Hey, what's happening, guys? New episode of Eastman's Elevated here. So today on the podcast, I have on my buddy, Coulter Fosdick. And so Coulter came out to the house and brought his kids out. And so we were able to hang out and have dinner together and then sit out on the back deck and do a recording. And Coulter's just a great guy. I've been hunting with him the last few seasons and been on quite a few adventure hunts with him. And he's just a diehard bow hunter. He's always trying to evolve and improve his skills and he's always trying to learn as much as he can. And then he's a great companion for these hunts as he always keeps a positive attitude and just goes for it nonstop.

And so he's a great guest to have on the podcast.

You guys are going to enjoy it.

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