Welcome to the Monday minute of the Hunt's Backcountry Podcast. These are shorter and more informal

episodes where we answer your listener questions, joined as usual by a recovering from being sick.

Steve Speck.

Yeah, voice might sound a little odd this morning.

Daughter came home last Wednesday night

from a summer camp and was sick and within two days my wife and I were

both down for the count for the weekend. It was kind of a especially annoying one

because my son was just bouncing off the walls full of energy and

we're just sitting there like heads pounding lay on the couch like sorry bud yeah bad timing two weeks before the hunt, but I guess it's not at least it's not like we're even for the hunt today.

Yeah, for sure. Yeah, it's kind of quick, excited for it.

Lots going on. Yeah, it's kind of quick, excited for it.

Lots going on before we leave, including a new accessory

for K4 today, Steve.

Tell us about it.

Yeah, it's, we joked a lot about like really overhiping and super duper marketing this bad boy because it's pretty funny.

It's so staking simple that it was a

perfect one to do that with where you joke about being the most technologically

advanced or blah blah blah dot dot dot yeah and then at the end of the day I was

L-cutting by myself last year and on K3 we had a little bugle tube trick where you

tuck the bugle tube into the shoulder harness and it just sat there.

There's a video on YouTube that we did quite a few years ago about it and it was fantastic.

Okay for I had changed the position of where that webbing was sewn for performance reasons, but that bugle tube just didn't, it didn't quite sit there.

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