And my first thought was dropped the rifle and try to dig in with my hands.

Well, at the last instant I jammed the stock that rifle into the ground and that stopped me.

I gave me an operation for those people that chased

Toronto and stayed in the saddle for 30 hours.

He killed a mountain lion with a club, you know.

He said he had no choice.

But they showed me a picture just in case I wanted to stop sandbagging

and it's somebody pulling an old TV out of the front window of my house.

All right, this is Backcountry Hunters and Anglers, Podcasts and Blast.

This is Hal hearing. I'm hosting another one from I'm back home in

Augusta, Montana and I got with me today. I'm super happy to have him in here.

It's Ron Mills from Mills Wilderness's Adventures.

My favorite outfitter in the Bob Marshall Wilderness and Ron I've known Ron for about 10 or 12 years

since I made a trip with them for a Big Sky Journal story

and Harold, my son went with us and changed Terrell's life,

really he's backing and staying back there all now. I don't hardly ever see him anymore.

But what I wanted to talk to Ron about was

he started in this business in 1959, right?

Yeah, right.

And I remember you could correct me if I'm wrong, but you told me you came back from one of them and went back to

cowboy and realized you'd be watching a cow's ass the rest of your life if you weren't

careful. Yeah well just just the excitement there's something new happening every day in the back country. Oh yeah. Yeah, every day is a no adventure. Yeah, I bet what was a what was it what were we all doing tell me what it looked like in

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