And the Skraw release. Like you're in here. Yeah, I don't want to hurt you. You there. And come on. What's up, B fishing family? I just got the call. My man Dave was going to hook me up with some crawfish to go in the mega bass pond. Apparently there are two types of crawfish. The kind you buy to eat, and then the kind you put in the pond. So the kind you put in the pond are called pealers. So we're going to get a bunch of pounds. About 100 pounds of crawfish going to take them up to the pond and release them. Hopefully that'll give the bass another type of forge. So we're going to go to hold a David and see what we got here. See you on a minute. This looks pretty big. I know it was the only thing that was pretty big. It was your first time you've been like, oh, these ain't fair. Okay. Big was the most I made it to the top. Big ones. There's probably some of these excise problems. Yeah, and that looks pretty big there too. There's a couple. Ain't they got a mount cook? I saw the dock a few of them. Everybody's asking me, are you going to eat them? I said, no, you're going to pond. There you go. I told him. Probably. He had a cattle farm. I'll help take you. I was telling you. The easiest thing to do is just throw them out around by where you don't dump them out. It's like if you want to clean and cut you bag open. No climb out. Unless you want to just cut them just up. Always just dump them right on the edge. That's right. Just dump them out in the middle. You're just dump them in the water on the land. Just right on the edge. Okay. And then grab a self-hinder way to water. Okay. And leave this open any. Do I need to leave that open any? Or will you? Tell me about 45 minutes to get there. The most is maybe cracking. Okay. Alright, everybody. Made it to the pond. I've got the crawfish and get ready to set them out and release them. There's some big ones in there. I might take them home to eat. I'm about to switch to a head cam. I've never wore a GoPro in the head before. Hopefully I'll give you a better view of what I'm doing. So hang on and we'll get started. Alright. Here we go. Try and figure out where is the best place to put them. Shoulder bought a weed whacker. Took here some of this grass. I would go right there. There's supposedly a hundred pounds in here. I was like, good spot right there. There's a little baby bass right there. Not three inches long, falling back of a rim. I got them here in the shade. Alright, there's the three saxophiles. These saxophiles look like they're moving around pretty good. We're going to cut the sack and let them go and see if they forge into the pond. They're not damaging them. They got claws out. That's kind of oddly cut. There we go. And the straw release. Yeah, here's the last one. I'm going to be some dead ones up here. I'm going to go be dead. You're free. You look like it's up there. You definitely stuff it right there. Oh my goodness here, monster boob. I'll give you a little system. Look at all these colors out. It's down there and weach it. Let me go. There's them. I don't know if you can see the mass, quadrif curls. There's some incredible. And all the curls in here. What are you doing over here? There we go. They got a couple more big ins. You look like a meal. You're definitely a eater. You look like you're in here. And I get more. That's like a grandma. Where'd you go? Where'd you go, crawly? You got your name. I need to go behind. Let me go around. Stay. There we go. There we go. All right, ladies and gentlemen, can you see that? Now there's some wild looking stuff right there. You can get up on them watching there. Get all the fence and headroom. Let's see if I can get up close to them in the water. Got stepping on any of these fellas. I'm going to get one of the change colors. We got orange out of them. A little fish checking them out. All right, so I give them a crawfish a few minutes to get settled. Get where they need to be. Looks like that's the carnage. What didn't survive. Those are going to go with me. A little bait catch trapping. Let's see if I'm going to go ahead and get them out in the water. Oh yeah, one left. There you go, buddy. Get over there. All right, clean up the carnage. I'm going to get the drop drop and go sit it out here. See if we can catch some turtles. Give them that, uh, that versus snakes. I don't like the snakes. I like to kill the snakes. I'm going to get some of these turtle shells. That looks good. All right, so I think we should set it first. Put that down. Put that wet down there. I don't know how much I can see. I'm going to go about right like that. I'm going to put the stinky stuff right here. I don't want to float. Let the store stay up in here next to the edge. I don't know if you can see the turtle trap yet. Let's see if these crawls in here. Maybe stink up the dinked up. I'm going to hook this on here. Like that. So, we got some stinky traps. Hopefully we have turtles swimming in here and get the bait. It's partially out of the water, partially in the water. I'm going to have to simmer around a 30 seconds. A little bit of season over there. A little brown. All right, let's make our way back out to the truck. Nice chest in. Let's do this in here. Lock it up and head it out. Let's see here. Let's see some geese in there. The geese think they're waiting for the feeder to go off so they can use some food. Let's see if I can get them out here. Apparently they're not afraid of me. All right, let's go wrap it up. Just took this puppy home. Peace. Thanks for watching. Be fishing family. We'll see you next time. Make good little fella. Make good little fella. Make good little fella. Make good little fella. That's a wild looking stuff right there.