Speaker 1: M hm.
Speaker 2: You know what is interesting the other not here's a
Speaker 2: here's the true truth about me.
Speaker 3: And being vulnerable here.
Speaker 2: I don't watch our YouTube much and I don't listen
Speaker 2: to our podcast much like after the fact. But the
Speaker 2: other night I was laying in bed, and uh I was.
Speaker 2: I looked up the YouTube, the our God's country YouTube
Speaker 2: Meteor channel, and most of the time we do those.
Speaker 2: Most of the time we do them, but it's dead on.
Speaker 2: I don't know that there's one that we didn't get it.
Speaker 2: Huh for real? Shocking, Yeah, for real.
Speaker 4: That's shocking. That's where I would think.
Speaker 2: All that to say that me and Dan have perfect pitch.
Speaker 2: I guess, So, no, we don't. We don't, man, I'm
Speaker 2: glad we didn't record this yesterday, tough day. We'll just
Speaker 2: kind of run it down that what happened. We showed
Speaker 2: up over here over here, meaning my house, to knock
Speaker 2: out the the basic extra extra content that we do
Speaker 2: because you guys, dude, I can't believe people listen to us.
Speaker 2: I can't believe people want to hear us talk more
Speaker 2: than we already talked on the other podcast. But I
Speaker 2: get it, I mean I get it. I guess once
Speaker 2: you get kind of tucked into something you want to know.
Speaker 2: So we got over here yesterday and to knock this
Speaker 2: extra bonus episodes as they're calling up sidepo sidepod out
Speaker 2: and we couldn't come up with stuff to talk about.
Speaker 2: It was hot outside.
Speaker 3: It was the least of our worries.
Speaker 4: We kids were getting dropped off. I got a brand
Speaker 4: new baby.
Speaker 3: It's just my kid is screaming.
Speaker 4: I didn't sleep it all, man, I didn't sleep at
Speaker 4: all night before last.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we weren't really in the mood.
Speaker 4: But then this morning it's like heaven outside.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 4: My kids slept. They only got up one time the night.
Speaker 4: I walked them straight back and they put them straight
Speaker 4: back to bed. They fell straight back asleep. I walked
Speaker 4: right back into my room and went to bed, and
Speaker 4: then they came in there at six, and I was like,
Speaker 4: I mean, I want to say, my eyes were shut
Speaker 4: and I was sleeping by eight fifty last night. Yeah,
Speaker 4: that was good. And I woke up at six feeling
Speaker 4: like I've been doing.
Speaker 2: Man, I've been on a I've been on a late
Speaker 2: night ground, like like a night out ground. I don't
Speaker 2: know why, but I'm not I don't enjoy it. I
Speaker 2: love going to sleep at are you doing stro eight
Speaker 2: thirty nine?
Speaker 4: No, that's what do you do?
Speaker 2: I mean last night I was track guying down here.
Speaker 2: I literally till like twelve fifteen, man, so far, but
Speaker 2: it's the only time. It's the only time I get.
Speaker 2: So I feel like, if I go to sleep.
Speaker 4: It's the only time you get unless you do what
Speaker 4: I did this morning, and I was like, well, I
Speaker 4: think it was supposed to be cold outside it and
Speaker 4: I walked outside dude fifty five.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm jealous that fifty.
Speaker 4: Eight and I just sat. I just sat out there.
Speaker 4: I took thirty deep.
Speaker 3: That's deer season weather.
Speaker 4: And then I came right back in and I warm plunged.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, that's a warm plunging going.
Speaker 4: It's good man.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 4: It really opens up the veins and allows the blood flow.
Speaker 4: I'm telling you, when I pop out of that hot shower,
Speaker 4: it's like nobody talks about it. Mean, everybody's cold plunge trending,
Speaker 4: and I get that, but I'm gonna take something warm.
Speaker 4: I'm starting anything called warm plunging. Where you sit outside,
Speaker 4: you're a trendsetter, dude, and then you come back in
Speaker 4: you take a hot shower, feel like a million busted.
Speaker 4: I feel like revitalized, clean, smell.
Speaker 2: Good soap and the worm plunge Yeah nice.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's the thing about cold plunge. You just gotta
Speaker 4: go sit in some water and then get out warm plunge.
Speaker 4: You can wash.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's cool, dude, fifty five is I mean, that's
Speaker 2: that's like, that's like late October.
Speaker 3: We're getting into November weather.
Speaker 4: I kept thinking, man, the only way this would be
Speaker 4: better is if I was like on a pine tree.
Speaker 2: Yeah, with like a bow. Not yet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's not time. It's not time, but it was.
Speaker 3: It was good.
Speaker 4: It was good morning. I think we've got a few
Speaker 4: more cold days coming this week and then it gets
Speaker 4: probably back to hell.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this whole week has been incredible.
Speaker 4: Don't get don't get like to thinking it's fall.
Speaker 3: Don't let it trick you.
Speaker 2: Don't get your sweat wet sweatshirts out, don't full your
Speaker 2: boots out.
Speaker 4: What do you do with you? I put I put
Speaker 4: mine in plastic binds and put them in roage.
Speaker 2: That's what Jordan does.
Speaker 4: We don't have any room.
Speaker 3: We don't either. This whole, this whole closet.
Speaker 2: Thing over here is full of plastic bins and all
Speaker 2: of her seasonal clothes. I never, I don't know that
Speaker 2: I've ever one time in my life taking things out
Speaker 2: of a closet, put it in a plastic bag, and
Speaker 2: then brought like my sweatshirts that I wear in the
Speaker 2: foller in.
Speaker 3: My closet right now, hanging up. I don't have any
Speaker 3: room in there.
Speaker 2: It's all like when I put pants and I gotta
Speaker 2: and shove them in there and they're all boat out
Speaker 2: and stuff.
Speaker 3: But I don't yet. I don't do that. All my
Speaker 3: all my shoes.
Speaker 2: Are in the same spot. I'm not a I'm not
Speaker 2: a chick.
Speaker 4: You are. We kind of interesting day to day moving
Speaker 4: into our own space.
Speaker 2: Turning the page, gcps, turn the page.
Speaker 4: Yeah, for better or for worse, we are moving into
Speaker 4: our own room.
Speaker 2: On music crow, Yeah, I guess the next uh, the
Speaker 2: next part the YouTube podcast that you y'all will see.
Speaker 2: I think we have we haven't. We have an episode
Speaker 2: that we hadn't released that we did from the old one,
Speaker 2: the old podcast room.
Speaker 4: But and look there's no hate towards the old space.
Speaker 4: Oh no, guys are super nice.
Speaker 2: It was awesome. We love we love Interstate, but the
Speaker 2: opportunity popped up to where we could get our own,
Speaker 2: you know, room on the row and vibe it out
Speaker 2: the way we wanted to and have access to it.
Speaker 4: All the right songs up there and kind of literally
Speaker 4: have our own room.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the Brothers Hunt Slash God's Country podcast headquarters. But yeah,
Speaker 2: we're moving, we're moving into we're door doing this podcast
Speaker 2: this morning, and then we're gonna go to the side.
Speaker 2: Right now.
Speaker 4: Who's going who's making the cut to go up in
Speaker 4: the office For me, it's Tar, It's New Zealand Tar.
Speaker 4: He's making the cut.
Speaker 2: That's an easy because Shane hates that thing. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: your dog and Roomy hates that thing too, Yeah, hates it.
Speaker 4: Uh meat Eater Antelope making the cut, it's going up there.
Speaker 2: And then the one that was in Boon's ram and
Speaker 2: then I gotta check on my antelope. It's getting the mount.
Speaker 4: And then also uh Massia up Turkey from down there
Speaker 4: in Texas.
Speaker 2: That's hanging in my garage.
Speaker 3: So I got to give up too.
Speaker 2: Deer dude, do you go like one Tennessee one out
Speaker 2: of state or do you just go like.
Speaker 4: Like what's the baddest Tennessee deer we got.
Speaker 2: I mean probably at ten point.
Speaker 4: I don't know, dude, My dear right there is my
Speaker 4: bladed butt is nasty.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's nasty.
Speaker 4: That's a nasty bladed But.
Speaker 2: I mean he's your he's your typical frame Tennessee deer.
Speaker 2: You don't see a lot of Tennessee deer with like
Speaker 2: a with a twenty inch spread and straight ten point
Speaker 2: with ten inch and eleven is G two's and g's three's.
Speaker 4: That's that's a non typical Tennessee. But with the flame
Speaker 4: G two and in the blading.
Speaker 2: He's non typical by one point on his left side.
Speaker 4: No, I'm saying, no, he's just not a typical looking
Speaker 4: frame a deer. I don't think I like that deer.
Speaker 4: If I was taking a deer mind, he.
Speaker 2: Would probably go, I mean, then you got the different deer,
Speaker 2: You got the bigs over here, bad?
Speaker 4: I mean that freak.
Speaker 2: It's just this one's a good This one's a good
Speaker 2: conversation starter. This this Illinois eight point because while the
Speaker 2: season I was hunting that deer in Illinois, you.
Speaker 4: Mean the season like deer season or like the season of.
Speaker 2: Your life, scoot up to the mics the season well both.
Speaker 4: Easy for you to say you have an actual mic stand.
Speaker 4: I'm on a shooting the Bog pot Bog pod, so
Speaker 4: dumb I'm doing here. We gotta get another one for
Speaker 4: here or something. Uh, Jordan, let's get some of these
Speaker 4: for the room. Yeah, these road and another one, so
Speaker 4: order an extra for this freaking probably four Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh this deer, this Illinois eight point that's hanging round
Speaker 2: above my computer is uh, gosh, SEU quit running on
Speaker 2: the podcast. This deer right here is this eight point
Speaker 2: season of life and season literal deer season that I
Speaker 2: killed that.
