Speaker 1: My name is Clay Nucomb and this is a production
Speaker 1: of the bear Grease podcast called the Bear Grease Render
Speaker 1: where we render down, dive deeper, and look behind the
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the trout Grease Podcast, and this time we
Speaker 2: are not kidding.
Speaker 3: That's right. I'm bear nukemb I am Josh Lambridge Spielmaker.
Speaker 4: And we are out on the river day fly fishing.
Speaker 2: A little bit of a little bit of a change
Speaker 2: of pace from the regular bear Grease podcast.
Speaker 4: My dad usually likes to make fun.
Speaker 2: Of fly fishermen, that's right, and we're tired of it,
Speaker 2: sick and tired of had enough. So today for the
Speaker 2: extra job, we are out here on the river fly fishing.
Speaker 2: River's a littlemuddy today.
Speaker 3: So little muddy it's we've had a lot of rain,
Speaker 3: and we had torrential rain last night, but we're going
Speaker 3: to make the best of it.
Speaker 2: We washed a dude up by the boat ramp just
Speaker 2: pull out a nice brown trout, so hopefully they're hitting.
Speaker 3: But Bear and I have done a hostile takeover.
Speaker 4: Hostile takeover.
Speaker 3: Yeah, for those of you who've been listening to the
Speaker 3: Civil War series and you're a little inundated with history
Speaker 3: and and all the details of the Civil War, this
Speaker 3: is a little break.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Trout grease has been a long time coming. I
Speaker 4: feel like I agree.
Speaker 2: I feel like my dad really started coming around whenever
Speaker 2: we had Dwayne Haydo on the podcast.
Speaker 3: I agree. Although he's not out here with us.
Speaker 4: No, no, you catch him out here.
Speaker 2: But anyway, it's a midsummer fly fishing.
Speaker 4: What are they hitting? What are the trout hitting?
Speaker 3: Well, typically we would be fishing some hoppers, you know,
Speaker 3: we'd be getting into hopper season right now, getting a
Speaker 3: little dry fly action. But we've had a pretty i
Speaker 3: would say, mild moderate June as far as rain goes,
Speaker 3: rain and temperature, it's not been quite as ope. It's
Speaker 3: not been quite as cold or quite as hot as
Speaker 3: it would typically be in June.
Speaker 4: True, so.
Speaker 3: The terrestrials are not quite popping out yet like they
Speaker 3: would be this time of year. So right now we're
Speaker 3: throwing a couple of streamers, waters are all murky, so
Speaker 3: we're trying to well something out.
Speaker 4: There that might see we have I've had.
Speaker 2: Earlier in the month, I was doing a lot of creaking,
Speaker 2: small mouth creaking, and it all kind of slowed.
Speaker 3: Oh look.
Speaker 2: There's a baby fun right there, little little little tiny fawn. Wow,
Speaker 2: that's cool. That joker is probably not even a month old.
Speaker 3: Look at that little spotted fawn.
Speaker 4: Incredible.
Speaker 3: And this, ladies and gentlemen, is why we like to
Speaker 3: come out here.
Speaker 2: That is exactly why. But what I was saying was
Speaker 2: earlier in the month, we had a day, well a
Speaker 2: few days of heavy, heavy, heavy, heavy rain and the
Speaker 2: river there's a river that I rafft a lot that
Speaker 2: I go float a lot, right, and it got to
Speaker 2: thirteen feet one day.
Speaker 4: It was higher a few days before that, but there
Speaker 4: was one day or I got.
Speaker 2: To thirteen feet and I decided to go float it
Speaker 2: because this is the time of year to do that.
Speaker 2: So I got the pack raft out and there was
Speaker 2: a little Uh, it's called a low head dam. Are
Speaker 2: you on one? There's that bottle?
Speaker 3: I think I'm home.
Speaker 2: It's called a low head dam, which I later learned
Speaker 2: is pretty not a good idea to float. Probably should
Speaker 2: have done my research before. Actually dam Yeah, it's like
Speaker 2: a okay, why it's well because basically, imagine like a
Speaker 2: dam that sticks out above the water, maybe eight feet
Speaker 2: and the waterfall there's a little waterfall coming off of it.
