tent and bears can't get into it. So I think

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