Speaker 4: In shout out Rob Hatch. Yeah, And I was thinking
Speaker 4: last night, man, I love I miss Rob Hatch. Those
Speaker 4: guys are all all those cats?
Speaker 2: Do you remember those drives up the Rob He's so
Speaker 2: awesome and he is one of the best storytellers that
Speaker 2: I have ever come across. Man, Dude, his stories on
Speaker 2: the way to Illinois and back.
Speaker 4: That's a great idea, Dude, he's because I'm telling you, Yeah.
Speaker 2: We can do we can try to probably do try
Speaker 2: to hit him in Dallas at the same time, but
Speaker 2: we'll probably just.
Speaker 4: Do that'd be too much.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's wilds.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't remember this. Let me say one thing
Speaker 4: that Rob Hatch said to me that I'll never forget.
Speaker 4: And Rob Hatch is a songwriter that came up with
Speaker 4: with Jared.
Speaker 3: Demon and Jamie Johnson.
Speaker 4: Jamie Johnson, they're all big buddies. They're kind of like
Speaker 4: their camp Luke Bryan Dallas saying all those guys, uh.
Speaker 2: They used to their group coming up and if you're
Speaker 2: trailer no, just trailer park boys, was it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just the trailer park Boys. The trailer park
Speaker 3: is what they call. Yeah, the trailers.
Speaker 4: Trailer Park Boys is like.
Speaker 2: That's a Canadian TV show. Yeah, I think it was.
Speaker 2: The Trailer Park is is was there like suite in
Speaker 2: that building that they all their office that they all
Speaker 2: went to and rode out of and stayed in. If
Speaker 2: you're not if you're not familiar with if with Nashville
Speaker 2: and kind of like riding groups, there's like there's a
Speaker 2: lot of a lot of kids and a lot of
Speaker 2: guys in the same age women too, that move into
Speaker 2: town at the same time, and you just form these
Speaker 2: little friend groups and usually they come with names and
Speaker 2: and that's kind of who you who you ride through
Speaker 2: town with and and and work your way up the
Speaker 2: ladder with and their group was those guys and they
Speaker 2: were called like the trailer park. Uh, I mean there's
Speaker 2: I could go for days on the stories.
Speaker 4: But yeah, let him do that. Yeah, he said to me,
Speaker 4: it was right before we had We were riding with Luke,
Speaker 4: and I think Luke had just had like one hit.
Speaker 4: He was like, hey, man, me and.
Speaker 3: You, we were riding with Luke Kong's Yeah.
Speaker 4: I think, boy he he had it was early he
Speaker 4: had a hit, not with us, Yeah, And he said,
Speaker 4: you boys touched in pretty good on that looking thing.
Speaker 4: I was like, oh, dude, he's one of our best buddies.
Speaker 4: And he was like, man, hold on, yeah, I said
Speaker 4: what do you mean? And he was like, you guys
Speaker 4: are about to go for the ride of your life,
Speaker 4: no doubt remember saying that, and that the these next
Speaker 4: five to ten fifteen years are going to be the
Speaker 4: best years of your life.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 4: Some bitch was right, he's right.
Speaker 3: And how many years are we into that?
Speaker 2: Five?
Speaker 3: Yeah, five years into that and it has been.
Speaker 4: It's been incredible. Yeah, it's still incredible.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I mean just getting to provide for your family by
Speaker 4: you know, making being creative with your friends. I mean,
Speaker 4: it's such a I say that all the time to
Speaker 4: people like, Man, I don't know, chilling a big buck
Speaker 4: is awesome, Turkeyuntain's awesome. But I don't know that there's
Speaker 4: a better feeling on earth than knowing that something you
Speaker 4: have created, created in your own brain, uh, made money
Speaker 4: to the not not that it just made money, but
Speaker 4: that provided for provided for your family. Like you didn't
Speaker 4: tangibly build something something that you believed in your brain,
Speaker 4: whether it was just coming to Nashville and being a songwriter,
Speaker 4: or just an actual idea that you had that translated
Speaker 4: into a song that translated into a cut that translated
Speaker 4: into a hit. It's like and and essentially that dollar
Speaker 4: hitting your checking account.
Speaker 2: And you, guys, bizarre, it's bizarre, and you're.
Speaker 4: Going, hey, man, sure, let's let's uh, let's get a
Speaker 4: golf cart. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: Uh, I think too.
Speaker 4: Like it's specially coming from not being able before nothing.
Speaker 2: Well, it also feels like like when we go to
Speaker 2: those shows and here sixty to eighty thousand people screaming
Speaker 2: words that we came up with, helped come up with.
Speaker 3: To me, it makes me feel good, don't. Don't.
Speaker 2: I'm not tripping on that. Like, it makes me feel
Speaker 2: real good and I'm real proud of that. But when
Speaker 2: people when I take somebody or like like I've got
Speaker 2: buddies there that are seeing that thing go down, it
Speaker 2: blows their minds like like it is a way bigger
Speaker 2: deal to them. I think we're just you know, I
Speaker 2: think I'm a little bit just jaded by you know,
Speaker 2: the town and the industry a little bit to where
Speaker 2: I don't it's awesome, but you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 2: does that make sense?
Speaker 1: You know? Well?
Speaker 4: I think because we live in such a fast paced
Speaker 4: next song, next song, next song, next song mindset, fans
Speaker 4: don't live in that mindset. No, I know this song,
Speaker 4: this is this is what it means to me. I
Speaker 4: can't wait to hear it live.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 4: That's totally different than what we live in. And honestly,
Speaker 4: I think it kind of pulls some of the joy
Speaker 4: from music.
Speaker 2: Sadly, it absolutely does well it because it's just it's
Speaker 2: and I tell this to people all the time. Man,
Speaker 2: They're like, how does it you know what live in
Speaker 2: the dream? You know? And it's like, yeah, man, we're
Speaker 2: having fun and we're writing songs and it's a great job.
Speaker 2: But it's a job, dude. It's a job, man. And
Speaker 2: there are days I wake up and don't want to
Speaker 2: go do it a lot, and there's are days that
Speaker 2: I think about doing different stuff and all that. Man.
Speaker 2: It just you know, it's just like anything else. Man,
Speaker 2: it wears on you when you do something over and
Speaker 2: over and over. Especially with this thing. Is like, I mean,
Speaker 2: how many songs you've written, bro, Probably five? Yeah, And
Speaker 2: because I've been in it roughly thirteen twelve, thirteen years
Speaker 2: and averaging one hundred hundred and twenty five songs a year,
Speaker 2: and three of those, honestly, three out of twenty five
Speaker 2: hundred songs really matter. They all like there's there's more
Speaker 2: cuts in there and all that kind of stuff, but
Speaker 2: three really matter. Well, you know, I mean as far
Speaker 2: as and that's crazy, dude, And.
Speaker 4: I know what you have. And I try to explain
Speaker 4: this to people when they ask about There are also
Speaker 4: cornerstone songs that didn't one thousand per make money, but
Speaker 4: what they did they changed the mindset of someone who
Speaker 4: mattered towards you in order to give you that opportunity.
Speaker 3: So if not your own mindset.
Speaker 4: I mean I think of I think a song, like
Speaker 4: when I think about those songs, one of them for
Speaker 4: me was and Jamie was Mississippi Moonshine. Dude, I know
Speaker 4: that's like people are like, oh, college, if.
Speaker 2: You haven't checked out that YouTube video by the way,
Speaker 2: go check out you know Missipish.
Speaker 4: But I'm just telling you, in college, that was a
Speaker 4: song that like was like the full back to us
Speaker 4: being the tailback. It cleared the hole in order for
Speaker 4: us to get through the line.
Speaker 3: That's football reference right there, to.
Speaker 4: Get to the backfield. You know what I mean. Now,
Speaker 4: do we score on that play? No, but we got
Speaker 4: eight yards and it made the next first out. I'm sorry,
Speaker 4: I'm being very football here, but I'm saying, yeah, it
Speaker 4: just kind of pushed us to a place to where
Speaker 4: you could do something else. And then the next the
Speaker 4: next real key corners in my career was Rebel Kids
Speaker 4: that Justin Moore cut me and Randy wrote that, and
Speaker 4: I wasn't even get sniffed as a published songwriter at
Speaker 4: the time. I had left my first little company and
Speaker 4: I was in this weird window where I was completely
Speaker 4: betting on myself and in the process my wife was
Speaker 4: funding my existence just as a girlfriend, which is nuts
Speaker 4: and kind of yours two for a while.
Speaker 2: That's kind of how it happens when you don't have
Speaker 2: anything going on, you're chasing this thing.
Speaker 4: That's true. So we wrote Rebel Kids. It went on
Speaker 4: Hold my company. I'm at Sony now is like kind
Speaker 4: of took notice. And let's be honest. I mean, that's
Speaker 4: another thing I can tell to listeners if you're pursuing
Speaker 4: this thing. The truth is, and I'm not sure that
Speaker 4: not everybody's gonna tell you this, but I'm gonna tell
Speaker 4: you this because it's the truth is, these these big corporations,
Speaker 4: they're not going to really genuinely care about you until
Speaker 4: you make a little money.
Speaker 2: Well not, what do you mean make a little money? Sorry,
Speaker 2: it's not like it's not really it's have a little
Speaker 2: action going yeah, until you've got until you have a
Speaker 2: product that can make them money. Yeah yeah yeah, And
Speaker 2: I don't it's a business, dog, it's at the end
Speaker 2: the day, it's business.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a business. But I'm not saying that that's
Speaker 4: even a bad thing.
Speaker 3: It's not because here's the thing.
