Episode 649 - Make Your Own Frosting

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

🗓️ 29 May 2025

⏱️ 78 minutes

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Summary

Oh boy! Get ready for an hour of absolute nonsense! More nonsense than the nonsense you've come to expect. Redemption pie, when to add frosting, bear attacks, motivational posters, Yellowstone and influencers influencing. Enjoy!

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0:00.0	Okay, we're rolling.
0:02.2	So,
0:03.8	so you're listening to last podcast on the left.
0:08.1	Yes.
0:09.4	And just to give full disclosure,
0:11.4	where we got this, yes.
0:13.1	Like you can find a less funny version of this over there.
0:16.2	No.
0:17.5	But one of the guys on last podcast on the left was, hey, welcome to the show, by the way,
0:23.5	was talking about a Wikipedia page, his favorite Wikipedia page.
0:27.2	Yeah, they were talking, there was some bear news that they were talking about,
0:31.1	and he brought up his favorite Wikipedia page, which is list of fatal bear attacks in North America.
0:38.1	And it dates back, it separates all the bear attacks.
0:42.0	It waters them down to one sentence-ish.
0:45.5	Yeah, it goes all the way back to the 1780s.
0:49.3	Listing every, you know, reported bear attack to happen in North America since practically the beginning
0:58.4	of time.
0:59.0	Yes.
0:59.3	And I clicked on just a random decade, 1910.
1:04.7	Sure.
1:06.0	So in September 8th, 1916, Frank Welch, a 61-year-old male, died in Yellowstone National Park
1:14.6	by a brown bear.
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