Last time me and janelle got to drive around Montana, float rivers for days, and do nothing but fish and camp was a few years ago when we were living out of a truck. Now we have the big camper van, after an argentina fail this spring, it's time to take a month and recoup and plan for our future. Yellowstone just didnt work this summer so we are walking! Enjoy everyone. 

Been 3 weeks. We are still alive. EVERYONE asks the same question every day over and over and over...How is Covid affecting you? Is it busy, is Yellowstone always this packed, why are there so many people out here? 

We made it to Montana and hit the ground running. It has been a hectic week with a lot of work, and not much fishing. Are we settled in yet? We aren't sure. Are we going to be moving on? We aren't sure. Is a second wave in the fall of 2020 going to make this worse for us...Again, we aren't sure. 

So much is unknown in this world right now, and also in ours. From our plans that were ruined in South America, to our summer plans ruined, to the farm always changing. Now, we are risking it all and heading back to Montana.

Well, Trent wasn't sure if we were going to go past 50...but here we come, on our way to number 100. This episode is an update about the farm, Janelle has a camper...fail? We go at it a little, but have some fun, crack a brewski, and relax. Or just listen on your way to work. 

This is a must listen to episode. 90 percent of all podcasts ever started never make it episode 50. We have the beers cracked, the cocktails shaken up, and we are ready to go! We can't believe we hit a goal. We have a huge week, so much to talk about, and we can't thank everyone enough for listening!

Janelle has been complaining, nagging, and down right been driving Trent crazy to buy her a house. So this week...we did just that! 

Last year we tried to save the family farm and failed, so what happened this year. We got lockdowned on the same land. Nothing to do but farm 2.0

We air our dirty laundry from this quarantine. No hard feelings towards each other. We wish we were still in Argentina. Let's all get through this.