Speaker 2: Whenever it hits the water, the water's going straight down
Speaker 2: and a lot of times it'll recirculate.
Speaker 3: Oh and so underneath.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so if you if you drop off that and
Speaker 2: then the back of your raft gets caught in that circulation,
Speaker 2: then it can suck your raft under and then suck
Speaker 2: you under.
Speaker 4: And uh, sound good.
Speaker 2: The other dangerous part about it is that the water's
Speaker 2: really errated and that makes you less buoyant, so you're
Speaker 2: more likely to sink in your life.
Speaker 4: Check it isn't gonna do as much.
Speaker 2: But anyway, I floated it, jump jump flow head down,
Speaker 2: made it out. This is before I realized it was dangerous.
Speaker 2: But the water was really high and it was probably
Speaker 2: a Class three, one of my bigger floats that I've done.
Speaker 2: And uh, I called my dad about halfway through the
Speaker 2: river because my friend wasn't gonna pick me up.
Speaker 4: But I decided to do more river than I was expecting.
Speaker 2: Okay, And I called my dad and I trust like, hey,
Speaker 2: do you think you can pick me up in a
Speaker 2: few hours at the at this bridge?
Speaker 4: And he was like, no, but I could.
Speaker 2: I could go drop your truck off up there, and
Speaker 2: so I was like, okay, perfect, that'll work and uh,
Speaker 2: I uh float the river a couple hour flows get
Speaker 2: down to the bridge. I walk up and my truck
Speaker 2: is not there, and I was like, well, we're on Earth.
Speaker 2: Could my truck possibly have gone?
Speaker 3: What was your first thought? Did you think, well, somebody
Speaker 3: took my truck?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 2: First thought was he forgot. And I called my dad,
Speaker 2: he didn't pick up. Called him, he didn't pick up.
Speaker 3: Called him.
Speaker 2: Finally he picked up and I was like, where's my
Speaker 2: truck at? Did you park it out the wrong bridge?
Speaker 2: That was my first thought? Was he part of the
Speaker 2: wrong bridge?
Speaker 4: And he was like, oh, I forgot. He's sure enough
Speaker 4: forgot to drop the truck off. Listen.
Speaker 3: I feel like all the and we can say this
Speaker 3: since we've done this hostile takeover. Yep, I feel like
Speaker 3: you like number one on Clay's dishing out crap list.
Speaker 4: Huh.
Speaker 3: I would say you would be number one in my
Speaker 3: hair and I would be number two and so I
Speaker 3: just I just want everybody to know that this days
Speaker 3: our day. This is like a we get to dish
Speaker 3: it back out, but when he's not here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well I ended up calling my neighbor and it
Speaker 2: took him about an hour and then he goes out
Speaker 2: to his car and realizes the tire is flat, and
Speaker 2: so he's like, it's gonna be another hour, and I
Speaker 2: was like, no, man, So I called my other daghbor
Speaker 2: and he swung by and.
Speaker 4: Picked me up in like ten minutes. So well we
Speaker 4: made it back.
Speaker 3: But now you know who your real friends are.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but that was for a That was for an
Speaker 2: episode of the Bear Grease YouTube channels.
Speaker 3: So that that brings up an interesting thing to talk
Speaker 3: about because the Bear, for anybody who doesn't know yet,
Speaker 3: the Bear Grease YouTube channel is wildly popular and wildly
Speaker 3: exciting and if you're not watching the content, you should
Speaker 3: be because you don't and you don't even have to
Speaker 3: be an outdoor mean to enjoy it. Bear makes it
Speaker 3: entertaining for everyone.
Speaker 2: So yeah, the my goal behind the YouTube channel is
Speaker 2: kind of just to show show how diverse the outdoors
Speaker 2: can be, because I think anybody in any given place,
Speaker 2: if they've got access to some sort of wild place
Speaker 2: around them, I think there's something that you can be
Speaker 2: doing all year round. I think there's never a there's
Speaker 2: never a time where the outdoors don't have something to offer.
Speaker 2: But a lot of times that means that you kind
Speaker 2: of break outside the box of hunting and fishing. A
Speaker 2: lot of times that means things like rafting or rock climbing, or.