Speaker 4: If I'm running a sewage company, okay, and I need
Speaker 4: a plumber. And you come in and you go, hey, man.
Speaker 3: I really want to be a plumber.
Speaker 4: No, I've been a plumber and I'm really good at it.
Speaker 4: It's just this company shut down and I need a job. Well, okay,
Speaker 4: show me, show me your work. Here's me show here's
Speaker 4: me plumbing this thing. Here's me doing some plumbing. Right,
Speaker 4: you're like, oh, okay, cool, you can do this. You've got
Speaker 4: a history of doing it, You've provided for your family
Speaker 4: by doing it. Well, that guy's way easier.
Speaker 1: I know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can count on you to do it to
Speaker 2: make me.
Speaker 4: Sweet, way easier to hire than the guy that shows him, goes,
Speaker 4: I want to be I'd like to be a plumber
Speaker 4: for what I've been.
Speaker 3: I've been plumbing for a couple of years.
Speaker 4: So I'm not hating on the business. I'm just saying
Speaker 4: it is a business, and it's and that's okay. And
Speaker 4: so you know, having songs that that kind of get
Speaker 4: you to that point is uh, it's pretty amazing. What's
Speaker 4: the Cornerstont song for you? I don't say your first
Speaker 4: song I wrote that. You just sat there and watched.
Speaker 2: Over that lick. Dude came a li and that kind
Speaker 2: of love we made. It was my it was my corner.
Speaker 4: Skipped this and tired thing. We just went straight to
Speaker 4: uh yeah what were what were where were pat?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Oh yeah, Illinois, Illinois? So we were going up
Speaker 2: to Illinois with Rob and this one season. It was
Speaker 2: a few seasons, but this one season, man that it
Speaker 2: was the first year that we were doing it and
Speaker 2: I was just young. Ho dude, I was up there.
Speaker 2: I was running social media for I built the website
Speaker 2: for the Outfitter were we were kind of working with.
Speaker 2: I stayed at there so much and I just signed
Speaker 2: that like March of that year. So so March of
Speaker 2: that year, going into hunting season down in September with
Speaker 2: with Sony Music Publishing and it was my second pub
Speaker 2: deal ever. And had a girlfriend as well at the time.
Speaker 2: And do literally that deer that's hanging above my computer
Speaker 2: is the reason I got broken up with. You lost
Speaker 2: both of them, and I lost both of them. I
Speaker 2: lost a pub deal and I lost and I, dude,
Speaker 2: I'm weirdly proud of that now, especially now sitting you
Speaker 2: know where on the other side of it. But I
Speaker 2: am weirdly proud. And that's what that deer means to me.
Speaker 2: Not that I like, I chased it so hard to
Speaker 2: lose a job and a girl of relationship, but it
Speaker 2: just like I'm proud that that that was a Missouri year,
Speaker 2: was it? No? I lost a girlfriend on that year
Speaker 2: so too. But I'm proud that, bro, I'm proud that
Speaker 2: deer hunting means that much to me. And it's not
Speaker 2: like I'm doing it now. Like I've got a family
Speaker 2: and kids and my priorities, and I in some you
Speaker 2: might say that my priorities were out of line then,
Speaker 2: but I don't know, man.
Speaker 4: I wouldn't. I wouldn't say that about our past. I
Speaker 4: mean we're in our twenties and you look. I mean,
Speaker 4: I can literally remember.
Speaker 2: It's not the only reason them. By the way, there's
Speaker 2: there's other stuff I'm saying.
Speaker 4: I there was we so every buddy of ours from
Speaker 4: David Duncan has also has some a large amount of
Speaker 4: property up in northern Missouri. And man, I think people
Speaker 4: knew we were grinding to try to make music work,
Speaker 4: and they respected it and were like, man, y'all come
Speaker 4: home with us, you know what I mean, Like we
Speaker 4: were given.
Speaker 3: Some We'll throw your bone.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we'll throw your bone. Yeah, I mean we were
Speaker 4: throwing some bones over the past.
Speaker 3: Years living on the houseboat, moving furniture.
Speaker 4: Just man just grind and they respected it. Hey come
Speaker 4: home with us. So we really got the opportunity to
Speaker 4: do that. And one of the places we got.
Speaker 2: And when we got the opportunity to do that, we
Speaker 2: ate it.
Speaker 3: We did it.
Speaker 4: We ate Yeah. So we stayed in Missouri in a
Speaker 4: camper for a month in like a trailer park. That
Speaker 4: was awesome. That was a lot of fun, just even
Speaker 4: being it was like it's own.
Speaker 2: You stayed there for how long by yourself before I
Speaker 2: got there?
Speaker 4: Three weeks?
Speaker 2: Two weeks? No, it is like a week because me
Speaker 2: and Jonathan went to Illinois for a week from your
Speaker 2: birthday party we had, yeah, on the October October twenty,
Speaker 2: that was my thirtieth birthday part. Me and Jonathan left
Speaker 2: the next morning and went to Pike County and hunted
Speaker 2: for a week.
Speaker 3: And you went to Missouri and then y'all you.
Speaker 2: Met us midway and I jumped in the truck with
Speaker 2: you and we went back to the Missouri y'all midway
Speaker 2: like y'all you you came okay, Well, no, Jonathan came later, but.
Speaker 4: We stayed there. We stayed in a tree for like
Speaker 4: twenty eight days. Yeah, And on like day twenty four,
Speaker 4: the girl I had been dating called. I was like, hey,
Speaker 4: in respect, dude, I'm not going to say.
Speaker 2: That's about the time the girl I was dating's mom
Speaker 2: called me.
Speaker 4: Put jump in my story. So I said hey, like hello,
Speaker 4: and she's like hey, uh so, like how's it going.
Speaker 4: I was like, man, we ain't killed nothing, like, we're
Speaker 4: not saying much man, And she's like, oh for real.
Speaker 4: I was like yeah.
Speaker 3: She was like, is I got a question?
Speaker 4: She's like, is this is kind of like how it's
Speaker 4: gonna be? And I was like, what do you What
Speaker 4: do you mean? She was like, I mean like you've
Speaker 4: been going three weeks and I was like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 4: this is definitely how it's gonna be. And I've got
Speaker 4: another week and a half to go. And she said, well,
Speaker 4: I think we're kind of done and I was like,
Speaker 4: you know what, yeah, we probably should be. And so
Speaker 4: along the way, and I think the point you're getting
Speaker 4: to is there have been people as well as jobs,
Speaker 4: And is that too deep of an obsession? I don't
Speaker 4: think so. Man, I think It's about the timing in
Speaker 4: your life when you can do that right now. Look,
Speaker 4: you got kids at home, you got a wife at home.
Speaker 4: That's different than I have your old friend.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and you're thirty six instead of twenty six.
Speaker 4: You know, But I'm saying, even if you're twenty six
Speaker 4: and you gotta walk kids home, oh sure, man, you
Speaker 4: sure be it you. I always say this to Shyanne
Speaker 4: when we don't feel like doing something or when we
Speaker 4: feel like acting out because our kids are acting out.
Speaker 4: Here's the thing, dude, they didn't pick us. They didn't
Speaker 4: ask to be born into our family. They didn't ask
Speaker 4: to be brought into this situation like we brought them
Speaker 4: into this. So it's our responsibility to sacrifice whatever we
Speaker 4: love in order to make sure that they're up.
Speaker 2: That's what fatherhood and a great husbandhood is agreed.
Speaker 4: And what I'm saying is when you get into that point,
Speaker 4: that's a different deal. But I do feel like and
Speaker 4: if anybody's listening to this and they're twenty one and
Speaker 4: they want to freaking go hunt Elk for a month,
Speaker 4: you should do that.
Speaker 2: One hundred percent.
Speaker 4: You should do that because if you have ambitions of
Speaker 4: having a family, which we we did. We're family, dudes.
Speaker 4: I got three kids now, I can't believe I'm even
Speaker 4: saying that I got three kids, dude, yeah, freshy, and
Speaker 4: I wanted those. I wanted that. I wanted to have that.
Speaker 2: But you also knew going into that, and you knew
Speaker 2: wanting that meant that you couldn't have a month in
Speaker 2: Missouri anymay.
Speaker 4: Absolutely, yeah, which is why I did it. When when
Speaker 4: I was thirty yeah, or twenty eight nine? Now would
Speaker 4: I go for a month?
Speaker 1: Now?
Speaker 4: Hell yeah, go you go? And I wouldn't even call home.
Speaker 4: But uh and but but it's different now. And honestly, Shina,
Speaker 4: I've been talking about that, like maybe next September we
Speaker 4: find like an airbnb on some public and we rent
Speaker 4: it for a month.
Speaker 1: Dude.
Speaker 3: It changes, right, it changes? It changes.
Speaker 4: You never want to stop doing.
Speaker 2: It, no, were You can't when you love it as
Speaker 2: much as and it's when it's ingrained in you and
Speaker 2: flows through you like freaking blood in our veins. Man,
Speaker 2: you can't stop it. It's you know, it's it's it's
Speaker 2: an addiction.
Speaker 4: Also, find you a wife that understands that clutched.
Speaker 2: Oh, there ain't no doubt, bro.
Speaker 4: My wife, kids it and we still have fights about it.
Speaker 4: Not fights, but.
Speaker 2: It's also like it's hard to go find that. But
Speaker 2: just like, don't settle if your wife, if the girl
Speaker 2: you're dating and you're talking about married and stuff, and
Speaker 2: like she's not supportive of your passions, whether it be
Speaker 2: freaking deer hunting, whether it be living in the country, country,
Speaker 2: living far away from a town, like find find a girl,
Speaker 2: find a boy, whatever, whatever. If you're yeah, if I
Speaker 2: find you someone who supports you and and and loves.
