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And now, let's get into it. All right, so there's been a lot going on lately.

After Game Fair, we kind of just got ready to go for early goose season and early

teal. So that kind of opened up

this past weekend. Joey went out on the kind of the western, kind of the western border in

Minnesota and shot some teal, had some fun with his family before we really get to filming too,

too much. For myself, I ended up on a pretty cool hunt.

And it was one of those hunts that I sort of felt like I went on just because I wanted to say

that I hunted this spot. And there's a few of those different types of places that I feel like

I really want to hunt. And one of them that's on the top of my list right now is a golf course, which this was not

this past weekend.

And maybe I'll talk about the golf course here in a second.

But this weekend, what I hunted for early goose was a sod farm.

And like so weird to be setting up in like beautifully manicured grass. I feel as a hunter,

it's pretty natural for me to want to be in like some muddy, crappy field all the time.

And so for this opportunity to arise, which not super common, obviously, to be hunting a sod farm, but to have

somebody who has permission on a sod farm and they kind of have, I think, all the scouting done

for you and they hit you up and they're like, you should come and hunt this sod farm.

Obviously, you have to do that.

So my buddy Dylan hit me up, had permission on this place, and it was a really good time.

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