Bold, referent and occasionally random. The Sunday hang with Clay and Buck podcast starts

now.

I got to say a happy birthday to my dad, Mason Speed Sexton, 75 today. Looks 55 and

we celebrate his birthday a bit more over the weekend. The guy who taught me man stuff

growing up, you know, Clay was fantastic in studio. Yeah, he's great.

He's a great storyteller, great dad and great golfer loves golf. So we got to get him

out next time you're doing some kind of celebrity fancy man golf tournament. You got to take

my dad out there and you know, he's a great golfer. But one thing growing up is he used

to like to take us to we used to go to very remote. It wasn't camping like in a cabin or

anything else. We were carrying canoes over our heads carrying all of our stuff and packs.

I'm like 12 years old. This is pre cell phone era. This go GPS. We would go up into a place

called the Quiddico wilderness area of Canada, which is just right north of of Minnesota.

Oh, and that's a ways up there. Oh no, this is a real deal. My man, we used to do this

stuff and there were bears and wolves and all that stuff. And you know, I'm a big kid here.

The wolves howl at night and my dad just look at me be like, isn't this great son?

And I was like, I don't know. I'm kind of I'm kind of more of a house cat. You know, I like,

I like being able to order my Thai food and my burgers and you know, I'm more of, but

I did do that stuff growing up. My dad taught us outdoor stuff taught us how to shoot.

I mean, there's I should post that we got some photos. I mean, I have me at the range,

you know, with the 22. I'm 11, 10, 11 years old. You know, my first, my first rifle

re experience going on. I'm about 10 years old. But my dad was an outdoors,

mature outdoors. And but this is what's funny. Clay, I started watching this show called

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