Speaker 3: You for who you truly are.
Speaker 2: Man. But because we all we all just say this, no,
Speaker 2: I loves you.
Speaker 4: It's tough.
Speaker 2: That felt weird when I said, because.
Speaker 4: If I said to Shane, hey Shine, I'm never hunt again,
Speaker 4: she'd go, Okay, yeah, she doesn't love me for being
Speaker 4: a deer hunter.
Speaker 2: What she.
Speaker 4: Loves me for who I for who I am.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but you can attribute deer hunting to being a
Speaker 2: part of who you are and creating and and I'm
Speaker 2: getting there and creating who you are.
Speaker 4: I think she understands now that in order for me
Speaker 4: to be the best version of myself, I need outside
Speaker 4: dim It's just the truth. It's just the truth. I
Speaker 4: don't have to have it. I would still be like
Speaker 4: faithful and a good dad if I didn't deer hunt.
Speaker 2: But it is.
Speaker 4: It's there's a like a cleansing thing that happens, and
Speaker 4: honestly more of like a understanding of Man, I'm I'm grateful.
Speaker 4: I'm thankful I took a break from the grind of
Speaker 4: providing and raising kids and being a husband and vacuuming
Speaker 4: all the vacuuming all the time to just get outside
Speaker 4: and like clear my brain.
Speaker 2: You were vacuum vacuumin cheerios up in my house as well.
Speaker 4: I know, man, It's just kind of how it goes.
Speaker 4: Did you ever talk about that, dear? Yeah?
Speaker 2: What? Yeah?
Speaker 4: Are you talking about killing it?
Speaker 2: Though? That was a cool hunt and this dear, Yeah, No,
Speaker 2: I haven't talked about killing I was just telling him
Speaker 2: I lost a girlfriend.
Speaker 4: We lost girlfriends and everything else to it. But let's
Speaker 4: talk about the actual hunt. That was awesome.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean we had.
Speaker 4: Trail camera pictures. Now it was probably four hundred yards
Speaker 4: away from you, and we were walking through that muddy Yeah.
Speaker 3: This this outfitter had third like fifteen thousand acres.
Speaker 4: We go calling an outfitter.
Speaker 3: It was at the time.
Speaker 4: It was just a guy that had a bunch of
Speaker 4: ground that we hunted.
Speaker 3: It was an outfitter. We were selling hunts.
Speaker 2: It was.
Speaker 3: It was southern Illinois out to whitetail connection.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and it might still might be, but uh yeah,
Speaker 2: I hunted me and DWN hunted this river bottom and
Speaker 2: out there. It's hunting the Midwest and probably some of
Speaker 2: you are from there if you're listening to this, But
Speaker 2: hunting the South and hunting the Midwest is completely different, man.
Speaker 2: And where we hunt in the South and where we
Speaker 2: grew up hunting in West Tennessee. Man, You've got a
Speaker 2: thousand acre just ridge system with a valley in the
Speaker 2: middle of it, and it's covered with oak trees and
Speaker 2: everything is betting. There's no really funnels, there's no like
Speaker 2: pinch points.
Speaker 3: It's all.
Speaker 2: It's all you're hunting ridge tops, hunting oak flats. You're
Speaker 2: hunting sign yeah. And and and food food plots we
Speaker 2: were doing We were doing food plots in the.
Speaker 4: Food plots though, honestly.
Speaker 2: But in the Midwest where this deer was living, it
Speaker 2: was this little there was this little river bottom with
Speaker 2: just i mean giant agfields on either side, of it.
Speaker 2: So there's this pencil thin finger of woods for you know,
Speaker 2: probably half a mile running against this river, and it
Speaker 2: was the perfect scenario for a bow kill. And and
Speaker 2: it got into I hunted them all year long. I
Speaker 2: saw a lot of good deer. There were a lot
Speaker 2: of good deer in that area.
Speaker 4: But you remember that one.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, there's roman those Yeah, it was stupid showed
Speaker 2: up on Halloween under that stand. But I climbed down
Speaker 2: and went to the standard that I usually hunted this
Speaker 2: this night and I took a climber into this kind
Speaker 2: of this intersection where it was like a.
Speaker 4: Where are we coming to the end? Was that mega
Speaker 4: late season?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 3: I think it's like the first week of December.
Speaker 4: I'm saying, Yeah, that's what I'm saying. That's megalate for
Speaker 4: up there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And we were coming to the end of our hunt.
Speaker 2: Like it was kind of right we were the only
Speaker 2: ones up there. Well, no, we I mean the time
Speaker 2: I killed that, Megan Patrick was up there, Langston was
Speaker 2: up there, the Hatch was up there.
Speaker 4: Mexican Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but it was kind of like this this Chris
Speaker 3: cough what do you call that?
Speaker 2: Like it was like an intersection of there were woods,
Speaker 2: there were woods like a like like a four square,
Speaker 2: like a four corner. Meat and woods were on diagonal
Speaker 2: of each other, and agfields were diagnaled each other, and
Speaker 2: it was a perfect It.
Speaker 4: Was like where four of those fingers kind of came
Speaker 4: together to create an intersection, and you.
Speaker 2: Were just sitting in the middle of it, right because
Speaker 2: we knew those deer were coming across that They're not
Speaker 2: they weren't going those agfields. They were coming. They were
Speaker 2: just hitting the woods and running that travel corridor right there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I and and I saw a bunch of deer
Speaker 2: this this evening, and sure enough I looked over one
Speaker 2: time and he was. Man, he was standing there broadside
Speaker 2: at twenty five yards. I don't even hear him coming.
Speaker 2: And yeah, I was. We were trying to film do
Speaker 2: the Brothers Hunt film and stuff at that point, and
Speaker 2: I the camera that I was using had died, but
Speaker 2: I had the go pro, So the only angle I
Speaker 2: turned the GoPro on facing me, So the only angle
Speaker 2: we have of that shot is of me like freaking out,
Speaker 2: like and then uh, yeah, dude, I mean we didn't.
Speaker 2: It wasn't really that bad, it was, but yeah, I
Speaker 2: put it, I put a totally nobody would know, put
Speaker 2: a great shot on him, and me.
Speaker 3: And Dan got to trail him out. So here's the
Speaker 3: interesting middle of that cut being film.
Speaker 4: You shot that deer, and like ten minutes later we
Speaker 4: heard Kyle zil. Yeah, maybe not even ten minutes. It
Speaker 4: might have been. It was remarkably close to the moment
Speaker 4: that you shot that deer. I remember him thinking, is
Speaker 4: Isa Kyle Hellen in the area that he shot that
Speaker 4: deer in?
Speaker 3: And then I mean that I shot him right at dark.
Speaker 4: He must have just trailed him immediately.
Speaker 2: Did I'm glad I hit him. I'm glad I hate
Speaker 2: him good because if I didn't, they'd run him out
Speaker 2: of the county.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, they ate his high court.
Speaker 2: By the time we got there, absolutely had almost half
Speaker 2: of him that was not half of him gone.
Speaker 4: And we didn't we didn't leave it, let him late
Speaker 4: or nothing.
Speaker 3: I mean, I knew I hit him good, and.
Speaker 4: Yeah I saw blood and stuff when he's running off. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 4: that was a big deer. That was fine.
Speaker 2: That's a big eight point man. That's a And honestly, dude,
Speaker 2: that's the crazy thing about hunting deer here and up there.
Speaker 2: Like when I saw him, I knew he was big,
Speaker 2: and I was like, that's a shooter. But I had
Speaker 2: no idea he was that big until we got over him.
Speaker 2: And I don't know that I'll I don't know that
Speaker 2: I'll kill a bigger eight point in my life. We take.
Speaker 2: I think he's right under one fifty. Yeah, I think he's.
Speaker 2: I think he's I mean, I'm gonna call him one
Speaker 2: fifty eight point, but I mean he's like you'll see
Speaker 2: him in the pipe in the new pod rooms. He's
Speaker 2: probably got what like twelve inch two's yeah, at least,
Speaker 2: I mean, he's just a hammer. So, I mean, I
Speaker 2: don't know, do you take do you take a Tennessee
Speaker 2: deer and then that deer? Do you take that deer
Speaker 2: and then the one hundred and sixty five inch Oklahoma
Speaker 2: point or.
Speaker 3: One hundred and sixty five points inch?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a freak up there. Yeah, let's stay on
Speaker 2: deer hunting man. This is fun. What uh.
Speaker 3: What are you saying? We've got what what is today?
Speaker 2: The twentieth twenty first, So we're twelve days out from Velvet.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I have a love hate with Velvet man
Speaker 4: because I as cool.
Speaker 2: Now, Look, you probably love it a lot more if
Speaker 2: we had a giant that's daylight and I was just.
Speaker 4: Say, now, look, if we had hundred and fifty inch
Speaker 4: deer running around, I'd.
Speaker 3: Be gassed up to I'm actually jealous of those guys
Speaker 3: who do.
Speaker 2: Like We've got some buddies who've got some really good
Speaker 2: deer showing up in Velvet and they're gonna they're gonna
Speaker 2: go after them.
Speaker 3: We've got some on the fencers.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we got some of the liners. They're in my
Speaker 4: back food plot last night.
Speaker 2: Dear don't show up. Really, our shooters don't show up
Speaker 2: till octobersh yeah, most of the time.
Speaker 4: But I'll tell you one thing I have done that
Speaker 4: I'm getting a lot of action on is you know
Speaker 4: I talk a lot about that. The area of my
Speaker 4: farm that I let grow up was just natural growth.
Speaker 4: And uh, the other day I was like, man, you
Speaker 4: know what I want to do, Because it's year four,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna cut it in or burn it or something.
