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Growing Archery in a Younger Demographic · The Bow Disciples Podcast

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Headrest. The problem is with these chairs
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that might fall asleep mid pod. They're that good.
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What? What brand are these?
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These are black Sierra equipment chairs.
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Yes. And they're fantastic.
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Yeah, I couldn't tell you. They're just made for like big
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Bertha's apparently. But I wanted a the the story
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behind the chair was, oh, that's why you did that, because of the
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mic. I just moved it again is I tried
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out Drew Tricer founder. Also previous podcast guest.
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Yes, I tried out one of his chairs at the Turkey tune up and
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one obviously you know what outdoors person is not in love
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with the the Plaid Buffalo pattern, you know, the red and
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black. And it was like the cushiest
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chair you could ever sit in. And it was extra large.
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And I really made that thing very strong today.
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And I was like, I need, I need one of these.
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I need it. And I went to Amazon and I
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looked it up and it was like a million days shipping.
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Wait. I'm like, I pay for Prime.
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I'm not waiting a million days. So then you go to similar
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searches and you just keep scrolling and scrolling.
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And lo and behold, were these chairs.
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And I was like, you know, I don't know, but I'm gonna try
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one. Ordered one, came in, James had
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a bit of a heart attack and then we came home and there was
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another one. So you can't beat it.
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Yeah, we go Amazon for the mess ups.
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So now we got two wonderful chairs and not featured here.
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Unfortunately we can't get rid of the couch 'cause this acts as
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a, you know, a bed. So we also have a three person
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fold out and you just go like a xylophone.
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What's that called? What's that instrument called?
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Saxophone. No an.
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Accordion saxophone. Yeah, saxophone.
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That was a wild one. Oh my God.
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Anyways like an accordion and just fold down to three person
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chair and that thing legit you can nap on it. 6 foot tall
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person could nap on it. So that chair will come to any
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camp we set up. With that chair over there,
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Yeah, I. Think this is for an umbrella?
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I think it is as well. I'm just to see, like I think an
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umbrella would fit, you know? Yeah, I think, I think it would,
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but I think that's what it's for.
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That makes the most sense to me, which is also wonderful.
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No, the chairs are the chairs are great.
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The couch chair was was amazing. I heard.
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I heard Whitney got caught napping on it a couple of times.
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That's what I heard. I was sleeping on the job.
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And her Pora, you know, I gave her my, my Jeep air mattress.
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And yeah, it's not, it's not anything fancy and expensive.
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And it lasted one night. And the second night she got in
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there, I could just hear, you know, that sound they make when
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they're out of air and you roll around, She's like, I think it's
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deflating. And she said by morning she was
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pretty much just sleeping on the ground.
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I said, man, you should have just walked back and got the the
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couch. It would have fit in the tent
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and you could have basically had your own cop.
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You could have invited her into your tent.
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You guys have room in your cop to you know.
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My cot No, my cot is spacious, but it is a single person
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caught. It's better for me to be able to
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just. But if you're, if you're
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spooning like there's room, you know, if you and her wanted to
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spoon, it's also warmer, you know?
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Sometimes I like to just be able to spread out and just, you
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know, relax. Sleep in the starfish.
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You know, unfortunately I could hear her snoring and then
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through the camper I could hear you snoring.
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So there's no escaping it. It's just snoring everywhere.
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But that's the nicest part about the Princess, pal Do.
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You hear any noises from across the way?
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Oh my God, there are some partiers holy.
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Motorcycles Challenge. We got a young crowd, we got a
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young crowd. People like to have fun and you
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know, the nice part is we have a mix, right?
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We got some older folk. A family event until late until.
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It's a it's a family event and families were really cool
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because no one got up and went and chapped the youngsters.
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No one did, which I think is cool because you would have done
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the same thing when you were that age.
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So I think people know that and it's like, it is what it is.
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So definitely a family event, though.
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Kids had five. So cool.
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See little kids shooting the kid course.
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Like so many more kids than I expect.
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Kids love the kid. Course and I had like.
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Two or three come up to me and we're like, Mr. James, thank you
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for doing the kids course like that.
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I had that happen like three times.
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So I think it just goes to show that a kids course is just not
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done enough in the space for whatever reason, because we want
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kids to do it. So next year for sure.
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Kids, it's the one thing, if you think you don't have enough
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room, you try to make room for and we didn't.
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Have the time to room but we made it work.
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Yeah, yeah. And there's some we might talk
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about it when we went and shot through it at the end for the
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video for Josh. And there are some things, you
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know, for next year to improve upon.
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But as there is with everything, but even the way it was set up
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this year, like kids could, you didn't feel like you had to
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shoot from the cone. Parents didn't feel like there
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was any unsafeness to it. So you could go from the further
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shot may have been like 12 yards, 13 yards, I don't know.
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I don't even think anything pushed out past 15 maybe. 20.
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Tops, but maybe like the first two, first couple, yeah, but you
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could walk straight up to them. You could shoot the thing from 2
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feet away. And that's what some kids like
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Drew saying his son, he, he's a wild child.
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So he said he gave them the the. The the.
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Blunt tip ones or the foam tip ones that bounce off and don't
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stick in. So you mean you could shoot it
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with I saw toy bows out there then real bows and whatnot.
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So. And what's his son?
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Maybe like three years old. Yeah, there were some young kids
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out there. Yeah, that's how safe it was for
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any age of kid to go out there. Any 13 and under but well.
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And and like you said, you could shoot any of those shots other
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than maybe the last one. I don't think you could scoot in
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on, but you could scoot in on them for sure.
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And then I not. Even that one you could if you
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went around like you were going to go pull your arrows.
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And I think next year, one other change I'm going to, I'm going
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to make is the easy course, which was Ramona VFW, which I
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don't think you shot. You only shot BD, right.
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Only BD. You shot the whole thing though,
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whole BD. Nice.
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Yeah. So I want to hear about that.
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But the VFW was, you know, coined as the easy one.
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But still like do the windows were tough.
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It's hard to see some targets. In my personal opinion that was
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for some people. I think technical shooting is
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harder than even medium length shots because you really have to
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know your setup and know what your bow is capable of doing.
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So if you don't do that kind of stuff even semi often or go to
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tacks or things like that, I would consider that course
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harder bow and arrow shop because you got to know that you
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can arc over that or at what you know, distance is your bow going
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to arc and things like that. So I think next year, the easy
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course I'm going to make like pretty easy, like nothing in the
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way, more of like a tournament where it's like you just have
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targets between 20 and 40, but there's no windows.
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It's pretty easy. So because we have a lot of
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first time shooters, yeah. And for them I think that course
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was too hard for a first time shooter at a 3D.
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So I think next year, make the easy course, like pretty much a
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layup, you know, and just practice your shooting and then
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bow and arrow and bow disciples, the medium and hard make those
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still like really tough. So if you want to challenge
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yourself, you can, but if you don't want to or you don't feel
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ready, you can just session the VFW.
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Wouldn't it be cool if you can and we really have to push the
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limits of space organization out there 'cause we pretty much
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maximized. Don't you say it?
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Don't you say it. What are you going to say, 1/4?
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Or don't you say it there's. No way.
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There's no. Way the name of it is the Beau
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Disciples challenge and so many people picked up all the people
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who commented who said things like that was better than some
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of the tech courses I've done and what not.
