Welcome to the Monday minute of the Huntsback Country podcast. These are shorter and more informal

episodes where we answer your listener questions. Joined today by Steve, how are you man?

Good, real good.

Had a good weekend, my daughter turned seven here, I guess, Wednesday.

But we had to kind of her friend's birthday party on Saturday and yeah, just's fun and to see your child growing

up before your eyes. We're gonna make this a parenting podcast suddenly but you

said it made me think of it. My daughter had her freshman homecoming this weekend. So talk about

little girl growing up before your eyes. She was all their stuff and then we had like six teenage girls stay the night over the

weekend so I definitely need some like refresh testosterone after this weekend.

That's awesome. But survived. Yeah, we just got back late last week from Elkhunning slash deer hunting. It was definitely more of an

elkunt than a deer hunt, which you guys will hear about. We recorded the story, so that'll be coming out

Wednesday. Short stories had some success, but yeah, more to come after that story on Wednesday, and then if you guys have questions from that

definitely let us know we can tackle some questions on a future Monday minute but Steve

since we had some success and put the packs to work, it made me think of pack cleaning and we actually

had a perfect, not question, but suggestion come through from a listener of the

podcast about cleaning your pack. He shared a message on Speak Pipe so go ahead and

play that now and we can share some thoughts or elaborate.

Hey guys, this is Scott O from Assoten, Washington.

I have a quick tip about washing your pack after a successful hunt.

I know this has been a topic of a few different podcasts and questions.

This year I've found that taking the bag, the lid, and the load shelf off of the pack

and placing them inside an extra large pillowcase and then tying that off on the top has worked

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