Episode 526 - Manatees, Spiders, Cocaine! Oh My!

Hank Patterson's Outdoor MisAdventures

Travis Swartz

Camper, Fishing, Simms, Wilderness, Rivers, Reel, Orvis, Hankpatterson, Wild, Conservation, Outdoors, Comedy, Adventure, Sports, Flyfishing, Mountains, Camping, Hiking, Streams, Costa

5 • 908 Ratings

🗓️ 17 August 2023

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Summary

Hank and Kevin are off the rails this week. Prepare your ears for some crazy banana spider stories, manatees getting weird and some thoughts on the influx of found cocaine in our forests and on our beaches. This ones a doozy. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Hey everybody I just got done listening to this week's episode.
0:05.0	I listen to them from time to time before posting them.
0:09.0	Anyway, this one's not for the kids. You've been warned.
0:14.0	There we go now we're recording.
0:20.0	Here we go, now we're recording. This is not gonna be any good.
0:28.6	It's just not.
0:33.2	Well, well, we've done that for a few years now.
0:37.4	Yeah, yeah.
0:38.4	This is also might be really short because we are entering today's episode with barely a plan.
0:47.0	No topic, I guess.
0:49.0	Yeah, not really.
0:50.0	Zero to what do you mean?
0:51.0	Not really?
0:52.0	Just not. There you go.
0:54.0	I like you softening the blow with, well not really.
0:57.0	We have some articles that I found that we can talk about.
1:01.0	Typically what we would do is we would start with maybe an article or talk about
1:05.0	something going on in our lives or something going on in our lives or some bullshit,
1:08.0	right?
1:09.0	That would lead off the podcast.
1:11.0	Yeah.
1:12.0	And then from there, though, then we would have a topic. So we would
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