Speaker 3: The thing about rock climbing is you can do it
Speaker 3: just about anywhere. You can do that.
Speaker 4: You know, all you need is a root in the city,
Speaker 4: all you need is rocks.
Speaker 2: And uh so, yeah, we got pretty pretty diverse content.
Speaker 2: But what the way I view it is, I'm just
Speaker 2: out there mosying around, mosying around, yep, And so yeah,
Speaker 2: there's a pretty diverse, diverse set of content. But the
Speaker 2: other thing that I'm trying to show inside of it
Speaker 2: is that the natural world is as relevant to us
Speaker 2: today as it has ever been. And so on the channel,
Speaker 2: we are finding relevancy in the natural world, whether it's
Speaker 2: through making a bow or eating the food that we catch.
Speaker 2: It's a that's kind of what we're what we're after
Speaker 2: is the relevancy that the natural world has in a
Speaker 2: modern society to modern people.
Speaker 3: Well, I think that's I think that's not just cool,
Speaker 3: but it's important. And I think, you know, I've known
Speaker 3: you your whole life and I've watched you grow up
Speaker 3: and just seeing the the things that you're interested in
Speaker 3: versus what is popular today. What you're the stuff you're
Speaker 3: doing is not necessarily popular, but I feel like it's
Speaker 3: so valuable and people have missed out on the benefit
Speaker 3: of what's available outdoors, and I love that you're kind
Speaker 3: of putting that for everyone to be able to see
Speaker 3: and to you know, I feel like you can watch
Speaker 3: one of your videos and just learn a lot.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Yeah, that's a that's another big part of it.
Speaker 2: There's there's a lot to learn, and there's a lot
Speaker 2: there's a lot that the natural world can teach you. Really,
Speaker 2: I mean, I've learned so much through just being in
Speaker 2: the outdoors. I've learned a lot of very important life lessons.
Speaker 2: I've learned a lot about the actual systems themselves, and
Speaker 2: it's kind of inspired a lot of what of what
Speaker 2: I do in my craftsmanship or really just my life
Speaker 2: in general. And so that's the that's the that's what
Speaker 2: we're showing over at the Bear Grease YouTube, Chante.
Speaker 3: I like it. What's been some of your favorite videos
Speaker 3: that you've done so far?
Speaker 2: Probably I did a video where I tagged along with
Speaker 2: one of my buddies who's a falconer, Aaron Kincaid, and
Speaker 2: we went down to South Texas and trapped a wild
Speaker 2: Harris hawk off a telephone pole with a little a
Speaker 2: little cage with a mouse in it that had some
Speaker 2: snares on it. Trapped the hawk, and then in six
Speaker 2: weeks he trained it and we went and hunted with him.
Speaker 4: Just turned around like that.
Speaker 2: And that was pretty fascinating because I do a lot
Speaker 2: of you know, I do some well, I wouldn't say
Speaker 2: a lot. I do a little bit of mule training,
Speaker 2: a little bit of dog training, you know, trained some critters,
Speaker 2: and the falcon was a super interesting experience because what
Speaker 2: I what I learned is that it's all kind of
Speaker 2: the same, like the same principles whenever you train any animal,
Speaker 2: but there's just different Like there's certain aspects of a
Speaker 2: falcon that you need to like ramp up, whereas with
Speaker 2: the mule you might ramp that aspect down.
Speaker 4: But it was pretty interesting doing that.
Speaker 2: Another another really fun video was I went out to
Speaker 2: this cave, kind of an old hermit cave.
Speaker 4: I've heard it called. It looks like a moonshine cave.
Speaker 2: I don't actually know what they were doing whenever they
Speaker 2: built it, but it's a cave with a rock Oh
Speaker 2: do you miss one?
Speaker 3: I just missed a good fish.
Speaker 4: Shucks.
Speaker 2: It's a cave with like a rock wall built around it,
Speaker 2: little chimney coming out of it. And I went camped
Speaker 2: in there and turkey hunted off the mule and then
Speaker 2: only ate the food that I could catch or kill
Speaker 2: or find out there.
