Hold on tight because I'm getting a big slice of that humble pie today and an education by a nine-year-old.

Hey, I'm KJ, dedicated lifelong hunter here.

If you got an interest in all all things hunting, you're in the

right spot. Whether chasing quail across the plains of Oklahoma or in pursuit

of elk in the backcountry of British Columbia, you'll always find me on the hunt.

All right, welcome in everybody.

This is Gun Talk Hunt.

I'm your host, KJ, and I'm rolling at Solo today.

I'm only rolling this one solo because school is in session and he's in school.

So I'm going to tell the story about my son Knox, he's nine years old, and he taught me a lot of lessons, a lot of hard lessons that it's kind of hard to learn from your kids,

like some, but we have to be open enough

to understand that they can teach us things too.

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Okay, so youth season in Oklahoma was, I believe, on the, it started on the the 20th went from 20th through the 22nd

so drove out to Oklahoma or drove up to Oklahoma and And it's, my trips to Oklahoma typically take me around 11 hours.

Now, if it's just me, I can make that trip in about 10 hours and 15 minutes to the hunting grounds.

But when I've got kids, it takes a little bit longer.

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