Speaker 4: In January. I'm getting it's going down because, believe it
Speaker 4: or not.
Speaker 3: There getting a bunch of cool native grasses in there.
Speaker 4: Yeah, the most nutritious h stuff for deer as well
Speaker 4: as bedding and cover for turkey polts as well as
Speaker 4: young deer is one to four your growth natural growth.
Speaker 4: So at year four you either got to cut it
Speaker 4: or you got to burn it, or you gotta do
Speaker 4: you gotta get it because what starts happening is the
Speaker 4: what they call woody species gets too thick right that
Speaker 4: you can't cut it with a bushog You can't. You
Speaker 4: got it, and it becomes less nourishment nutritional atricianal bave
Speaker 4: for the dear. So I'm cutting it anyway. In January,
Speaker 4: so I was like, man, you know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 4: I'm going to cut about a four to five lane
Speaker 4: bushoged trail through through the middle of it, just a
Speaker 4: walking path because I know the deer want to go
Speaker 4: from the from the higher ground to the lower ground anyway.
Speaker 4: So I'm just going to cut a path. And now, man,
Speaker 4: I can sit there. I got a camera on it,
Speaker 4: but I can also sit there in the evenings from
Speaker 4: a ridge point and just watch that. And it's like
Speaker 4: a highway, man, there's stuff coming down through there. Dos
Speaker 4: and fons are using it like crazy. It's only been
Speaker 4: I've only done it for three or four days, but
Speaker 4: a little deer. I really think that's gonna be a
Speaker 4: because because, like read was saying, the Midwest is different
Speaker 4: because it's open, you can see, you can hunt well
Speaker 4: down here. It's so damn scrubby. I mean, you got
Speaker 4: to you got to cut if you want to see deer,
Speaker 4: you got to cut something, you know. And so unless
Speaker 4: you're hunting an agg which we're not.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 4: And and I'm gonna tell you, man, they're using it
Speaker 4: like crazy. And uh, I think I'm going to implement
Speaker 4: that into my strategy for the rest of my life.
Speaker 4: It's going, Man, if it's mega thick and I can
Speaker 4: cut some trails through it in order for them to
Speaker 4: be able to access.
Speaker 2: It, because path least resistance, I think they do that.
Speaker 4: I think that's a thing, man.
Speaker 1: It is.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's just like they're a you know.
Speaker 2: It's it's a lot like cattle, right, Like cattle are
Speaker 2: going to take the easiest trail you go to, you
Speaker 2: go watch and your go look at a farm, you know,
Speaker 2: and it's got cattle trails, Like cattle are going to
Speaker 2: find the easiest path to get away on that thing.
Speaker 2: And and if you go up in the woods. You're
Speaker 2: going to see the same thing with deer trails is
Speaker 2: they're going to be on shelves and they're gonna be
Speaker 2: on the top and saddles and saddle.
Speaker 4: We used to hunt and I love the saddle too.
Speaker 2: In western cit that's a mean, that's a mean.
Speaker 4: Well, it's a tactic for southern hunters. I think where
Speaker 4: you have ridges, legit, tall strenuous ridges to get.
Speaker 2: Up the saddle is is is the is the area
Speaker 2: between the two tops of those ridges that is lower
Speaker 2: that where those are two ridges come down and meet
Speaker 2: the to get across that going perpendicular to those ridges.
Speaker 4: It's called the saddle historically on our on our leases
Speaker 4: because we hunt a lot of.
Speaker 2: Giant hill, big timber, arguable.
Speaker 4: Mountains at times. Uh, that's one thing we've really learned
Speaker 4: that a lot of times you'll have a rub line
Speaker 4: will be very prominent on those saddles. And it's just
Speaker 4: a I mean, it makes perfect sense. Instead of going
Speaker 4: over here where I got to walk up two thousand
Speaker 4: feet of element, I'd rather go across the same ridge
Speaker 4: at sixteen hundred the way, I don't have to walk
Speaker 4: that extra four hundred up a hill. Yeah. Well, the
Speaker 4: deer know that too, especially after they've been living there.
Speaker 2: So what those big bucks is, what we found too,
Speaker 2: is on those ridgetops deering the rut, those those big
Speaker 2: bucks will bet up there and they'll get all the
Speaker 2: thermals coming up and they know they know exactly what's
Speaker 2: underneath them in every direction, they can see, they can smell.
Speaker 2: They're away from predators, the energy at all, just so
Speaker 2: what they can do between the one of those saddles
Speaker 2: are so hot too, is that buck will stand up
Speaker 2: when he's ready to move and he'll just walk off
Speaker 2: that ridge nose and go through that saddle. It'll because
Speaker 2: he knows those aren't going to go up to that ridgetop.
Speaker 2: Apparently those are going to use that saddle going back
Speaker 2: and forth. He's going to go see what's up there,
Speaker 2: and then he might go on up to that other
Speaker 2: He might drop off there's a hot dough, but at
Speaker 2: night he's probably going to come up in bed on
Speaker 2: another ridgetop close to down wind, close to one of
Speaker 2: those hot spots. Saddles.
Speaker 4: To be careful when you come stomping up in there
Speaker 4: with your axe bodies. Brown. He might be a one
Speaker 4: hundred yards.
Speaker 3: From you Yeah, check out.
Speaker 2: If you've got on X and you're a Southern hundred
Speaker 2: hunting big woods or potland or whatever that have rigid
Speaker 2: systems like that, look for it's it almost looks like
Speaker 2: an eight where those saddles because you've got the tops,
Speaker 2: the peaks are gonna be, they're gonna be the peaks
Speaker 2: of those mountains, hills, whatever, are gonna be in circles,
Speaker 2: and then that saddle is gonna form kind of just
Speaker 2: this like eight thing eight kind of figure eight kind
Speaker 2: of looking at it. But that's a that's a little
Speaker 2: Southern hunting tip.
Speaker 4: Interesting man, good information. I like that. Yeah, I'd like
Speaker 4: to switch gears into we put a bullet point up
Speaker 4: that I feel like this is an important thing to
Speaker 4: establish as a hunter, whether you're new to it or
Speaker 4: whether you're longing to it.
Speaker 3: And it kind of goes back to what we were
Speaker 3: talking about earlier.
Speaker 4: What makes what makes a hunt or the hunt successful
Speaker 4: or satisfying to you as a hunter. And I think
Speaker 4: that's a big that that should be a topic that
Speaker 4: we discussed because I don't feel like we're now. Look
Speaker 4: I like a big dear dude, I like a big
Speaker 4: stinking ten.
Speaker 2: Giant here's the thing. So does the internet. So does.
Speaker 4: Now I'm not saying I don't like that, of course,
Speaker 4: but and originally that was kind of all I cared about.
Speaker 4: But that is that's changed. That has changed. It's probably
Speaker 4: changed for me eight years ago, five to eight years ago.
Speaker 4: Uh And and I don't mean to put a time
Speaker 4: on it, but I started realizing recognizing that the challenge
Speaker 4: of it is what does it for me? And also, well,
Speaker 4: there's different aspects of it, right, there's who I'm doing
Speaker 4: it with, there's uh, you know what really trips your
Speaker 4: trigger as a hunter?
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, and going back to spending those weeks and
Speaker 2: in a month and in Missouri and those trips, think
Speaker 2: about all those man, we didn't harvest a lot of
Speaker 2: big deer on those trips, but you think back to it,
Speaker 2: and that's some of the greatest, some of the greatest
Speaker 2: times in camp that we've ever had. And and listen
Speaker 2: and I would come home for those trips and be disappointed,
Speaker 2: you know, because because there wasn't one hundred and sixty
Speaker 2: in the back, you know. But but but that's heyday
Speaker 2: of That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, that's everybody we know posting pictures with
Speaker 4: one eighties.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, that's what I'm saying, is like back then
Speaker 2: it was it was about the camaraderie and the friendship
Speaker 2: and the relationship and the camp and stuff. But it
Speaker 2: was more than that.
Speaker 3: It's about the giant deer.
Speaker 2: It's about hunting the Midwest and having the opportunity of
Speaker 2: killing a one hundred and eighties deer. Now, though, if
Speaker 2: you were to say, hey, man, let's go to Illinois,
Speaker 2: le's go, I would be jacked. I would be more
Speaker 2: jacked about spending going to camp with buddies. And I
Speaker 2: would for sure try to take my dad because that's
Speaker 2: that's kind of what it boils down to me now,
Speaker 2: is hunt with him and you and.
Speaker 4: Dot's just do this some comparisons, all right. On the
Speaker 4: left hand, you've got you get to shoot one hundred
Speaker 4: and eighty inch deer broadside at a camp in Nebraska
Speaker 4: by yourself. On the right hand, you get to spend
Speaker 4: a week with I can't do Dad, because that'll win
Speaker 4: me in West Tennessee, and you kill one hundred and
Speaker 4: forty five inch with our kids.
Speaker 3: West all day.
Speaker 4: Really, I'm trying to make it close.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, I know I mean put a two
Speaker 2: hundred up there. Honestly, honestly, I would probably still pick that.
Speaker 2: Really the fifth wheel trailer with the two by four
Speaker 2: porch on it.
Speaker 3: Man, at this point in my life, like that is.
Speaker 2: I long for that week, man, more than the dear
Speaker 2: thousand percent agreed. I agree with them on thousand percent.
Speaker 2: Now take away the kids and it's just you. I
Speaker 2: might go shoot the two hundred Nebraska two hundred. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I said, no, I know, but make it.
Speaker 4: You give me a two hundred Nebraska over a week
Speaker 4: with you in a week here there, That ain't question.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to get it close, a close comparison close.
