Kenyon and I are giving you guys permission to go, you probably need to get, if you don't have a 6-5 grindle, they need one in their arsenal, right?

Dude, 6-5 grindle is a bad little dude. I'm telling you.

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Today on Gun Talk Nation, this is a guy who you probably have seen somewhere on social media and you're either you know him or you're going to say how do I know that guy isn't that right Kenyon yeah and didn't he going to think about

crawlfish and jemmeline then he'll say that's where I know him from that's where I know that guy

Kenyon bankston southern boys outdoors um I mean you're on Facebook you TikTok, you're on YouTube. You're all over the place,

man. Yeah. On all the platforms that's out there and just trying to do it big, you know, just keep

steady going, posting, making content every day. You should see his dances on TikTok. Yeah.

No. So I think, so if people don't know,

tell them just what, how do you explain Southern Boys Outdoors? Well, so, so the,

the history of Southern Boys Outdoors. I was born and raised in Pumpkin Center, Louisiana.

It's a great name. Pumpkin Center. My first, yeah, Pump center. Don't get no better than that. But my first job was pulling crab traps with my stepdad in Lake Pontchartrain in Lake Marpa. We had crab trap lines out there, 14, 15 years old. That's how I bought my first truck. So that was like a commercial operation? Oh, yeah. We sold them to tallow seafood here in Hammond.

A lot of people might remember that's from the Hammond area.

And just got out there and started young working and always was in the outdoors from going

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