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So it's hard to I do agree with you because there are a lot of
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first time shooters, but those first time shooters also seemed
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really excited about the fact that like this was very
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challenging for them, like they knew they were going to bust
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arrows when they came out there. So it's hard like to say let's,
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you know, just make a course a layup, but at the same time you
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don't want to make it. It's nothing was impossible, but
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so I don't know. But if you could squeeze in a
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layup course that everything's in the wide open like you could
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compact that pretty well. So if you could compact one of
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those while keeping 3 challenging.
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Courses, We might be able to make a layup course that's like
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10 targets and then make three 20s.
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So you'd have a kids that's 10, a real easy beginner course
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that's 10. And then which kids could also
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like if the kids course too easy for the kids, they can do that
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one and then maybe squeeze three.
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That might be possible. There's a lot of terrain we kind
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of didn't really use that much. So it's it's possible.
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It's possible, yeah. What do you think of BDI?
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Thought it was good but I honestly I think 3 courses of
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the perfect number I did you. I think give the amount of time
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that people have, all the other events and stuff going on, I
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think that three is ideal. Shoot 21 day one, the next day,
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vice versa, whatever. I think that three, I think it'd
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be hard to do all four in one weekend.
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For sure, I almost think of this 4th course is not a course but
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like a a 3D practice range. Yeah, there'll be badass.
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Yeah, there'll be. There're layup shots there like
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anybody could. They're just basically in a row.
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Maybe along the road or something.
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Yeah, something like that, but it's it's not necessarily a
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course, but like 10 target practice range, 3D practice
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range or something. You know, you don't have to
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label it a course or you could label it beginning course if you
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wanted to you. Could maybe do it if it was like
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all pulling returns right off the.
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Road exactly, you know. Maybe set one out real far, do a
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little raffle for that like they do with the tack with the
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Caribou. Or like the web western we did
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on the on the Sasquatch. But yeah, what did, what did you
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think of BD course? Like, was it pretty tough?
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I thought it was fun. I, I really, I really
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appreciated all the shade that was on that course 'cause it did
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get a little, little steep there towards the end.
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The water was positioned perfectly.
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I was very grateful for that. Was there a water?
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Was there one? Did we end up doing one at the
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end or just the one at 13? Just the one at 1313, Yeah.
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And then if you wanted, you could hit the one on VFW.
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That's on your walk back. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Yeah, but yeah, I thought it was.
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I thought it was a blast. I thought it was ton of fun.
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The flow was pretty good. I was shooting with a pretty big
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group, Taylor, Garrett, all those guys, Chad, They brought
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their kids and stuff along. It was a good time.
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It was a lot of fun. Super safe thought.
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That's a. Fun group to shoot.
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Oh, it was a blast. Yeah.
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And then the kids left after the Sasquatch shot, Yeah.
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Before it got hairy, but it was it was fun and I think it wasn't
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like it wasn't too, too steep. It wasn't like like sucking air
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the whole way up, but I thought, I thought it was.
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I thought it was really cool, yeah.
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I heard Taylor kind of sucked ass.
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Oh, he did it, dude. His side was all messed up.
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He was trying to shoot dirt so he could get it sighted in.
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It was like, what are you doing? And Garrett was giving him shit
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the whole time. He's like, let's go, come on.
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That's funny. Normally, Taylor's like the very
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good the one for James to compete with you.
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Know but yeah, he was not on his A game if you're watching this
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Taylor, I wasn't either so I can't really talk but you get it
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together next year, man. Come on, buddy.
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And then evidently Jack saw a few other people.
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Apparently there's a pool on the on the campground.
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Did you go up and see it? I didn't.
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See it? Nobody saw.
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Oh, we saw the. Ladies.
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Walking to it, I can't confirm this, but supposedly there's a
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pool up there, yeah. I suppose Jack didn't see.
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It someone told us about it. Somebody told me.
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About it, someone told. I saw them.
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I visually put eyes on them, walking to them.
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At first I thought there was four naked ladies walking towels
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to the shower. Allegedly I saw that as well,
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but. But you may not have seen it may
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have just been told. I can tell you right maybe in
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the. Peripheries, but that's.
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Yeah, yeah, yeah. I saw it.
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And, you know, the first thought was bold move, you know, walk
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into the showers and nothing but your towels.
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And then I got to thinking, you know, when we went in to talk
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with the campsite check in lady, there was a pool on the map.
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We got to go check out. This And my thought was that
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that was for the little community, the trailer Park
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Community. It's kind of like inside the
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campground, but I think it's part of the campground.
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You know what I think's kind of cool on a on a side note of
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doing the event, you know, next year, Lord willing, will be the
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third year, right? And I think 1 cool part about
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doing kind of an annual thing is every year more people have been
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once. So they know what the campground
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is, they know the routine. So then when they see someone
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who looks confused, a lot of people can go, hey, what are you
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looking for? And they can help, you know, and
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it kind of helps the, the unknownness go away a little
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bit, which is in the beginning, I think good.
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At a certain point that might be like, maybe not so good.
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But for now, it's nice for education because the campground
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is a little confusing. Well, when you come in, there's
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just no, there's no signage. There's just the well, you had
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signage and we put the camp check in sign up.
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You had your bow disciples plies like you knew where to pull in
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and there was a camp check in sign.
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But as far as like the campground itself goes, you just
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kind of have to know or have gone to the website that you
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have to go to the camp store to pay to check in.
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Because when they do big events like that, they coordinate with
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us and they lift the the gate up for the day so that people can
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just come right in. And actually shout out to Lake
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Henshaw Resort because they blocked off the entire section
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of the campground where the vendors were, your show was, the
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food trucks were it was all closed so no one can stay.
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There such a cooperative. Venue, you know, so it was
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really nice that they let us do that and you know, I assume they
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will next year as well. So they made it really easy for
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us to manage and put together, which was really dope.
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And then, you know, we got to Brianna.
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We got to give a round of applause to the star of the show
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right here, OK? Yeah.
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Show was killer. Yes, it was.
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Yeah, it was. I was right there in the front
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seat. I think James said it
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afterwards. So he was like, you know, I
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think we're all kind of expecting people to just mingle
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around fires, chit chat and whatnot.
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But I think the, you know, the show was hyped up so much and
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for good reason that everyone just buckled down in seats, got
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a drink and a blanket and I. Thought that was going to make
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you nervous. I was like, oh, shoot.
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So when that? Started happening and I saw
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people walking from all over the campground with chairs.
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I go oh it's not going to be what he wanted he want because
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he kept telling me I want people to walk around chat and I was
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like that's not happening. People are going to be sitting.
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When I saw 30 minutes, maybe longer, before the show was
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going to start and Taylor's group is already like claiming
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their spot up front, I was. Like it is.
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And it just kept growing up. And I'll be honest, I made a
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little speech beforehand which I thought went pretty well.
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But even for the speech, I was like a little nervous, you know,
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and I was like this poor guy got to go up here for 1/2 hour plus,
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you know, but how did it tell me?
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I want to know about, you know, the I don't remember when I even
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asked you to do it, but it you had known for a while, maybe
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like six months or. So at least I think, I think you
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mentioned. It right after last.
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Right after last year. So yeah, like a year to think
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about it. When did you start kind of
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prepping? And then like, when did it start
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to get real that like, oh boy, it's almost here.
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I would say end of the summer I was like, oh shit, yeah, here we
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go. I started, I started picking out
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some songs and end of last song started picking some songs.
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I'm pretty new on the guitar. I've only been playing for like
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a year and a half, two years or so.
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So that was my I've been singing my whole life.