Speaker 2: You know what you offer me a trip to freaking
Speaker 2: I don't know, man, Washington County, Wisconsin, which is one
Speaker 2: of the biggest deer Pike County, Illinois, Southeast Iowa. Bro,
Speaker 2: if you offer me a week trip there and say
Speaker 2: you can go here for a week and from November
Speaker 2: third to the tenth, or you get a week in
Speaker 2: West Tennessee with your dad and you and kids, and said, dude,
Speaker 2: I'm still picking that man. Yeah, not used to Dad's
Speaker 2: coling right now. Actually, well, oh, that's a good question
Speaker 2: to ask him. But it's just it's drum up the question, so,
Speaker 2: you know, because he's tak Hey, hey, we're podcasting, but
Speaker 2: you're on the pod. So we got a question where
Speaker 2: this is literally what we're talking about right now. Would
Speaker 2: you rather shoot a one sixty class buck by yourself
Speaker 2: in Illinois or by yourself by yourself or get a
Speaker 2: have a shoot a one thirty in West Tennessee with
Speaker 2: me and Dan and camp?
Speaker 4: Hurry up, Dad, don't make it too dramatic.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I thought that might get him.
Speaker 3: What's the number that wouldn't let Would.
Speaker 1: I'd rather share a hint than kill a mobster?
Speaker 3: What about two hundred?
Speaker 1: Two hundred?
Speaker 2: That's exactly what we said, and then we'll just drive
Speaker 2: back home and show her. Right we're talking about Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: I'll talk to you about it. We're talking about how
Speaker 2: how hunting changes from give us a little three minute
Speaker 2: two minute on how hunting has changed from you, like
Speaker 2: in your life, from chasing big deer when you were
Speaker 2: young to what it is to you now.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean it's a it's a process of evolution
Speaker 1: of a hunter where you start out just wanting to
Speaker 1: kill something future good, you know, meeting the freezer.
Speaker 5: Then you start learning the value of what.
Speaker 1: Goes in to really pursuing a trophy animal, and the
Speaker 1: success rate of killing a trophy animal over just killing
Speaker 1: an animal carries with it, you know, the prestige of
Speaker 1: what a real hunters looking for.
Speaker 2: I'd rather have be a hunt.
Speaker 1: I'd rather hunt one buck all year than just go
Speaker 1: deer hunting every day. And it's just a three of
Speaker 1: the hunt, the challenge of the mind, and so it
Speaker 1: did changes that you get older and more experienced than
Speaker 1: your hunting. And that's the way I look at you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm with you.
Speaker 4: You figure out.
Speaker 2: I think you figure out that the trophies aren't necessarily
Speaker 2: the animals on the wall there, they're the time you
Speaker 2: get to spending camp with the memories you got.
Speaker 1: The Uh, pull in the trigger is the least fun
Speaker 1: of and thrill of hunting a big book.
Speaker 4: I mean, when I lay eyes.
Speaker 1: On a trophy animal that I've been hunting, that is
Speaker 1: a better thrill to me than pulling the trigger.
Speaker 2: I'm with you, I'm not with you on that, and
Speaker 2: Dan's not with you.
Speaker 4: I mean, I'm with you, but I'm not with you.
Speaker 3: I'd rather pull because you haven't pulled the sugar on many.
Speaker 1: Well you know, uh, he's got a nice farm that
Speaker 1: he can kind of raise him up and uh, you
Speaker 1: know and pull the trigger what he wants to that
Speaker 1: by letting them getting monitors guys.
Speaker 2: All right, so we got we got a farm. You
Speaker 2: can do that too. Okay, they'll be shooting three year
Speaker 2: olds three year old shoo, all right, all right, I'll
Speaker 2: call you back.
Speaker 4: I mean, for me, though, you know, there's nothing wrong
Speaker 4: with being excited about big deer, and there's nothing wrong
Speaker 4: with that being your main goal to pursue. And you know,
Speaker 4: it's kind of like the whole.
Speaker 3: I think it's what makes you fall in little in
Speaker 3: the first place, part of part of.
Speaker 4: The reason same. And I guess what I'm saying is like,
Speaker 4: there's nothing wrong with that, and uh.
Speaker 2: But there ain't nothing wrong with with with wanting to
Speaker 2: shoot a four point either. Man.
Speaker 4: That's where I'm trying to get to. Remember when we
Speaker 4: were like so concerned, like so concerned with filming ourselves
Speaker 4: killing deer is point.
Speaker 2: It kind of took the joy out, no doubt, dude,
Speaker 2: and we quit.
Speaker 4: We quit.
Speaker 2: How many how many fights do we get in in
Speaker 2: a tree? How many fights do we get in on
Speaker 2: the way to a tree or or leaving from a
Speaker 2: from probably fifty I mean almost, dude, not every time.
Speaker 4: There's so much of the times, so much pressure on
Speaker 4: your and for what an Instagram picture. Absolutely when at
Speaker 4: the time, I guess we were kind of trying to
Speaker 4: quote unquote grow a brand. And what happens is when
Speaker 4: that starts mixing up with your your love and your
Speaker 4: joy from hunting, it turns into this thing that's that's
Speaker 4: that's not even recognizable anymore, and you lose the desire
Speaker 4: to even do it. We did, I did, and thank
Speaker 4: God for kids because that that kind of set that
Speaker 4: back into put it all in perspective perspective. So nothing
Speaker 4: wrong with harvesting big deer and that being your only thing. Honestly,
Speaker 4: it's kind of the only deer I shoot now as
Speaker 4: far as bucks go, because if it's not something that
Speaker 4: I'm mega proud ever want to put on the wall,
Speaker 4: I'm not fighting for meat now, you know what I mean. Right,
Speaker 4: there's so many dos in this area. You know, there's
Speaker 4: we can I got.
Speaker 2: Deer meat if I want deer meat, yeah, man, And
Speaker 2: maybe that so there may be a couple of years
Speaker 2: and this is what I'm saying, well, and this.
Speaker 3: Is the period of life you're in now.
Speaker 2: But I mean, dude, that all might come full circle
Speaker 2: when Boone is able to shoot a gun for sure,
Speaker 2: and you kind of get to start looking at it
Speaker 2: again through his eyes and fill that same thing when
Speaker 2: a six point walks out and he ain't shot a
Speaker 2: buck yet.
Speaker 4: And my best buddy, Jamie, Yeah, he says the perfect example.
Speaker 4: He's like, you better, He's like, you better grow, You
Speaker 4: better shoot your deer while your kids are still young, right,
Speaker 4: because when they get ten twelve years old and start
Speaker 4: pulling drik, he's like, every spike and four point, he's like,
Speaker 4: every two year old ten point at eight point, you
Speaker 4: got to hit the third y and you're gonna.
Speaker 3: Be just as proud of that deer as if it's
Speaker 3: one hundred and sixties.
Speaker 4: Is that all the time? Shout out Jamie Davis going viral.
Speaker 4: You know what I'm saying, viral? I can't that happened.
Speaker 2: Jordan's uncle kept saying that that's that was Merle Haggard
Speaker 2: singing a Bocifa song, Like that's what Merle would have
Speaker 2: sounded like singing that song.
Speaker 4: That was killer I'm telling you, man, that guy's got
Speaker 4: a great voice.
Speaker 2: Okay, sometime I'll go yeah, he's nice, just so slit
Speaker 2: with it. But damn slick weedy.
Speaker 4: All right, I'm glad we talked about that. We'll do
Speaker 4: a little music. It's almost been forty five minutes.
Speaker 3: So no, it's definitely been forty five minutes.
Speaker 4: I think no, it started we started like nine to ten.
Speaker 2: Mm no, I don't think. I think he started that five.
Speaker 2: It's not fifty two.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Do you have any music stuff going on right now?
Speaker 2: I do. I've got one. I've got some things going on.
Speaker 2: But uh, here's an interesting thing that happened with one
Speaker 2: of my songs that.
Speaker 4: Dropped my let me get my own out of the way,
Speaker 4: go for it. Riley Green dropped what's that song? Rather be?
Speaker 4: A song called rather be y'all go get it. It's awesome,
Speaker 4: it's you talks about hunting and fishing. Riley sick. He's
Speaker 4: going on the podcast. It dropped last Friday. Spin it
Speaker 4: so I can get to sing a lot of it.
Speaker 4: Thanks LOVEO my what you got going on?
Speaker 2: My song that is about to I think the record
Speaker 2: comes out on the Dylan Marlow's record coming out in September.
Speaker 4: He was the guy we had on with the Ghost Story.
Speaker 4: That was a video of it running.
Speaker 2: That's doing Yeah, a GCP artist to watch. I think
Speaker 2: the first one cool Cat I wrote. We wrote a
Speaker 2: song called stick to My Guns and and uh kind
Speaker 2: of wrote it as.
Speaker 4: A chorus man preach over there and pick up for real.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm trying to just Yeah, I'm sticking damn. Tired
Speaker 2: of the man on the TV he' telling me how
Speaker 2: oh yeah.
Speaker 5: And it gets a little old when you're always being
Speaker 5: told that.
Speaker 2: You gotta do that, and man, I don't remember, dude. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm sticking damn. Tired of the little over Tchevie telling
Speaker 2: me had a little I'm hoping to remember the kids.
Speaker 2: A little old when you're always being told that you
Speaker 2: gotta do that, and it turns out there's a lot
Speaker 2: of folks that don't like all the things out love
Speaker 2: good thing the same for them folks. Now, this song's
Speaker 2: a one.
Speaker 6: Well, I stick to these roots sign, put these boots,
Speaker 6: stick to these boots I'm putting down, stick to this
Speaker 6: crossing around my neck, stick to these roots, stuck in
Speaker 6: the ground way I was raised in. Let me down
Speaker 6: head in a world that's changing our suorees hell ain't son.