Speaker 3: You did you go home hungry or did you go
Speaker 3: home satisfied?
Speaker 4: No? I really my stomach did not growl once.
Speaker 2: I mean, like by the end of the trip, it
Speaker 2: was like, you know, nice to have a good meal.
Speaker 2: But I was not that hungry because the fish were
Speaker 2: just I mean, you could catch as many fish as
Speaker 2: you wanted to eat. There's greenbrier tips and all sorts
Speaker 2: of forging opportunities. But that was a fun video taking
Speaker 2: slow trap out there camping in that cave and turkey hunting.
Speaker 2: But yeah, there's been a We've got one coming out
Speaker 2: this week. I went to southeast Alaska, two weeks ago,
Speaker 2: just got back from that trip and we were on
Speaker 2: a Meat Eater shoot. So we were filming for a
Speaker 2: Meat Eater episode for next year. We were bear hunting,
Speaker 2: and I did a behind the scenes of a Meat
Speaker 2: Eater shoot, so where I basically I interviewed the producer
Speaker 2: of the show, interviewed the cameramen, and kind of showed
Speaker 2: just some of the stuff you won't usually see. And
Speaker 2: one thing that I tell people a lot is that
Speaker 2: the cameraman are usually way cooler.
Speaker 4: Unsung heroes than the people in front of the camera.
Speaker 2: I interviewed a cameraman named Dirt Myth, who is one
Speaker 2: of the coolest people that I know, has just done
Speaker 2: all sorts of stuff film for some wild shows.
Speaker 4: And has some crazy stories.
Speaker 2: He told some of them on the video, but that
Speaker 2: video will be coming out coming out this week.
Speaker 3: Cool man. I love being out on the river.
Speaker 4: Bear agreed.
Speaker 3: This is my happy place. Man.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little morning fly fishing. It's hard to beat.
Speaker 3: It really is. One of these days. I'm gonna get
Speaker 3: your father out here, and he's been out here. He's
Speaker 3: been out here with me once. We had the uh.
Speaker 3: The previous director of Arkansas Game of fish game and fish,
Speaker 3: and I brought him fishing, and Clay tagged along. What
Speaker 3: people don't know that your your dad doesn't want to
Speaker 3: admit is he's actually he's got a pretty good cast. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's done it a little bit, but he does.
Speaker 4: He does.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've been doing some some small mouth creaking as
Speaker 2: many mornings as I can.
Speaker 3: I recently, I've I've never done much small mouth fishing
Speaker 3: with fly rod, or with the regular rod for that matter.
Speaker 3: And uh, a good buddy of mine, Oh man, I
Speaker 3: just had another hit. Dang, where do you think I'm
Speaker 3: black zoncre My buddy Chris Graves and I decided to
Speaker 3: enter a small mouth fly fishing competition and we, uh
Speaker 3: we fished and and neither one of us are big
Speaker 3: small mouth guys. We typically fished trout and uh we
Speaker 3: we didn't. We weren't. It was like really slow the
Speaker 3: water again, the water was real murky, and we were
Speaker 3: just fishing. There we go, there we go, nice got
Speaker 3: a fish on there we were fishing, and we.
Speaker 2: Only caught I caught like a little small seven inch
Speaker 2: small mouth.
Speaker 3: And I was putting. I put him on the bump
Speaker 3: board to measure him.
Speaker 4: Uh huh and he flopped. Oh dad, gum it dang,
Speaker 4: just like that.
Speaker 2: No, I had him, I had him in my hand
Speaker 2: and I set him on the bump board to measure him,
Speaker 2: and uh he flopped off into the water.
Speaker 3: And uh.
Speaker 2: We fished all day and we only caught about We
Speaker 2: only caught two other fish.
Speaker 3: We caught a pretty decent small mouth, and then we
Speaker 3: just thought we were doing terrible uhu. And we got
Speaker 3: back there. Probably they had two classes.
Speaker 2: They had an all fly where you could just fly
Speaker 2: fly fish whatever fly you wanted, and that's what we
Speaker 2: were fishing. And then they had a one fly where
Speaker 2: you and your partner could only use one fly of
Speaker 2: one pattern each, so you had no you had to
Speaker 2: you had to have the same pattern, but you could
Speaker 2: both have one.
