EPISODE 77: Into High Country with Jason Matzinger

Gritty Podcast

Brian Call

4.7 • 2.8K Ratings

🗓️ 17 February 2016

⏱️ 41 minutes

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On this episode of Gritty Bowmen we visit with hunting film producer, Jason Matzinger. I first discovered Jason's films through the Full Draw Film Tour. And I've followed his work ever since. Jason's films make you think. They tell a story and they're sincere and heartfelt. Jason is deeply involved in conservation efforts, teaming up with organizations such as the Mule Deer Foundation and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Jason is a talented filmmaker and skilled hunter. I look forward to what he does next.

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0:00.0	If I ask a question that's really awkward, we'll just use the safe word, Gritty.
0:19.9	Just say Gritty and then I'll just move on.
0:21.9	We use the quackmire.
0:22.9	Well he's talking, can I be going Gritty?
0:26.6	The whole time.
0:27.6	The whole time.
0:28.6	We're in trouble.
0:29.6	Mar-o-night.
0:30.6	Nice.
0:31.6	Yeah.
0:32.6	Dim-bear-sick.
0:33.6	I hope you ain't wearing a skinny jeans.
0:37.6	Hey, do you wear a skinny jeans?
0:39.6	Hey, let's look wearing a skinny jeans.
0:41.6	You're a kid.
0:42.6	It's past two weeks.
0:43.6	No one's been home.
0:44.6	And we need to do something about that.
0:46.6	Yeah.
0:47.6	You know, the studies show that if the dad of the family hunts, it's 50-50 if the kids are
0:51.1	going to.
0:52.1	The boys are so involved in other activities.
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