Speaker 6: So I see right here with a rifle and a
Speaker 6: beer till the good Lord come stick to my gun.
Speaker 2: So as you can tell, it's kind of like a
Speaker 2: it's a pro gun, pro faith, you know, proud of
Speaker 2: proud of who we are and where we come from song.
Speaker 3: And we wrote it like that.
Speaker 2: We wrote it because you know, Dylan came in with this,
Speaker 2: with this idea and and was kind of sick of
Speaker 2: people telling him what he could and couldn't do, and
Speaker 2: so that's how we wrote it. And uh, and so
Speaker 2: he posted it on TikTok because, you know, kind of
Speaker 2: drumming up hype for for his new record coming out,
Speaker 2: uh mid twenties Crisis that's the name of the record,
Speaker 2: and coming out in September. I think he's got a
Speaker 2: song dropping pretty soon. But uh, anyway, there is a feature.
Speaker 2: Now I can't there's a feature.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's good.
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, there's a feature and it's it's it's a
Speaker 2: real handsome feature.
Speaker 3: So vany yeah, yeah, good jaw line.
Speaker 4: You don't want no.
Speaker 2: I think we're good. So anyway, he releases first verse
Speaker 2: chorus on TikTok and blows up. Everybody loves it, you know, uh,
Speaker 2: comment like and sharing the whole thing. Well, the next day,
Speaker 2: my I think it was I think Jordan sent me
Speaker 2: or showed me a video of Dylan on TikTok again
Speaker 2: and uh, and it was him saying, you know, he's
Speaker 2: like on the TikTok. It was like a like a
Speaker 2: like a selfie video of him saying, I don't usually
Speaker 2: get on TikTok and do this kind of stuff. He
Speaker 2: was like, but I posted this song on TikTok yesterday
Speaker 2: and on my phone it I had like five hundred
Speaker 2: something plus comments on it. And when I went to
Speaker 2: look at him, it's TikTok on tik talk. It showed
Speaker 2: over four hundred comments, got banned and got.
Speaker 3: Like shadowed.
Speaker 2: So they could they TikTok was not allowing anybody to
Speaker 2: comment on it or something like that. I don't know
Speaker 2: how TikTok works, but TikTok was was was pretty much
Speaker 2: like put throwing some shade on it because and and
Speaker 2: Dylan in the video set like he says, I'm not
Speaker 2: I'm not saying why they did it.
Speaker 3: He was like, but watch this, watch this. Uh, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: play it.
Speaker 2: If you want to. But but TikTok was TikTok put
Speaker 2: a little little, uh little stranglehold on on the tune
Speaker 2: for a minute. Yeah, it's Dylan's page on TikTok and
Speaker 2: so much that the Daily Wire. I don't know if
Speaker 2: any of y'all out there read or you get your
Speaker 2: news from the Daily Wire, but the Daily Wire posted
Speaker 2: a wrote a story about it. So Daily Wire released
Speaker 2: the thing that says the country singer says comments on
Speaker 2: his pro gun, pro god anthem are getting throttle on TikTok.
Speaker 4: Throttle. That's the word.
Speaker 3: That's a good word.
Speaker 2: Deylan marlow is unsure why TikTok, twenty seven year old
Speaker 2: recording artists anticipated the song might be controversial when he
Speaker 2: posted it. He wrote in the social media caption, this
Speaker 2: might get censored, but whatever, this is one of my
Speaker 2: favorite songs off the record. Let's go. The video shows
Speaker 2: Marlowe strown his guitar while sitting on port singing stick
Speaker 2: to my Guns, and it goes through the lyrics and
Speaker 2: all that. The singer did not make any specific accusations,
Speaker 2: but wrote I have my guess as to why the
Speaker 2: comments weren't appearing. He went on to say that he
Speaker 2: contacted TikTok to find out why the comments were disabled
Speaker 2: and hadn't received it answer yet, So anything we don't know.
Speaker 2: One person wrote on the comments, the reason they aren't
Speaker 2: showing up is the exact reason we need more songs
Speaker 2: like this.
Speaker 3: Love that dude. You have the voice in more than
Speaker 3: one way. So proud of you. Keep going. We'll keep supporting.
Speaker 2: You know, they're agreed.
Speaker 4: So it's kind of like, I mean, to me, the
Speaker 4: thing that annoys me about this is the double standards.
Speaker 4: Is that.
Speaker 2: Unseid all artist a can get on and talk about,
Speaker 2: you know, the dark side and and and you know,
Speaker 2: we'll just say it, I mean, having sex and all
Speaker 2: this other stuff is like and committing. I'm not saying
Speaker 2: sex is a bad thing. I'm just saying, you know,
Speaker 2: we're not censoring. They're not censoring that at all, not
Speaker 2: censuring kids hearing and seeing kind of praising it a
Speaker 2: little bit, kind of kind of kind of trying to
Speaker 2: kind of trying to show down. Damn.
Speaker 5: So what you gotta do?
Speaker 3: You were that you were at that that's the Grammys, bro, I.
Speaker 4: Said the Grammys when when Sam Smith Smith almost said
Speaker 4: that one for real. If it's a it's very it's
Speaker 4: it's it's the same thing as media, uh exploiting and
Speaker 4: showing you know, demons and worshiping devils and and and
Speaker 4: let me say this, I learned from being there that
Speaker 4: these dudes don't believe in this stuff. They're not actually
Speaker 4: doing it. It is just a ploy to get you
Speaker 4: to talk about it, which is exactly what we're doing.
Speaker 2: It makes more money.
Speaker 4: But my point is that if that kind of stuff
Speaker 4: is not getting throttled, how, yeah, it's not getting thro all.
Speaker 4: How is stick to my guns getting if we're gonna
Speaker 4: call it. And not to say that, I mean, they're
Speaker 4: both uh taboo things to talk about, correct like to
Speaker 4: some fot. I mean to us, talking about a gun
Speaker 4: is like talking about the guitar or talking like talking
Speaker 4: about a hammer. It is an inadamant object to me
Speaker 4: that I've grown up with and growing up around, and
Speaker 4: I'm educated on so I have no problems discussing or
Speaker 4: handling anything. But my point is that if we're gonna
Speaker 4: if we're gonna do that, we gotta play fair. We
Speaker 4: gotta play fair man, And that ain't fair. Dude.
Speaker 2: Well, if you did it, there wouldn't be I mean,
Speaker 2: all you have was just the middle of the Roads songs.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, like that comes say the same thing
Speaker 4: over and over and over.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, and those are out there and they make you know,
Speaker 2: a lot of money. But like, yeah, I think you're right.
Speaker 2: And so that's that's my first go with any any
Speaker 2: type of song I've ever had, try to get canceled,
Speaker 2: and hey, try to cancel it. Please try to cancel it,
Speaker 2: because the only only things I've seen try to get
Speaker 2: canceled have turned into wildfires, you know what I'm saying. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but no, man, I'm I'm proud of that man. And
Speaker 2: and I text Dylan and that, you know, I didn't
Speaker 2: know if he had seen that story. I texting that
Speaker 2: story and he said, you know, he's like, dude, I
Speaker 2: love it, you know, I love the attention and and
Speaker 2: uh and what it you know, what that song stands
Speaker 2: for and what it means and let him come for ust, bro,
Speaker 2: let him come for us.
Speaker 4: Yeah, good on you, and good on Dylan for not
Speaker 4: caving and uh so and so sticking to his gun.
Speaker 3: So there's that that that record will be out in September.
Speaker 3: Sometimes I think we're good. Are we done?
Speaker 2: I got one more story. I got one more great
Speaker 2: story that happened to me two days ago.
Speaker 4: I wrap it up. My back's killing me from leaning
Speaker 4: into this thing. You see me trying to hold that
Speaker 4: phone up.
Speaker 2: My shoulders on the fine and it was shaking.
Speaker 4: My shoulders on fire. Oh, my shoulders on fire.
Speaker 3: I think this girl is Yeah, yeah, I could not.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, no no. Yeah. I played played
Speaker 2: in a golf turn a couple of days ago out
Speaker 2: at a beautiful club in uh South Nashville called the Grove,
Speaker 2: and played with some song arin buddies of mine.
Speaker 3: It's a scramble for Hope Kids, a great charity organization.
Speaker 4: And you know what, man, these medi eater cats like
Speaker 4: to hate on golf whole lot. I'm just here to
Speaker 4: really they hate golf. They think golf is like a
Speaker 4: waste of uh like land, you could be honey on,
Speaker 4: come on.
Speaker 2: Like there's not you know, like they don't have millions
Speaker 2: of acres out out there. Yeah, golf's awesome, dude, take that.
Speaker 2: Golf is awesome. We love you me, heater, but I
Speaker 2: don't agree with him.
Speaker 4: But it's actually just Steve me too, so he doesn't
Speaker 4: understand the way the World War.
Speaker 3: Trial because his swings he's a hack.
Speaker 4: No, I'll straight to his face. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Actually, if you want to get better golf and like golf,
Speaker 3: Steve holler.
Speaker 2: At you, I can teach you how to love it,
Speaker 2: you know, make some money on it. Yeah. And so
Speaker 2: we were playing in a scramble and there were some
Speaker 2: there was one country artist that is on my mount
Speaker 2: rushmore of country artists. Uh in the country artist slash
Speaker 2: singer guitar player Vince Gill was there and uh he
Speaker 2: was This is like ten thirty with t Off at eleven.
Speaker 2: My buddy comes up to me on the range. He's like,
Speaker 2: hey man, He's like he knows how much I love it. Skill.