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But that was my biggest hurdle was getting the guitar locked
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in. So I started practicing songs
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probably 10 months before the show show even started.
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Yeah. And then, yeah, I just kind of
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went through. I'd play a song for a while, I'd
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have it on the list. OK, I don't like this song
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anymore. It switched it up.
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But yeah, dude, it long time in the making for sure.
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But I like, I like to play. It wasn't like a chore for me at
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all. The practice for this thing it
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was. Kind of like a challenge almost
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like, hey, I want to make sure I do my best so.
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Absolutely. But it was probably kind of fun,
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you know? Oh.
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Absolutely, yeah. It was a blast.
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The whole the whole setup for it and everything it was it was a
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lot of fun. I really grateful for the
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opportunity. It was cool, man.
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It was really fun. I appreciate you doing it and
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obviously, you know, you're locked in already as the
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headline for for next year. Maybe, maybe I'll get those
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ones. I might get an opener.
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I might doubt that. I may get an opener that would
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be nuts by the opener. We'll see.
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But yeah, when did the nerves, like, was it a week out, two
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weeks out? The day of?
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When did you start to be like oh shit.
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And I want to know like, were they more or less than you
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expected once it actually started?
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As far as like the amount of people?
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No like his his nerves while he's playing like as the shows
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going on. Was it more than you anticipated
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having or was it like what you expected like yourself to have
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nerves wise? So I think most of the nerves
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was probably it's they started definitely like two or three
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weeks before once once May hit, I was like, OK, this is like
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what I've been thinking about for the last six months now It's
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really happening. And then I, you know, I was
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practicing all the time, real worried about getting everything
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done. And then I finished the shoot on
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Saturday, probably about 11 or 12.
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And then from then on, it was just, I was like, oh God, I was
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over with Brianna and just just like sulking in my own nerves.
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I was freaking out. I.
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Was pacing. Yeah, I was.
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I did see you pacing around, but you know, it's funny because
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like, for me, I, I was, I was obviously anxious about the
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event because even though I knew we were prepared, I knew
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everything was safe. I, I knew I was proud of like
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the courses we built. There's always the unknown of
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like, what if something crazy happens, you know, like, so I
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was nervous and I was so excited to get through day one,
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hopefully smooth and then like just chill for the show.
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So I actually was looking forward to the show more than
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anything else just because I knew I was going to be able to
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sit down and just like enjoy the show and not do anything, which
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is like, you know, when I start so early, we all did.
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And then like, I finally get to chill after I talk at 7:35.
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So I was looking forward to the show.
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But when I walked out after Matt and I left the Sasquatch target
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to go to the giveaways, I, I think you had already set up a
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couple things on the stage. And that's when I was like, I'm.
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A little. Nervous for him, you know,
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That's when it hit me, was when I started setting.
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Set the stuff up, you know. For sure, and we had some
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problems with the amp too. And I was oh.
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That was scary. That was real scary.
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It it wasn't working for a good 20 minutes.
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We were trying to figure it out and finally Brianna, with her
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musical expertise came in there. And it was like a guesstimation,
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you know, just like it wasn't working, wasn't where you just
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sat there and played with it for whatever reason.
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Like it's kind of like overexposure on a picture, you
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know, and you just dial it back right to the point or boom, all
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of a sudden it'd start working. Like, OK, well, this is the most
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we're going to get because at what point we hit the extreme
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before it just won't go through the amp or the speaker.
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So next year I think for sure or we will do a bigger amp like an
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actual amp. Maybe you'll have to go to
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Guitar Center with them too and help them pick out, Yeah.
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Cuz the speaker. Speaker might perfect, yeah.
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I did worry a little bit when you started playing and I know
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like professional student at times when you're singing louder
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or there's for a singer or musician, whatever, there are
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certain things that are tougher when you get higher and what's
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reaching your vocal range and whatnot.
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And they pull back from the mic. So it doesn't kind of like over
21:16
exposure, doesn't blow out the mic and whatnot, but that mic
21:19
seems so sensitive that you'd pull away and like you're real
21:23
quiet and I'd see you come right back to us like, oh shit, maybe
21:26
the mic's far away that he has to keep leaning.
21:28
Forward. I thought he did a good job of
21:29
staying in that range for sure. He asked me that when we were
21:32
watching the show. We just watched the whole thing
21:34
before this podcast. I think there was two tiny times
21:37
and me being just a musical nerd can I think pick those little
21:41
things more than over analyzing and like the general populist
21:45
cancer, 2 little times that it happened, but then like as a
21:49
singer, you just pick up on it and you just don't do it again.
21:52
But there are little things like that.
21:53
It's like, OK, so next year you're like figure AM.
21:56
Another thing is make sure I tune my guitar before I start.
22:00
Freaking shoot. That's probably it.
22:02
Was a little bit out of tune, I realized probably about halfway
22:05
through the first song and I was like, OK, we're just going to
22:08
roll with it. I don't think many people are
22:10
really going to notice. But of course we got 11 online
22:15
hero commenting about it. Oh, is there really?
22:18
I haven't read the quote minutes.
22:20
It's who cares, it's whatever. I mean, I I absolutely noticed
22:25
it. Not a big deal kept going
22:27
through. I don't think many other people
22:28
noticed. Maybe Brianna, but it's that's
22:30
definitely probably something I should do next time before I
22:34
start the show. Well wait sure, but we also did
22:36
the the sound check stuff. It was like 2 hours before it
22:40
was like four or something. So next year, and that also
22:43
might help with nerves too, is just, you know, like right
22:48
before the show, like before James does, you know, a speech
22:51
or whatnot. We do the, you know, we tune the
22:55
guitar and we maybe do a little like have a practice song and,
22:59
you know, lined up. That's nothing that's on the set
23:02
list. But just so you can sing through
23:04
something like one full minute long that we can say, OK, Yep,
23:08
sound is good, guitars in tune, Mike is in the right place,
23:12
stuff like little shirt. Maybe next year, you know, maybe
23:15
we'll, you know, open or close with that God's land joint, you
23:20
know, and I'll wrap the verses and.
23:23
Oh gosh. Or maybe we get Nick to do the
23:25
hooks. I'm telling you, man, if you
23:27
could do like, you know, like an opener and then you get Nick up
23:30
there and you close with Jacket and Geo now, like playing
23:33
guitar, background singing like. I'm hoping to get Nick at least
23:39
on a feature for one. Of the songs.
23:41
And then, and then like I, I really think like I'm not
23:44
looking for one, but if someone hits me up and they're like,
23:47
hey, I'd love to like open the show with three songs, I'll be
23:50
like, alright. 1000% does a recording and he's singing.
23:53
Because how how sick would that be to have someone do like 3
23:56
joints and then come off and then like a little like, you
23:59
know, and then Jack comes up with Geo like it would be just
24:03
add more to it. It'd be sick you.
24:05
Know and it extends the time that people.
24:07
Add more time. Too and just relax and watch the
24:10
show you know for. Sure.
24:12
I think we're definitely going to up the songs next year too.
24:15
I think we're going to try and go 15 minimum.
24:18
And you did 10 this. Year we did ten this year I was
24:21
expecting it to be at least an hour.
24:23
It ended up being half of that. Yeah.
24:24
I think part of it was nerves. I definitely rush through some
24:28
songs a little bit. That's something I'll try.
24:31
And you didn't. I think you talked between one
24:33
song maybe? Two or.
24:34
Three. Barely.
24:36
Yeah. There.
