Spencer Neuharth

I had the majority.

Okay, now we're going to shoot it.

Here we go.

It looks pretty slacky, Seth.

I felt like Max had a more aggressive pull.

We'll call it 50-50.

That's a pretty fair point.

I mean, this is not punt gun country.

These things were used way east of Chesapeake Bay in Europe.

That's a good point, Max.

If I had to guess if one came through here, no, I don't think so.

We're going to talk to Rock Island Auction later in the show.

Those are the guys who sold us the gun.

that are then going to resell it.

All that money's going to go back to the meat eater land access initiative.

But leading up to us buying the punt gun, they had mentioned that sellers will come to them and say, I have a punt gun that I want you guys to sell.

But in reality, it's not a punt gun.

It's what they would call to be a pigeon gun or a fort gun.

Now ours like hits the nail on the head for the definition of a punt gun.

I bet there, there were obviously Fort guns here at some point, uh, maybe some pigeon guns, even though I don't think that was in Montana's culture either, but as far as the only punt gun, that's a good point, Max, we're going to call that the first punt gun.