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Jan 31, 2026 2 hr 26 min

OS 1412: Too Cold To…Talk?

from The Outdoors Show

The guys were back in studio (and they brought Capt. Leon Dana along, too), and the top thing on their mind was the bottom number on that temp chart – YIKES! They took a break from the chilly chatter to listen to Capt. Kirk’s fantastic deer hunting story…you don’t want to miss the interesting turn it took. In fact, the show was LOADED with all kinds of great stories – perfect when you’re curled up to keep warm on during a winter cold snap. A question came up, and lots of folks talked about it: do you crank the music while you’re on your boat, or do you keep it quiet to listen to what’s going on around you? LOTS of interesting answers…and lots of favorite songs thrown out there by the music lovers. And finally, have you ever heard of “nosnolgia”? Well, you will when you listen to this episode. Here’s your L.V. Hiers Inc gear tip of the week from Captain Kevin: Carrie found a great car phone charger with a retractable cord from Prakie. The verdict: MONEY! Click HERE for the Amazon link. Here’s your Ring Power CAT tip of the week: These Anboson 10mil gloves are great for using during cold weather fishing to help keep your hands warm and dry! They are durable and don’t rip easily. Captain Kirk gets them on Amazon! Here’s your KirbyCo Builders’ Cooking Tip of the Week: it’s a great Baked Brie appetizer recipe – click HERE to check out the Facebook post. Facebook

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