24:36
Was a quick Yep. Yeah.
24:38
So like next year you can like, I think once now you've done it
24:41
once under your belt and who knows, like you may go play at
24:44
some bars or something. But during the next year now,
24:47
now, you know, you can make money do.
24:50
But the thing, now that you've done it once, kind of gets the
24:53
nerves under the belt and you'll feel more comfortable, like
24:56
talking, explaining, you know, maybe why songs were chosen or,
25:01
you know, just whatever. How was it like after I finished
25:06
my little intro speech and walked off and they're like,
25:10
well, I'm, I'm going up there. Like how how was that?
25:13
And then like playing the first song like that, was that period
25:17
pretty stressful or? No, honestly, that was one of
25:20
the most, like, calming. It kind of felt surreal at that
25:24
point, Like I was just like, all right, here we go.
25:27
And like the most the nerves went away.
25:29
Surprisingly, I was like, OK, the nerves are not going to help
25:33
you at all. Just take a deep breath and get
25:35
it going. And yeah, I surprisingly, the
25:39
first song was not nearly as shaky or as Rush as I thought it
25:43
was going to be. I just felt like a lot of the
25:46
nerves kind of dissipated once I was actually up there in front
25:50
of the people. And it was nice to see a lot of
25:52
familiar faces and stuff close to James and Brianna and Taylor
25:56
and those guys. All right up front.
25:58
I had two old. Buddies were right there.
26:00
Your buddies were right there like Tim was right there for
26:03
sure. All the unknown faces were kind
26:04
of like just. In the.
26:05
Back Rd. in. The back, yeah, that probably
26:07
did help. I didn't even think about it.
26:08
Absolutely helped. And yeah, I just, at that point,
26:13
I knew I'd practiced, I knew I was ready, and it was just a
26:17
matter of executing it and doing it.
26:19
And most of the nerves were gone, but.
26:22
And. Let's talk.
26:23
Will you crushed it? Stage setup.
26:26
Oh beautiful. Randomly thrown together the
26:29
sitting on the cooler idea you had.
26:31
Was I think we're keeping that for next.
26:33
For sure. Yeah, now in my mind I know the
26:35
Ranger was pulled up there is like.
26:37
The Ranger looks. Throw the Ranger in the
26:39
background. You had a ramp to roll it up on
26:41
the stage. Like through the Ranger in the
26:43
background. You're sitting on a cooler.
26:45
We throw a little. Rug with that much weight on
26:47
there but. I know.
26:48
And then the BD sign right there was crazy.
26:51
I saw people taking pictures of like the sign with Jack in the
26:54
back. That was that was cool.
26:55
Like, yeah, the set did look amazing.
26:57
Again, shout out, I said it in the speech, but shout out to Tim
27:00
and job site supply for supplying the power source and
27:03
the lighting, which by the way, I mean.
27:06
Lighting was. Starting the show at 7:30 was.
27:09
Perfect. Yeah, because it was like when
27:12
he started, you couldn't even see that the lights were on.
27:14
Hardly. But then by the end it was like
27:16
you could very well tell the. Light filming on the iPhone.
27:19
It looked so beautiful. Yeah, it was amazing.
27:22
And yeah, absolutely Tim played an astronomical role in this
27:26
whole thing. It was, it was the lighting was
27:29
cool and I, I really appreciated like how it didn't look like
27:33
stage lights, you know, they were just some construction
27:36
lights lined up there. I thought that added to the
27:38
whole thing. When you saw it like in the
27:41
frame together, it's like, no, this looks like how it should an
27:45
outdoor event. There's no huge production to
27:49
it. It's just like we threw a cooler
27:51
up there with some, you know? Yeah, this year was minimal
27:54
production on the show. Next year I'm having a
27:56
pyrotechnics team. I'm having laser.
27:59
Fireworks are going to go outside.
28:00
Katy Perry going to come out and play firework, you know?
28:05
Yeah, no, but I think it's great to, you know, we didn't like go
28:09
hire some band out of, you know, even though you don't get local
28:14
stuff still great. But like why not like showcase
28:18
the talent that's like also a a friend of the channel and just
28:23
you know, there's no crazy big production of it.
28:26
You didn't go find someone like super specials like no, we have
28:30
great talent right here. We.
28:31
Already know we already know my dream yes to close out the show.
28:35
You know, I'm hoping Taylor Hawk can maybe make this happen, but
28:38
you know, I want M Shadows to close out with Seize the Day or
28:41
something. Crazy hope.
28:43
That doesn't happen. And, you know, you know, let's
28:47
just hope we get Nick up there for a feature song.
28:50
That's going to happen. Maybe, you know, you and Nick
28:53
close it out with God's land. God's land, as much as I don't
28:57
want to hear it if I want to hear Nick.
28:59
If I'm going to do God's land and I think people would kind of
29:01
enjoy it as like a meme thing. Then you got to have the Ranger
29:04
up there and you're just recreate the music video first.
29:07
Of all, I'd need to practice and remember because it's a lot
29:10
about. 1000% if anybody's ever actually heard James sing.
29:13
Well, I don't sing, I'm just wrapping the lines.
29:15
But if anyone's ever heard James's always try to put
29:17
musical things together. But it's a hold on, hold on.
29:20
So it's a lot of lines to remember, but I would need
29:23
someone who knows how to like, I don't know, like adjust the
29:26
voices while they're going. Like not like necessarily auto
29:30
tune, but still like drop certain shit, raise certain
29:33
shit. Because I've heard some people
29:35
that like you'll hear someone sing and then you'll hear it
29:38
once the producer gets in there and they do it live.
29:42
And it's like, that's the same guy, like, you know.
29:45
Yeah, it's still basically auto tune but so you need someone to
29:48
fix. Your voice.
29:49
On demand, that's what, yes. I need to hire someone who can
29:52
produce. You know Jack would kill that
29:55
God's land hook cuz it's high. And when Nick did it, he said
29:59
that's the highest I ever sung something.
30:01
It is. It's very high.
30:03
I mean, it's based off of the next.
30:04
Place can do some. Crazy.
30:06
Things, yeah, we better do that pretty quickly before I'm
30:09
through puberty here. Yeah, exactly.
30:13
Beyoncé. Nick is in.
30:14
No disrespect to Jack. Nick is the best singer right
30:18
now. He's just.
30:19
He's unbelievable. Why he hides it?
30:21
I'm not really sure why he doesn't like to hide it.
30:24
No, because he'll go do karaoke but like he won't sing in front
30:27
of it. Yeah, I've seen videos.
30:29
It's amazing. And Jack's amazing.
30:31
Like that's not a slide on Jack. Nick is just like one of those.
30:34
Guys, if you could put the two of them together.
30:37
It would be insane. You do like 5 songs, the two of
30:40
them together. Nick does like three or four on
30:43
his own. Do with them.
30:44
If you can stay with the joint, for sure.
30:46
Yeah, for sure. Yeah.
30:48
For sure. Which one do you think I'm going
30:52
to send them this clip. I think, oh, God, dude, you're
30:56
putting me on the spot. Yeah, maybe like cold or
31:01
something like that would go crazy.
31:03
Yeah, you guys would smoke, would go.
31:05
Crazy or? Cold would be it.
31:08
Or even Tennessee whiskey, something like, I don't know, I
31:11
think cold is the move. I do too.
31:13
Yeah, I do too. What song do you think you
31:16
smoked the most 'cause I have my opinion but I'm curious which
31:19
one you thought you killed the best?
