You live at a farm.

You raise cattle.

You're still feeling that draw home still, even though your NHL and pro career is kind of right around the corner.

You still enjoy what you do around the farm?

Is it something that you will continue to do your whole life?

Or how do you see that going as you get older?

Yeah, I mean, I love it.

It's really peaceful. and I think just getting that

sense of pride, raising cattle and doing a good deed and all that. So I think I'm going to continue

doing it after hockey, but obviously right now, just where I'm at, I think hockey is the number

one priority and come home and help dad and brother and all the siblings

and kind of just keep the farm farming the jeans and it will just keep it going.

So I think after the hockey for sure, I'll be back on the farm.

All right, so you're training for the draft, you're getting ready to go to North Dakota,

but you're also tending to a farm. What is a day in the life like for you? Like take us through, like what'd you do today? What's your

plan for today? Well, this morning, we had to tag a bunch of calves. There was about 10

cabs from yesterday. So I had to get up and catch them all and give them all their vitamins

and everything like that. And then actually I went and did a little skate today and I'm just back on the farm.

And I got a lot of other chores to get to after that dad put on a list or something.

So, I mean, I'll get to that after and kind of just enjoy the day being outside.

So that's kind of a usual day, but I mean,

when we're in the field, it's more just sitting in a tractor

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