Speaker 3: So you had two flies to fish all day long.
Speaker 4: Oh dang. So you can't even lose them.
Speaker 3: Right, And there were probably fifteen teams in each class.
Speaker 4: Uh huh.
Speaker 2: And uh we got back and they oop sorryberry, they
Speaker 2: started announcing.
Speaker 3: The winner. They announced the winner. Uh, they announced third
Speaker 3: place and that was my third place was like had
Speaker 3: like twelve inches of fish.
Speaker 4: Uh huh total total.
Speaker 3: And then they they announced second place and they were
Speaker 3: like land Bridge, and we're like what because we had
Speaker 3: we had twenty one and a half inches of fish.
Speaker 3: And then they announced first place and first place had
Speaker 3: twenty three and a half inches. So if I hadn't
Speaker 3: lost that seven inch fish, we would have gotten first place.
Speaker 4: Oh wow.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I uh, I got a new appreciation for
Speaker 2: the small mouth and small mouth fishing.
Speaker 3: It was a lot of fun.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The the other fun part about smallmouth fishing is you
Speaker 2: catch all sorts of other fish. Catch a lot of
Speaker 2: sunfish right now, those little long eared sunfish look like
Speaker 2: something straight out of the Amazon.
Speaker 3: They do they do? They look tropical almost.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah, it's pretty wild.
Speaker 3: Gorgeous fishing. You know, I heard somebody told me fishing
Speaker 3: with a spin rod is like reading the gospel.
Speaker 4: Okay, fishing with a fly rod.
Speaker 3: Is like sitting in Jesus lap while he tells you
Speaker 3: the stories himself. And so I I just love catching
Speaker 3: everything I possibly can on a fly rod.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've never heard it described like that.
Speaker 2: I would compare it to compound bow is like fishing
Speaker 2: with a spin rod, I would agree with that. And
Speaker 2: then flyer eye is kind of like switching to a
Speaker 2: trad bow and I'll tell you what I one day
Speaker 2: want to get into is going to the self bow
Speaker 2: of fishing, which would be making your own bamboo fly rod.
Speaker 3: You know, I've I've thought about that myself. It's it's
Speaker 3: such a it is such a craft. I mean it is.
Speaker 3: It's it's an art.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just not as simple as just like getting
Speaker 2: a couple of river cane switches and taking it exactly
Speaker 2: like you gotta like split on and.
Speaker 3: It's made for pieces six different pieces of bamboo that
Speaker 3: are like precision planed. Yeah, and you got to use
Speaker 3: a jig that that makes the taper and so it's yeah,
Speaker 3: it's definitely quite an art.
Speaker 2: Yeah, one day I would like to make a fly
Speaker 2: rod and then maybe maybe I'll get hooked. Who knows,
Speaker 2: no pun intended, none taken. Yeah, well, I'm glad we're
Speaker 2: able to to Uh. I'll tell you what I just
Speaker 2: I'm standing here watching bar newcom fish and that man
Speaker 2: has a very nice cast, very pretty. I'm glad we
Speaker 2: could bring people along.
Speaker 3: It's about time. I mean, Bear Grease is great, don't
Speaker 3: get me wrong. You know, I'm the producer of Bear Grease,
Speaker 3: so I'm all in on Bear grease, but to be
Speaker 3: able to go out in the field, be in the
Speaker 3: s s land Bridge here fishing and giving it to
Speaker 3: them straight and giving it to him straight. That's right.
Speaker 3: This is pretty pretty great. So bear on the Bear
Speaker 3: Grease channel, like, what kind of stuff is coming up?
Speaker 3: Can you give us a sneak peek of anything cool
Speaker 3: that you got?
Speaker 2: Yeah, So I'm gonna be showing the full video about
Speaker 2: how I trained Slow Trap my mule, okay, and then
Speaker 2: I'm gonna show part of a trip we did in
Speaker 2: New Mexico with him last year, which was kind of
Speaker 2: like a rite of passage trip for him. And then
Speaker 2: I'm gonna take him on a bigger ride here in
Speaker 2: the Ozarks and do kind of a mule camping, maybe
Speaker 2: some squirrel hunting. And so that's that's coming up, the
Speaker 2: full full video on how I trained Slow Trap. I'm
Speaker 2: also doing another kind of survival video you could call it.
