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From Hollywood, California, by way of the Broken Skull Ranch, this is the Steve Austin show.

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Hell yeah. Now, here's Steve Austin.

All right, I better welcome to Steve Austin show. I'm coming to you from the Silver State out here in Nevada.

Broken Skow Ranch 2.0. I'm finally back home right now, well, at least my house from

Nevada, with my luxurious wife, Kristen, sitting across from me,

Mulla sitting beside me, and Callie's over her whining in her dog bed. Callie, we're going to go out there and wash all the buggies, wash the full-wheeler, we've got plenty of work to do, I'll throw the ball for you. We're going to have a great day. Today is Labor Day, Kristen. We just got finished reading about Labor Day.

And I was going to describe what it was about, but, man, it's kind of a lengthy day. Today is Labor Day, Kristen. We just got finished reading about Labor Day. And I was

going to describe what it was about, but man, it's kind of a lengthy description. All I know, Chris, bottom line means Labor Day is a day off. Yep. Not for everybody, but for most people, it's a day off. So anyway, I guess the laborers back in a day felt like they were working too much so they needed a day off. That's a long story short, and I'm sticking to that story. It's a beautiful day out here. I'm trying to rustle my wife up to go out there into Kalasaki Terrics and go riding around a little bit. But I think she's going to put me to work, and there's too many things to do around here. My guest on today's podcast is my brother-in-law, Mitch Bailey.

We're going to talk about the great outdoors,

all the adventures we had on my antelope hunt over there in Unit 022.

And we were in Sparks, Nevada, for that hunt.

And we went out, there was a couple thousand acres out there

before we went on a hell of a damn four-wheeler ride. But we was just about 15 miles out of Reno,

and you could see all the casinos and stuff like that from the damn mountains that we were hunting

in. And that's when we loaded up and went on the hell of a damn four-wheeler ride. There

were some rugged stuff out there and just had an

absolute blast. So it ended up being successful. I don't ever really post any pictures of

some of my hunting adventures on social media because most people are kind of shocked when they see

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