Bird, bird, bird, bird!

Get him, go, go, go, go, yeah!

Yeah!

Brown babe was right!

Round babe was right.

I'm feeling spry.

Well, I got good news and bad news. The good news, no, let's see, the bad,

there really is no bad news. Well, there was bad news. The good news, no, let's see, the bad, there really is no bad news.

Well, there was bad news. My wife tore some ligaments in her lake. And that was going to curtail everything after the MRI and the visit to the doctor. And I thought, oh, I am going to be nurse maiden

for the rest of the year, which, as you know, as a husband, that's just what I'd have to do if I had to do it.

But it looks like I'm going to be able to squeak out in January.

For the first time ever, I am planning on going to South Dakota in January. Now, that is going to be weather

dependent. And I don't mean just cold or just wind, because we know it's going to be cold and windy.

But the last couple of years, they've pretty much been snow-free. Now, if that continues,

which something tells me it's not going to, because we got our second snowstorm

here in Michigan, then I am going to head back to the great state of South Dakota, which

is what this episode happens to be about, and experience my first ever January season. And I'm kind of excited about it. I'm kind of excited about it.

As long as it's not treacherous driving, and I've got some flexibility. I can kind of watch the

long-term weather. I'm going to go. And you know who's going with me. No, not my friends. Onyx.

Onyx is on my dashboard. It's on my phone. It's in my blood. It's on my lap. I've been scouting

this new area. I've never been to this area of South Dakota before. And if I'm looking at the

terrain right on onyx, I think I'm going to run into pheasants.

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