Good morning everybody or afternoon whatever time of day you are listening to

this. I am Aaron Snyder's lovely co-host today and I don't know what to say.

So say welcome to Caffarro cast in there somewhere. Oh welcome to Caffarro cast

everyone. You totally choked. Sorry about that. I'm just kidding. I'm new with this.

Whatever you've done one before or two. How many have you done so far? Four or five?

I can't. Technically an insta pro at this point. So today Frank has syphilis. No

Frank has COVID so he's been home for a while now. I think a week now. Is he dead?

Have you heard of him? Yeah he keeps sending me emails. Okay so he's not Frank's not dead.

So I was going to do this podcast on my own and then Dana the other day I was letting them know

that they should do podcasts while I'm gone because I'm gone a bunch and so then I thought

it'd be a good idea to bring Dana on and talk about some of the different questions that I've

gotten over the last couple three months from different things that that I've done that people

had questions about from cornering away shots to meet care things like that staying warm. So

figure we would cover those and if Dana has questions I may bounce some things off of her ask her

what she might do in certain scenarios and then kind of break them down from there. Does that sound good?

Yes. I kind of surprised her right at the end to set cooler to hop on here. So let's talk about

breaking down animals first. That was a question I got. I got a lot about what kind of acts

or saw I bring into the backcountry which is none I don't bring anything. So I break pretty much

everything down with a tytonife. I sometimes I'll bring a folding knife for a little fixed blade

but I don't ever use that to break the animal down. That's just like my camp or my pack knife.

So how many animals have you broken down so far or helped or watched? Helped.

So I did my whole whitetail with Abby's supervision this a couple months ago and then I've helped with

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