31:23
I, I don't know man, I think I I would say my favorite song to
31:35
sing would be that Chris, the Stapleton joint that I sang.
31:38
Oh, you killed that one. I that was probably my favorite
31:42
one to sing. I knew it better than most of
31:45
the songs I played. I just really, I love coffee.
31:48
Over I love seeing that songs. There we go.
31:53
What? Yeah.
31:53
What's your opinion on that? That, oh, Brianna doesn't agree.
31:57
She didn't really like the joint that much.
31:58
But I love that new joint you put in, I thought.
32:01
You not that I didn't like him sing it, I just.
32:03
I really did the way you say. It's not my style of.
32:05
Music, the way you carried the notes and like, it felt so kind
32:09
of like, I want to say depressing, but like, you know
32:13
that that type, No, I say that is a good thing.
32:15
But that type of music that's like real like just like downer
32:18
and you're sitting there like maybe you had a bad day.
32:20
You put it in the car, like I love that type of music.
32:23
So I thought your voice killed it.
32:26
And I thought the song was amazing.
32:28
I'd never heard it. I went back and got it on
32:30
Spotify so fast. And found that song and you had
32:32
said right before you played that song, there was a reason.
32:35
You had added it. And you're like, but I'll
32:36
explain later. And then you sang the song and
32:38
then we never heard the reason later.
32:40
So is there a reason we should know?
32:43
I don't know, I part of the reason for sure was I had one
32:48
song in there that was another kind of slower joint.
32:50
I just thought it was a little too slow and that song was easy
32:54
to play. I I just wanted something that I
32:57
could just kind of whip out. But it also, for whatever
33:00
reason, it is kind of sappy here.
33:02
It just reminds me of my my girlfriend a lot.
33:05
We listen to that song together all the time.
33:07
Cute and shit, right? Yeah.
33:09
And for those. You guys are separated that
33:11
night, not separated like you. Know.
33:13
Say no. Say that.
33:14
The story about the the flower on the guitar.
33:16
Yeah, so. Yeah, that'll explain.
33:18
The reason why my girlfriend couldn't make it?
33:21
She's still in high school right now.
33:23
I graduated yearly so I would be the class of 2024, but I'm I
33:27
graduated with 2023. She had her senior prom.
33:30
It's just so happened it was the same day as Boat cycles
33:34
challenge when I was doing the set and everything.
33:36
Which you know, big bummer to. To each their own.
33:41
She'll make BD3. She'll make it for sure.
33:44
But she'll be, she's going where you said, isn't it?
33:46
In tech, Yeah. She's going to Austin in the
33:48
fall. Oh my.
33:49
Gosh. She's real exciting, super high,
33:51
but like that one. I think college is out like
33:56
beginning of May. She'll be able to come back.
33:58
For it for sure. She can visit whatever, but
34:03
yeah, so she was at prom and the day before I went out there on
34:08
or so it was Friday, the day I went out there, we hung out and
34:11
it was pretty emotional deal. And it was, it was like
34:14
literally that day I was like, OK, I'm going to play that song.
34:17
And she gave me the corsage. She got a corsage for me that
34:21
matched her as a prom. And she told me to put it on my
34:24
either myself or my guitar. And I thought it'd be way cooler
34:26
on the guitar. So I put it there and I played
34:29
that song. It was kind of a tribute to her
34:31
for sure. But we could have put you in the
34:33
tux for the night. Oh no, I heard him said his
34:36
outfit was fired. Yeah, Onyx side and the glasses
34:39
on there. Whose outfit's fire mats?
34:42
Oh God. Oh my.
34:43
Yeah, he's. The real star of the show?
34:45
Had I know. He walked.
34:47
Overalls were going to. Be he walked out wearing that
34:50
thing and it's all hyped up I'm like you got a BBL out here
34:53
what's going on you look. Quite does have a bit of a BBL.
34:57
I know you are looking good buddy.
35:01
I had to get him on the pod with Josh because I was like he asked
35:04
this outfit got to be got to be got him up there.
35:07
And by the way, I want to say shout out to new friend of the
35:10
show Ramona Water Dreams. I was wrapping it on the during
35:14
the show. I had my jug out there there.
35:17
Was AI mean the stage set? There's a jug sitting on the
35:20
ground. It was it was good.
35:21
Yeah. Ramona Water.
35:22
You've been dying for them for a very long time.
35:24
The fact that it happened, it's crazy.
35:26
Pulled together at the last minute.
35:27
It just so happened that, you know, Doug from VFW, one of the
35:32
sponsors reached out and said, hey, I'm getting a hook up with
35:35
water. You know one of my meetings.
35:38
And go ahead and send them my way.
35:40
You know, I had to. So best water I've ever had.
35:43
The best water the cans are go hard, they go hard, they go
35:46
hard. Plus the can looks so cool.
35:49
The only reason I hate it? I'm gonna say it.
35:52
No, Nope, Nope. It's the amount of cans that are
35:54
gathering, Brianna. Doesn't like aluminum and I'm a
35:58
recycler, so I keep them until I can go make my 30 bucks.
36:01
Here you go. I love recycling.
36:04
Yeah. Now, overall show was amazing
36:07
again. I think just the the amount of
36:11
new faces that come to the shoot that at the last day do not feel
36:16
like new faces is so dope, dude. That's my favorite part.
36:21
And I also like, you know, we talked about it a little before
36:23
and I think it's cool largely due to.
36:27
Brianna. How many women were there?
36:31
You know, girls shooting have an even even if they weren't even
36:35
shooting, they were there to have fun and hang out And like
36:38
how often do you see that at archery shoot like lots of
36:41
girls? Not very often.
36:43
And I think a lot of that's you know, due to Brianna and just
36:46
the kind of culture we create of like a younger funner vibe.
36:49
It was it was awesome. And I think hopefully next year
36:53
it's that same thing but doubled again, you know?
36:56
And that's not to say that any age can't show age.
36:59
No, I love all ages. Anything, you know, like there
37:02
was everything from people, you know, doing the BD course that
37:08
it was like just like, no, it's going to be a, you know, a tough
37:12
hike up. They went up there and did that
37:14
whole thing regardless of, you know, physical fitness, which
37:16
goes show a lot of it is mental fortitude for sure.
37:20
But ages like all over the place, high and low that we're
37:27
able to hike the the hardest course.
37:30
The only reason I even said that is because I feel like when you
37:33
go to a shoot, if you're realistic, the ages that are the
37:37
least represented are usually from like kids to like 40 year
37:44
olds. Like that age range partly
37:47
because I guess archery is whatever, like an older thing,
37:50
but which is great. That's awesome.
37:52
But I thought it was cool to see more representation from that
37:55
younger demographic. That's because that's the ones
37:58
that you want and you always hear it from your girls.
38:01
Members have to have the younger demographic.
38:03
Yeah, the more you can engage them into the community, get
38:07
them to buy into it and see the excitement in it, the more
38:12
they'll maybe go back to wherever they're from and get a
38:15
bit more involved in their local clubs or going to other events
38:19
'cause you know, face it, the more you pay into going to
38:23
anything, the more you're supporting the hunting community
38:28
and the outdoor industry industry.
38:30
Yeah. I just think go to tack, like
38:33
you pay to go to tack, you're supporting the Elk Foundation
38:37
and then that money goes back into supporting conservation,
38:40
that stuff. Yeah, I think a large probably
38:44
the biggest factor that plays a role in getting the younger
38:49
audiences, channels like James or, you know, Crispy, whatever,
38:53
whatever's out there. That's what got me into it when
38:56
I was younger, just watching the videos, seeing how fun and cool
39:01
it can be. And it's it's expensive, but
39:04
once you've got all the stuff, it's so worth it.
