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Josh, Foster, Mitch and Matt get a call from Andy Reaves from Reaves Fins and Feathers after his drive from Kansas to Arkansas. The guys ask his about his season in Kansas, then take a peak into his spring snow goose season that starts February 1st. Then Foster asks the guys why they love ice fishing and ice camping.
Matt and Mitch call up Josh to see how his family sleeper house trip is going. Then they discuss the ice and ic fishing conditions are around the state.
The guys sit down without any subject in mind, and just BS for a couple hours about absolute everything. Thanks to everyone who has listened, downloaded, contacted us... It's been a lot of fun putting these last 100 episodes together. We truly appreciate every single listener, and we can wait to see what the future has in store for our podcast.
The guys sit down and recap their weekend ice camping trip. We go over our individual setups. Then we go over the new gadgets and equipment we tried out this trip. Finally we have updates on totals for our Contest Of Increments.
Matt and Mitch sit down and chat during Tuesdays blizzard. Matt starts out by recapping New Year's weekend ice fishing up north. Then the guys break down some new gadgets they found to make their ice camping trip to red a lot smoother.
The guys sit down and talk some ice reports, fishing reports, a bunch of gear talk, and then they break down the "CONTEST OF INCREMENTS" that starts this weekend.
Captain Rehab came in studio and tells us how his Lake of The Woods trip went last weekend. There's also other stories, and for some reason a few poop stories.
The guys sit down and talk about some ice fishing electronics, They get into some Sno Dog talk, and finish up with our new tourney that we'll trying out this winter.
The guys sit down and discuss last weekends muzzle loader trip. They start a little ice fishing talk. Then start discussing plans for their trip for Red Lake on Jan 6.
Foster comes back in to talk to Josh and Mitch about what he's been shooting out of his tree saddle.
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