I like a fart. Oh, okay.

Should be another raw intro that we just roll into.

And here we go. And that just happened. Steve, it is the Friday TSS episode that we're

recording on the Thursday. How's it going, man?

Good, man. Really good. I'm bound to determine to get out and like go do some dog chew hunting

tomorrow. So dog chew hunting. Can you please elaborate on dog chew hunting?

Dog chew hunting is look at for sheds. I just like to call them dog chews. So we had a TSS question

that said specifically. I was wondering if you guys could give some advice on tips for shed hunting.

And it just had to laugh when that one came through. Yeah, no, I can't at all. I don't

to my in my life, I've picked up like four sheds. So, but there's nothing else to do right now.

And I really want to get out and just go hike. So my buddy Jason's a shed fanatic. And that's

where the dog chew thing comes from. I'm always given crap that they like shed hunters are very

interesting creatures that they find all these horns and the guys like Jason. I mean, he's got

just like, you know, probably shouldn't say this publicly, but like a garage full of horns.

They don't never do anything with. And I don't I don't understand it, right? Like it does,

like it's just like a crazy cat lady hoarding thing, you know, crazy. I don't get. I mean,

what are you going to do with the garage full of horns? I mean, they're cool to pull out and look at.

Jason, to make a Christmas tree like every year with them. That's good. It's like, I just don't

get it, man. I mean, people will think this is crazy, but I've legit, I mean, like animals I've

killed, like a small buck, small bowl. I've cut up. My dog loves to chew on horn. So stuff that I've

killed is just, you know, it's sat on a shelf in the garage for five years. And it's a, you know,

a little raghorn bowl. I've just taken a saw to and cut it up like that. To me, the antlers are,

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