39:06
And the community is so cool and supportive and yeah, it's, it's
39:10
really, it's really awesome the videos that you guys make
39:13
because that's like, I don't know, it's that it's.
39:17
Crucial for the younger generation.
39:19
Yeah, I think so too. And I mean, once I started to
39:22
take the YouTube, yeah, I'm crying, I'm crying.
39:25
I yawned once I started taking the YouTube more seriously.
39:29
That I mean, Brianna and Ocean had been there for half the
39:32
time. When did you start taking it
39:36
more seriously? Would you say well?
39:38
So the channel started 2018 and just kind of did it as like a
39:43
diary basically. And then we had like a hit
39:46
video. I went kind of random of the sky
39:49
poaching this deer I. Remember that.
39:51
The numbers went crazy. And then I was like, well,
39:53
maybe. So we did like, we did a Bear
39:55
State video as our first 3D video probably in 2018, like way
39:59
early before people were filming that kind of stuff.
40:02
And then I kind of was like looking around the landscape of
40:06
people creating content in archery and I realized that the
40:10
one thing I thought was missing was like someone who could
40:13
really embrace like the fun side, you know?
40:17
And trying to be like a milk, milk of archery was kind of like
40:21
realistically kind of what I wanted to do.
40:24
And I think it's got to work to a certain capacity.
40:26
I've tamed it back for sure compared to some of the stuff I
40:29
used to do, but arguable. But yeah, when I don't know,
40:35
probably I've really like taken it kind of serious the whole
40:40
time. But when I really put the foot
40:42
on the gas pedal hard was probably say the last 2020-2021
40:46
last. Three years, two to three years,
40:49
but I mean three for sure since I've known you.
40:53
And then the last two, like last year was the year you said, like
40:57
I'm dedicating the most of my time to grow in the channel.
41:02
And it for sure did. We went from I think 20/20/2020,
41:06
2020, 20/20/2022 was when he hit 10 cakes.
41:10
I remember we did the balloon picture and you from there, like
41:16
the next year you're like, I'm doing nothing but growing the
41:19
channel. You know, you're like, if I got
41:21
to take a step back from, you know, focusing on real estate,
41:24
even though that is, you know, next to hunting, real estate's
41:27
not just as a job, like just as a personal hobby is his, you
41:32
know, favorite thing. And they went from 10K focusing
41:38
on the channel to 60. What now 67?
41:41
Seven or something, you know we're gonna do another balloon
41:44
pick. Pretty.
41:44
Soon. I know I can't wait till that
41:47
that plaque comes in. Yeah, that's it's gotta go right
41:50
on the. Wall right here maybe.
41:51
Yeah. No, that's gonna be soon for
41:54
sure. Yeah.
41:55
Yeah. So I would say probably the
41:56
last, I would say like hardcore two years 'cause that 2022 to 23
42:02
year was the year he blew it up. I, I do just, I want to touch on
42:07
a point Jack made though about like as far as growing the
42:13
younger demo, younger demo, we call it in business, we call the
42:17
demo the younger demo. It really is driven by YouTube
42:22
and TikTok and Instagram and social media because while I'm a
42:27
big fan of the do to have TV shows on the Outdoor Channel, we
42:30
got to be realistic. They are not growing the younger
42:32
demo. They're just not.
42:33
And that's not a knock on them. I love their shows.
42:36
And most of the younger, younger people don't have TV channels
42:39
because they don't have cable Internet.
42:41
They're just, they're just doing different things.
42:43
And you know, like he said Chris B, what I started, even though
42:48
he's a little bit younger than me, he, he had been going a
42:52
while and had something, I don't know, like I don't know how many
42:54
Subs he had at the time, maybe like 20,000 or something, but he
42:57
was doing a good job. I thought of like relating to
43:00
people like my age. And then I was like, oh, maybe
43:03
we can do that even more so. And you know, Josh Bomar does
43:08
that Crispy for sure. And, you know, Caitlin Moss is a
43:15
female who does it. Like, there's more and more
43:17
people Your sister does that. Vince does that.
43:20
Like, those are just people off the top of my head.
43:22
Josh Jones does that, you know, touches all audiences.
43:25
And I think that's really cool that YouTube has allowed growth
43:32
to a new area of people because ultimately, if you want to grow
43:37
a sport into the mainstream, which I think is always kind of
43:40
the goal, whether it's you're a golfer, obviously golf's
43:43
mainstream. But if you're a lacrosse player
43:45
or a motorcycle rider, you need guys like Jet Lawrence, you
43:49
know, riding supercross because Kit, the young girls love him,
43:54
you know, and they, they, he's funny.
43:56
He's 18 and this huge star, and he's the best guy, you know, And
44:01
you need guys like that to grow your sport if it's ever gonna
44:06
make it big, you know? And archery has grown up, I
44:09
think has grown a lot in the last, like, four years.
44:12
Absolutely. Yeah.
44:14
And Colvin certainly a part of that.
44:16
For sure getting outdoors. I like how we're all tired boys.
44:20
I know what we got to start. Rallying.
44:22
I've been yawning. Oh, it's going on.
44:25
And even even the people you just named, though I think the
44:27
uniqueness to your channel is that.
44:30
So there's a family flying pie and I'm staring at it.
44:34
The uniqueness to your channel, Yeah, is even though we could
44:38
say for any person in this room, James specifically, hunting is
44:42
an obsession. But.
44:48
And you do hunting videos, you know, and you they're produced
44:51
just as much as any other video on your channel.
44:55
But focusing on the fact that I've had people tell it to me at
44:59
your shoots and shoots we've gone to like, I could never
45:03
shoot an animal, but I love shooting my bow.
45:06
It's like as soon as you can try to to fill that niche and that
45:11
gap of the fact that you can contribute to this sport while
45:15
not having to go hunting. Bingo.
45:18
That is key. You do not have to be like your
45:23
all your videos don't have to be focused on hunting and you don't
45:27
have to be a hunter to shoot a bow if you just want to go have
45:31
fun and shoot. I mean, that's why there's 3D
45:33
archery and target shooting to begin with.
45:36
Like they can be different things or they can be the same
45:39
thing, but those people don't have to separate themselves and
45:42
you don't have to separate those types of channels.
45:45
And you make the you fill that gap or you cross that bridge
45:49
into the fact that they can intermingle and still have a ton
45:54
of fun. And you know, you can do 3D and
45:57
be a target shooter and you can do 3D and be a hunter.
46:00
And you know the videos are fun no matter which person you are
46:04
watching them. Well, yeah, I mean, I, I think
46:07
to back up that point, I always say that we are in an
46:11
entertainment channel, an entertain, an entertainment
46:17
platform. You know, I can educate because
46:20
I'm a very good hunter and a good shooter.
46:23
And I'm not saying that to be arrogant.
46:25
It's just it's the truth. Yeah, I can educate.
46:28
We do do that sometimes, but our main core thing is let's have
46:32
people turn on a video with their kids and just have a ball
46:35
and enjoy watching it, and maybe that makes them want to buy a
46:38
Diamond 320 and start shooting. For sure, and if you focused
46:41
every I'm not saying that education channels and things
46:44
like that aren't education great, because they are, but
46:47
that's why there are categories. You know, if you want to go
46:50
watch a real education, you know focus channel, by all means, go
46:56
and do it. That's not to say that you
46:58
couldn't film the exact same video.
