Welcome back to Kaffiroukast everyone. We are a couple of days ahead of Christmas here and I've got David D'Austin across from me on the mic and we have a very special friend of his.

Go ahead and announce him David.

What's up everybody. Joining us today is Frank Young, a good friend of mine, a K.A. brother from another mother and he resides in Utah and, yeah Frank is a great guy. Say hello to everybody.

How you doing guys. I think we're having me on. I really appreciate it.

I'm forward to talking about some of my hunts and some other stuff that I do. So I appreciate it.

Sorry about that. I shouldn't be allowed to mess with this thing.

Yeah, cool man. Yeah, we appreciate you having on. David said nothing. Like I was saying earlier, David said nothing but good stuff to say about you.

You said that you had a pretty exciting bison hunt, not too terribly long ago and that ended up being the Utah State record, is that right?

Yeah, correct for archery. That was quite the hunt. Dave was there with me actually and that was one of my once in a lifetime hunts for Utah that you get to put in for. I think I put in for 23 years.

I guess I always wanted to shoot a bison since I was a kid. I went with my father who threw a Henry's tag about 27 years ago.

That was something to take to the tack of the watch was it, you know, maybe in younger and I thought man, I'd love to do that. So I started putting in.

A little bit I know, you know, fast forward, 20 years. I wish those points were for sheep.

Did you, did you expect to draw the tag when you when you drew it or was it still a bit of a surprise?

I knew that if I switch from the Henry mountains to the booklist, that I would probably draw. So I was pretty much expecting the tag.

Okay. Yeah. What were the percentages of drawing that percentage of drawing it for a normal person?

You know, if not any points or just in the general draw would be I mean one in thousands. Well, I think they issue maybe 10, 20 tag a year.

But like that, not very many in Utah. There's three different places you can hunt bison that are wild hurts.

The first place, Anneloo, byland that plays a little different and kind of more controlled.

And then you have the Henry mountains and the booklist. And this is an any weapon hunt, but they give you a season date, right?

Correct. It's an any weapon hunt rifle, whatever. I mean, everyone is rifle mostly.

And the hunt for the booklist is really long because it can be a really tough hunt.

It's mostly a migrational hunt when the bison move off the Indian land way up high.

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