Speaker 2: He's like, did you see Vince? And I was like,
Speaker 2: Vince who? And He's like Vince Gills on the end
Speaker 2: of the range hitting balls down there. So I was like,
Speaker 2: oh my gosh, dude. And I'm one that like.
Speaker 4: At the grow.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at the Grow he was playing the tournament. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he's playing the tournament. So u he ended up playing
Speaker 2: in the group in front of us, and so I
Speaker 2: was like, he's bigger, he's tall, he's tall. Yeah, he's tall,
Speaker 2: and he's in one. He is a freaking stick like
Speaker 2: he can play. I remember watching him when they opened
Speaker 2: up Ross Creek the Bear Trace, when Jack Nicholas opened
Speaker 2: that in Clift and the first time anybody ever played
Speaker 2: that course. The grand opening like rebid cutting ceremony of
Speaker 2: that was Jack brought Vince to come down and play
Speaker 2: just them too. Jack walked around with a little pale
Speaker 2: mic and told you as he was playing the course
Speaker 2: why he designed it the way he did it. And
Speaker 2: it was like an invite only and Dad got invited.
Speaker 2: He took me and I think Jack shot sixty two
Speaker 2: that day and set the course record the first time
Speaker 2: I was ever played six. Yeah, Vin shat like sixty
Speaker 2: nine like he Vince can play, but he's he's over
Speaker 2: sixty now so he can play from bro. He was
Speaker 2: driving greens left and right at this thing the other day. Anyway,
Speaker 2: What do you think he hits it off? Oh, he
Speaker 2: was hitting it. He won long drive and he did.
Speaker 2: I was behind it. I hit him from about fifteen
Speaker 2: yards further than he did, and I hit it to
Speaker 2: two yards short of his marker in the middle of
Speaker 2: a par five. So I mean and I hit it
Speaker 2: probably I probably hit it three hundred and people are
Speaker 2: gonna three hundred.
Speaker 3: I hit the ball three hundred yards.
Speaker 1: Y'all.
Speaker 2: Just get you do.
Speaker 3: There's not many things one hundred and twenty three mile
Speaker 3: an hour.
Speaker 4: Expace way better than me. Golf is one of those things.
Speaker 2: And big deer hunting. But I'm getting better, dude, absolutely
Speaker 2: getting a lot better.
Speaker 3: That's what it takes. Time you just started playing. I'm
Speaker 3: playing my whole life.
Speaker 2: But anyway, Vince, Vince won that long drive ahead of me,
Speaker 2: so he probably hit it two ninety, you know, like
Speaker 2: to eighty. Yeah. Yeah. So anyway, he's hitting balls on
Speaker 2: the end. I was like, and I'm one that's like, hey, man,
Speaker 2: go talk to him, like ghost, go tell him. Go
Speaker 2: shoot your shot, bro. And that's another thing in life.
Speaker 2: Shoots your shot. Say what you mean, go ask for
Speaker 2: something if you want it. And so I wanted to
Speaker 2: meet Vince Gill. So I was like, here's my opportunity.
Speaker 2: So I walk, I walk around, I get done hitt
Speaker 2: and I walk around. He's still swinging. He's on the
Speaker 2: very end, so I can like I don't have to
Speaker 2: like maneuver in between people. So I kind of I
Speaker 2: walk around and I'm like drumming up this conversation in
Speaker 2: my head, Like, you know, tell him that you've you've
Speaker 2: write some songs, and you've written you know, number one,
Speaker 2: and you've been Nashville and he's a big fan. You know.
Speaker 2: Oh my little pretty little we could do a medley
Speaker 2: of those things. I don't know other words to that,
Speaker 2: like I don't know the verse, do you know verse
Speaker 2: to that?
Speaker 4: Sure has a pretty smile.
Speaker 2: Sure has been.
Speaker 4: Since I field chort mm hmmm about you every day?
Speaker 4: How many you so much get it?
Speaker 5: Oh my pretty lily dream? Are you long so to know?
Speaker 5: Oh my pretty lively dream?
Speaker 2: I'll fund really feels said? Oh man, give me just.
Speaker 3: Keep going on?
Speaker 5: Got messed over right? You got that frame?
Speaker 3: It wasn't number.
Speaker 5: Why do you come, little lies of Jane?
Speaker 4: I ain't step there.
Speaker 5: Got I got any bad for you? There ain't nothing
Speaker 5: I won't do. Just want kissing. I let be soon, little.
Speaker 2: Lines Jeane, alright, I'm doing one more last chance study,
Speaker 2: Give me just one more last chance before the seen
Speaker 2: me two.
Speaker 5: No drive crazy baby. It's the best that I couldn't
Speaker 5: do looking good old boys and making noise. I ain't
Speaker 5: running around on you. Give me just one more last
Speaker 5: chance before you sing it through.
Speaker 2: Legend, dude, legend. So this guy's hitting balls. I'm walking
Speaker 2: don't put that on the TV. This guy's hitting balls.
Speaker 2: I'm walking up, you know, figuring out what I'm going
Speaker 2: to say to him. So I get he's right handed.
Speaker 2: So I get in front of him to where like
Speaker 2: he's swinging and he can see me.
Speaker 3: Notice me.
Speaker 2: He notices me standing there, and uh, I wait for him.
Speaker 2: He swings follow through. Was watching, you know, seven Iron
Speaker 2: go through there. So he put he drops his club
Speaker 2: and he kind of likes rest and turns and look
Speaker 2: at me, like, looks at me. We're standing for as
Speaker 2: far as me I am to you, and I was like,
Speaker 2: what's up man? He goes, what's up, dude?
Speaker 4: And I was like cool. I was like, God was
Speaker 4: hoping he's gonna be cool.
Speaker 2: So cool. Oh dude, he's so cool.
Speaker 4: And uh, I don't know this story. By the way, listener,
Speaker 4: I'm gonna get first.
Speaker 3: You be Vince, I'll be me.
Speaker 2: So so like, notice me standing here, And this is
Speaker 2: exactly how it went down. I went, what's up, man,
Speaker 2: what's up?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 3: I said?
Speaker 2: Uh? I went, uh, I forgot a couple of balls
Speaker 2: to put with on the putt and greens. So I'm
Speaker 2: just gonna st a couple of rangeballs. He went, oh yeah, theude,
Speaker 2: go for it. So I bent down and out of
Speaker 2: his range ball stack, I grabbed three balls, turned around
Speaker 2: and walked that was it. Walked to the freaking putting green, dude,
Speaker 2: and it started putting.
Speaker 1: That was it.
Speaker 4: You didn't say nothing about nothing.
Speaker 3: I didn't say nothing about nothing.
Speaker 4: So did he laugh?
Speaker 3: No, he thought it was.
Speaker 2: It was kind of awkward because there were balls on
Speaker 2: the putt and green that you could put with, so
Speaker 2: he played in front of us. We get to a
Speaker 2: part three where it kind of bottle necks. He's on
Speaker 2: the tea box waiting to go.
Speaker 4: And I was like, go dude.
Speaker 3: I got out of the cart.
Speaker 2: I walked up to him and I'm standing rout beside
Speaker 2: and he put his arm around me and he goes
Speaker 2: so buddy, and I went, hey man. I was like,
Speaker 2: I totally bitched out earlier when I was trying to
Speaker 2: meet you and tell you how big of a fan
Speaker 2: I am, and like how great I think you are
Speaker 2: as a country Munis singer. I was like, I totally
Speaker 2: bit out and asked for some range boss to go
Speaker 2: pup with, and dude, he lost it.
Speaker 5: Really, he was like, that was so fun.
Speaker 2: He was I knew you wanted to meet me.
Speaker 5: He was like, he was like, that was you.
Speaker 2: I was like, yeah, man, that was me. I'm sorry
Speaker 2: for making that weird and awkward. Due, I was like,
Speaker 2: I froze, dude, I frozen. He was dying out laughing,
Speaker 2: and he brought me in like this, and we sat
Speaker 2: there and talked for a minute, and I told him
Speaker 2: about you know, Luke and and washing him at their trace. No,
Speaker 2: I didn't, we didn't have that much time. They teed off,
Speaker 2: but dude, he's so he was just he had a
Speaker 2: shirt untucked. Some some old cats out there. But dude,
Speaker 2: he was so awesome.
Speaker 4: He was so awesome. He's awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that was it was fun.
Speaker 2: I'm glad.
Speaker 4: I'm glad. I got to like that's a dream podcast.
Speaker 3: That's what I told.
Speaker 2: That's what somebody said. Someone was like, get him on
Speaker 2: the podcast. I was like, dude, if he would come
Speaker 2: on the podcast, I could end it. I could just stop.
Speaker 2: That would be incredible, dud. And he's like, I don't know,
Speaker 2: I think I mean, but that's what I said too.
Speaker 2: I was like, I don't think. Yeah, Cody asked me
Speaker 2: because like, dude, go asking to be on the podcast.
Speaker 2: I was like, dude, you don't ask that guy. Like
Speaker 2: You've got to grow it to a point to where
Speaker 2: it's beneficial for him to come on.
Speaker 3: And want to be a part of it.
Speaker 4: I mean, I think it is at this point.
Speaker 2: I don't know. Maybe we should holler at him. I'm
Speaker 2: not hollering at I get Jordan on it.
Speaker 4: We gotta go hang some stuff in our new studio.
Speaker 4: You'll see it coming up next episode. You too. We
Speaker 4: definitely went an hour. I'm proud of that.
Speaker 2: It was a good conversation, I think. So it's way
Speaker 2: better this morning than there would have been yesterday.
Speaker 4: Thanks for listening and hanging out with us in God's Country.
Speaker 3: Better than Compound Burne. See y'all side pot too.