47:01
You I'm sure could and have. And I thought I.
47:04
Think it's great too when people do both things.
47:06
Like for example, I am mostly entertainment.
47:10
Josh MFJJ is mostly education and knowledge.
47:14
But guess what? He's trying to do more
47:16
entertainment and I'm probably going to do a little bit more
47:20
education. I'm not going to turn into a
47:22
full channel like his. He's not going to turn into a
47:24
full channel like mine, but I think it's cool that both things
47:28
can like he appreciate what I do.
47:29
I appreciate what he does and it's like, hey, we both could
47:32
probably grow a little if we did 10% of X you know of overlap
47:36
you. Know but to say that like, oh
47:39
education or oh geez. Martha, that tears so deep to.
47:44
Say that entertainment channels are like unnecessary or, you
47:49
know, they don't know what they're doing or things like
47:52
that. To me, it's wild because if you
47:55
were to make a sport like, no, you only have to know what
47:58
you're doing and, and be good at it to be able to do it.
48:02
You don't have many people in the sport you're going to cut
48:05
out by doing that. You don't have to be amazing to
48:09
just go have fun. Like, I'm not, I'm not a bad
48:13
shooter by any means, but I'm not going to go win, you know, a
48:17
300 round either. Absolutely.
48:20
I know enough to be lethal with my bow and I know enough to hold
48:26
my own in a 3D shoot. But I just have fun.
48:29
Yeah, that's. All that's all it boils down to.
48:32
Yeah, some people take it really seriously and I don't want to be
48:35
friends with those people. I can't I so Jake and James
48:39
knows I used to be not a fun person to be around when I
48:43
wasn't shooting good, you know, I would bring everybody else's
48:47
move down. And it wasn't that I was blaming
48:50
anybody else. If you could see what's
48:52
happening on the other camera, I'm sure he's going to cut it to
48:54
that. This is.
48:56
Sunny D Seltzer. Yeah.
48:59
And by the way, the flavor is true.
49:01
I'm the only one who knows. It's the best way to probably
49:03
have Sunny D because Sunny D by itself is an ass.
49:06
Or. Hey, hey, hey, hey.
49:08
It's. Not supposed to be.
49:10
It's a tangy beverage. It's a tangy beverage that is a
49:15
crazy. Taste so bad?
49:18
That's the craziest. Thing ever it is.
49:20
One of those nostalgic beverages.
49:22
Oh, I hated getting sunny. Oh, by the way, that little
49:25
plastic bottle. I love the squirt.
49:29
Yeah, come on. That's that's.
49:32
Were you guys wrapping up a topic?
49:33
Because I got something I was going to.
49:34
Say no. Yeah, go for it.
49:35
You do it. Unfortunately I forgot God that.
49:39
Was a great. Topic.
49:40
It was so good too. I'll get back to it.
49:43
I'll get back to it. I'll get back to it.
49:46
Look at the merch you were in there like.
49:48
That JP scrub I think. Actually I've worn this merch on
49:50
a pod like three times. I think so too.
49:52
Speaking of which, we're getting into the, the, you know, the
49:57
closing points of, you know, finalizing, deciding.
50:00
Hey, don't don't give away my products for making.
50:02
I'm not selling my Jeep is where I was going to got a detailing
50:06
company anyway. So I need to if you were to look
50:10
inside of my vehicle, you'd be like, so I'm probably going to
50:15
pay you triple and don't even try to hand any of the money
50:18
back to me because it's going to be worth every penny I pay you.
50:21
It's not look good. I mean that thing.
50:25
I need it like down to the nitty gritty because I'm gonna fix one
50:29
window and then I'm gonna take it in for some quotes.
50:31
And then if those quotes are crap, I'm gonna list it on the
50:34
private market. If anybody is interested in a
50:36
2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee Summit, is that my which is the top
50:42
line? It's got like the King Ranch,
50:44
you know, tan leather with the black piping, heated and AC
50:48
seats, 4 wheel drive, backup camera, monitor sensing,
50:54
adaptive, adaptive cruise control.
50:57
Basically anything you can think of is inside of this vehicle.
51:01
It's got the lift kit on it that you can change within a couple
51:04
of inches, you know, 4 wheel drive, sand, mud, rain, snow,
51:08
whatever you like. A couple of inches.
51:10
Yeah, a couple of inches. So it's going to be going on the
51:14
market here soon and so that I can get a truck.
51:18
James is still not quite on board, but I don't need him to
51:21
be on board. There ain't no ring on this
51:24
finger. So I spent more money.
51:26
I want that's everybody keeps telling me.
51:30
Why do you care what he says? Yeah, I got it.
51:35
Yeah, do not take a hit. Do not take a hit.
51:38
Ramona Water, thank you for the sponsorship.
51:40
We appreciate. Yeah, so anyways, I'm going to
51:43
need a detail like very soon here.
51:45
Hit me up. Yeah.
51:46
Anybody hit me up? 4:06 Text or call, night or day.
51:51
Giving your number. Up to the.
51:53
End. I don't care, I'm leaving it.
51:55
In yeah, but yeah, he does a phenomenal job, so I'm ready to
51:58
drop that thing off. This dude just dropping his
52:00
number to lots of people. It's crazy.
52:03
And if. If you're a chick too, you can
52:11
hit me. Oh my God, Oh my God.
52:22
Oh my God, that. Number is not detailing
52:25
exclusive. I should say that yeah, this pod
52:28
is insane. I do enjoy podding.
52:33
No, I still don't remember, but I will say this.
52:35
I love, I love doing the pod for myself, man, it's so nice to
52:41
just sit here and talk to people because how often do you sit and
52:44
have a conversation with buddies for an hour straight?
52:47
No phone, no distractions, no nothing.
52:50
The only other place. Around a campfire, Yeah, Around
52:55
a campfire, Whatever. Whatever makes it just makes the
52:58
conversation flow. It does.
53:00
After. After Bow disciples, after the
53:04
show, I didn't see hardly a single phone that whole night
53:09
around the fire pit. I was talking to people.
53:12
But yeah, what's with that? I can't.
53:14
Say that on the. Camera I I'm tracking.
53:18
I'm. Tracking, but I was just that's.
53:21
All good. It's all good, Yeah, but.
53:22
Yeah, it's just it. There's something about the
53:24
campfire that just makes the pod for sorry, makes the combo flow.
53:28
That's the best part I think about.
53:30
Going on. Like, you know, longer whether
53:33
they're a week or two week hunts or whatnot.
53:35
And I love our times in the, you know, our, our, you know,
53:39
favorite hotel, motel Holiday Inns.
53:41
It does make life a little bit easier when you can come back
53:44
and take warm showers and you have a Jacuzzi for the mussels
53:48
and whatnot. By no means are we saying in the
53:49
Ritz or anything, but when you're close enough to be able
53:52
to do that, it makes sense. But those times that you can,
53:55
like, set up a base camp and you just come back to the trailer
53:59
and your chance, Yeah, you know, And eventually you get the fire
54:03
started and you pour your jacket.
54:06
Coke, not Diet Coke. They're it's just so relaxing
54:13
like you when you get in the car to drive home to go back to work
54:16
or whatever school, whatever it may be, you're just nice.
54:20
It's like the worst feeling to get closer.
54:22
I don't think I can do these chairs on the.