Speaker 2: But I'm taking my dog oce Age, yeah, and taking
Speaker 2: my Danger Ranger with the rooftop ten and we're gonna
Speaker 2: go overland for three days and we're gonna eat only
Speaker 2: what we catch and kill.
Speaker 3: Okay, We're gonna.
Speaker 2: Squirrel hunt, fish forage and I'm gonna be kind of
Speaker 2: progressing towards a destination that is a waterfall way down
Speaker 2: in this valley, thick as can be to get in there,
Speaker 2: and you can float it. It's a little creek and
Speaker 2: you can float it. Whenever it's just pouring down rain,
Speaker 2: that's the only time, and I'm gonna be I'm gonna
Speaker 2: be floating it trying to jump the waterfall. Yeah, it's
Speaker 2: probably a ten foot waterfall.
Speaker 3: Any bowfishing stuff coming up, I don't think so. Man,
Speaker 3: I love the bowfishing. Do you I like watching fishing stuff.
Speaker 2: I'm kind of I'm kind of always on the bowfish.
Speaker 2: But the thing about bowfishing and YouTube videos is nighttime.
Speaker 3: Content is just really a part of a film.
Speaker 2: It's hard to film and just like not it's it's
Speaker 2: hard to really show what's going on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I do some of it whenever I find
Speaker 4: a good opportunity. We do. We do these segments called
Speaker 4: cooking with Mom.
Speaker 2: Yeah, where well I'll go catch something, kill something, bring
Speaker 2: it back, and my mom will show me how to
Speaker 2: cook it.
Speaker 4: We did.
Speaker 2: We'd got a big old grass car, forty two pound
Speaker 2: grass car, biggest carp.
Speaker 3: I've ever shot, that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I shot it with a self bow too, and
Speaker 2: we cooked it up and it was not that good.
Speaker 4: I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: I mean, when you fried it, it was all right, But
Speaker 2: it it actually did kind of meet up to the
Speaker 2: reputation that it has as a muddy fish, which I
Speaker 2: was kind of surprised by it because I feel like
Speaker 2: a lot of times people make reputations like that for
Speaker 2: critters for based off of like one poor experience, and
Speaker 2: I'm not giving it that reputation. I'm just saying on
Speaker 2: my experience, because I have also had a good experience
Speaker 2: the grass carp eating it. Yeah, I baked it one
Speaker 2: time and it was really Yeah, it was like a
Speaker 2: really nice, flaky meat. And I'm not sure what I
Speaker 2: did right that we did not do when we fried it.
Speaker 2: But uh so, I'm not saying grass carp's bad. You
Speaker 2: need to go figure that out for yourself.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think that's important. Get out there and grass
Speaker 3: carp folks.
Speaker 2: Pull the flyer up yep or or or if you
Speaker 2: can't catch them, just shoot them. That's kind of what
Speaker 2: I resorted to after a while.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Well, beautiful morning, beautiful morning, looks like the sun's wanting
Speaker 2: to come out now. Yeah, I feel like I'm wearing
Speaker 2: a sauna in this rain suit, so yeah, by time
Speaker 2: for me to shed some layers.
Speaker 4: Same. Well, thanks a ton for listening to Trout grease.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and let us know, send us some comments, let
Speaker 3: us know how good this episode of what is and like,
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Speaker 2: Yeah, if you want more random trout grease, that's right,
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Speaker 3: And we'll keep doing them. We'll talk the powers that
Speaker 3: be into letting us do some more. So thank you
Speaker 3: guys for listening. We appreciate you. Appreciate you guys listening
Speaker 3: to bear grease.
Speaker 4: It is.
Speaker 3: It's a joy that we get to do it, and
Speaker 3: we hope you guys enjoy it. So keep the wild
Speaker 3: places wild because bears like trout.
Speaker 4: That's right. Oh and you know what we say on
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