So you got a whole alpha team now, don't you?

But you have a wealth of knowledge that is beneficial to a lot of people and we can move the needle.

How often do you hear a hunting podcast?

We were talked about this. People relate to this.

All right everybody. I've got Kenneth by my side to help me with this next podcast because I know

nothing about duck hunting, but I have the South Dakota duck commander Sean Weaver on the mic.

What's up man?

I like that title. I don't know if I earned it but I like it.

You've got a hell of a duck hunting following. What do we got here?

You got 43,000 followers duck hunting. That's pretty impressive.

When I get my own ANE show, then we can start talking duck commander, right?

It's actually funny with the duck commander before we kick this off.

My experience with duck hunting was stationed in Korea.

One of my super close friends now, he's retired Steven Tetrault.

He had the old H-track, not H-track, VHS duck commander of Phil Phillips way back in the day,

like 80s, later early 90s or whatever of the duck commander. That was my first experience duck

hunt where they're like, he ate a peanut out of a duck's ass on one of the videos and they like,

they spit, you know, cut him boys and I had a hard on for duck hunting and then I went once and

I'm like, this is not for me. But that was my initial experience with Phil Roberts with duck hunting.

Oh yeah. Yeah. Oh yeah, man. Those old videos there. I love now they've converted a bunch of them

and put them on YouTube. You can watch some of that old stuff they do. But that was the duck

commanders I liked was the 90s, like still filming on a film camera, just Southern boys killing ducks.

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