54:24
Pod, I kind of like it. Well, it's too comfortable.
54:27
You have to wake up. You need to do a jumping.
54:29
Back Jeff or something? Neither of us were yawning
54:32
until. This because these are comfy.
54:35
You can thank me for that, you know.
54:37
I know you don't like me spending money, but well worth
54:39
the investment. You could camp or you could nap
54:42
in that chair at Oh, also OK, it's.
54:45
Not what I was gonna say, but it's a good point.
54:46
OK, Brianna. Has designed.
54:49
A new merch line mostly geared towards women called BD by Bree.
54:56
OK, I came up with that name. I just want to say I came up
54:59
with the name, but I'm still working on, you know, we threw.
55:02
The name on the shirt, but we threw if you're a graphic
55:06
designer in there and you you think you could come up with
55:09
something clever for me, I want, as James tells me, real simple,
55:12
you know, real simple, But that's like if you were to think
55:16
of BD and beau disciples, but me, what would that logo?
55:21
I still don't know. You know, like I want something
55:24
that if you didn't put BD by breed on there and you looked at
55:27
it, you would know it's BD by breed.
55:30
But it's boat is I I wanna know what it is.
55:33
When this podcast. Comes out.
55:35
On all platforms, the merch will be available on
55:39
boatdisciples.com on the BD by Breed tab.
55:44
OK. And this was an experimental?
55:47
First launch and if you're a woman and you watch the content.
55:51
And you enjoy it. Buy the merch.
55:54
Buy her merch. That would mean a lot.
55:57
She's nervous. It's a lot of money to put up
55:59
there. So buy the merch.
56:01
I don't know if I'm the nervous one.
56:02
Let's be right. Do you have some money now?
56:04
Oh. Yeah, we can get it out of the
56:06
clock. Why don't?
56:06
We see it. I'm not nervous.
56:08
I have known. There's no skin.
56:09
In the game on on that merch, you know my merch you already
56:13
know. Oh yeah, you already know.
56:16
You know, boat disciples.com a black one.
56:19
This is actually a very good pod.
56:21
Yeah, you know, so it also comes in.
56:24
Lovely packaging, shout out to the manufacturers, the
56:29
manufacturers. So anyways, we got this is, you
56:34
know, so sizing still, you know, technically unisex T-shirts, the
56:37
men or women could buy it. But as we do some more
56:41
evolutions, the ideas, it's geared towards women that not
56:45
everything has to just be like, so manly, you know?
56:50
So, like colors down the road that I love, like mobs,
56:54
Burgundy's pastel colors, yeah, that's 'cause they look like
57:01
pink. No, Ma.
57:02
Is like like. A lavender purple and show us
57:06
anyway so. You know, just the front.
57:08
This is. What we got to, we got to figure
57:11
out. So if you're a graphic designer
57:12
and you can come up with something for me, you know it's
57:16
good. Send it my way and let me
57:18
decide. Cause OK, let's see the back.
57:20
Maybe put some braids? Or something hanging out.
57:22
The hanging out, the braids. Braids, huh?
57:27
Huh. Like, like braids?
57:29
Yeah. Like hair braids hanging.
57:32
Off the hanging, off the beer or something.
57:34
We are going off the rails right now.
57:37
Did you take something before the?
57:39
No, no, serious. I switched.
57:41
Like do you got porcy? Braids.
57:44
Braids, yeah, but. That's what I picture.
57:46
When? I picture.
57:47
Braids, I don't know so anyways, the back actually one of my
57:50
favorite designs that I did just on a neutral colored shirt.
57:56
You made that? I did yeah.
57:57
I so I make all of the graphics. Let me just yeah.
58:02
Whether you buy my shirt. Or James.
58:04
'S stuff you buy BD or BD by Bree.
58:07
Now he is as we've learned. Shout out to Shane the visionary
58:11
here in the group. Is James, he has an idea and
58:14
he's like, I want this and then I make it come to fruition and.
58:20
Just the creative I. Guess I make it come to fruition
58:23
but. We hunt the desert so much that
58:25
I was like, this is what you know, but I also love water
58:32
watercolor. So that's one comes in this and
58:35
it kind of wild, like what did you call it?
58:37
Teal color, kind of neutral teal color.
58:40
This is a small, so we've got small, medium, large, extra
58:43
large. I think I'm I'm going to have to
58:45
get that one for. The for the girl for the
58:48
throwing that one. Right now, just toss.
58:49
Them that bad boy? There you go, you'll be getting
58:52
the. Zell here shortly.
58:53
No, no. Well, you can tell here, yeah.
58:55
Yeah, yeah, yeah. This is also.
58:58
These are my. Favorite.
58:59
This comes in four you on your phone right now.
59:03
Well, I was going to take a picture of you.
59:04
Oh, I was like, we just. Talked about phones you know I'm
59:07
going to take a picture of you on your.
59:09
So this comes in forest. Green or the Gray, this is
59:12
probably the most trending color right now is Gray, but obviously
59:16
hunters love the Forest Green. So this is like an embossed
59:19
pattern, probably not going to show up on the camera, but you
59:22
can like feel it. It's greedy.
59:24
I wanted something that was no color, you know, but just a
59:28
design. So it says hunt, hunt proud,
59:31
hunt hard. The my slow go slow go slogan,
59:36
logo, whatever is hunt more 'cause I think that's key is
59:39
just like get out there and hunt more.
59:42
It doesn't matter if you're successful or not.
59:43
Just hunt more. So that is what's on like the
59:46
front of every shirt minus this one.
59:48
Hunt proud, hunt hard, force green and Gray.
59:52
I'm a personal fan of the Gray. And then we did long sleeve.
59:56
So this is my, I said that one's my favorite, but this one is
1:00:03
honestly actually my favorite. This, you know, men or women
1:00:06
could wear it. I like that a lot.
1:00:08
Hunting a way of life. And I was very inspired by
1:00:14
Turkey season this year. James knows it.
1:00:16
I put a lot of time and effort into Turkey season to be very
1:00:19
unsuccessful this year. It's over.
1:00:22
It's over. It ended the 19th the Sunday of
1:00:24
the shoot. But so this was inspired by my
1:00:28
Turkey season that, you know, this little guy, this little
1:00:32
guy, there's, there's Sneaky. Yeah, so anyways.
1:00:38
You know. You could pick yours up on the
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Also a new wild design, pretty thin.
1:00:57
On inventory, you know. What I mean, but nice it up in
1:01:01
your chair I'm. Comfy, but I.
1:01:04
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And I think that's it. So I appreciate you one more
1:01:54
thing, one more thing, OK, one more thing.
1:01:55
So, James, yeah, before the before you brought me out on the
1:01:59
pod, the live pod at Boat Disciples, you mentioned
1:02:03
something about my. Deadlift.
1:02:06
Four O 5 it's. It's. 500 and I just wanted to
1:02:09
get that out there in the Oh my God, goodness.
1:02:12
So let's just let's just make sure that that's.
1:02:14
So we're £500. I had to correct that.
1:02:17
I had to correct that £500 ad. That also one quick shout out.
1:02:19
We should, we should compare quads right now.
1:02:21
No, no, no, no. Don't look up my leg.
1:02:24
One more thing and then we're getting out of here.
1:02:25
This guy finished his last Test. He going to fire Academy yes.
1:02:30
So round of applause to that everyone subscribe and we'll see
1:02:35
you in the next. We'll see you in the next one.
1:02:38
Boom.