Glen and Hudson with another episode in our Places series. This week we cover The Arbuckles. A sprawling expanse of mountains, hills, stocked full lakes, canyons and ravines, and a land with a rich history. We cover all the things you can do down in the Arbuckles. Take a swim in the Little Niagara, visit Sulphur or Davis, fish for trophy bass in the Lake of the Arbuckles, explore the public hunting opportunities, hikes, historical sites, etc. It is a wonderful part of our state and everyone should go experience it!

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This episode is sponsored by J.D. Adams Fly Fishing Outfitters in Oklahoma City. They are actively building community within Oklahoma in an attempt to help every fly fisherman become more successful. They are ready and able to answer any question you might have about where to go, how to fly fish, or what flies to use. They offer a number of both freshwater and saltwater destinations around the world. They are open Monday-Saturday 10-6. Find them at jdamsco.com or on instagram and facebook @jdadams.co

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This episode is sponsored by TEG Farms. One of our good friends and former podcast guests Noah Edwards is selling beef from their farm in SW Oklahoma. Their cows are grass-fed on a beautiful farm without herbicides or pesticides on their pastures. Then they are grain finished on a pasture with free choice of grain. This gives them an incredible taste and wonderful marbling without the traditional feedlot atmosphere. The beef is butchered in a USDA inspected facility and it is unbelievably good.  Visit their website TEGfarms.com Text Noah at (405) 200-5127 for pricing and availability. 

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This episode is sponsored by Stout Tree Service. An Oklahoma business that provides a professional arborist service! Stout Tree Service LLC has hundreds of jobs in OKC, for commercial and residential. From large-scale corporations to small houses to several HOA organizations. With the correct knowledge and equipment, they are safe, quick, and affordable. Call, text, or email for a free quote today!https://www.stouttreeservice.com