In this episode Larry and James discuss the life transforming power of the Good News.
From the transcript...
He's a good squirrel dog, too. I don't want to tell that story, though. I guess I could tell
one. You had to splice these out over several episodes. On the property that I grew up on, my dad, we had like 40 acres. One side of it, we had a fence, and there was woods on the other side of that fence. There was woods on both sides, but I would go to that fence. Squirrel hunting with my dog. He's Tennessee Mountain Cur, Yellow, bobtail, born that way. Man, he was just, he started treeing squirrels by himself at five months old. Wow, that's early.
And I would go, and I didn't teach him this. He's just a smart dog. Instinct. I'd go stand at the fence. He'd go on through the fence, go make a circle. And if he didn't find a squirrel, he'd come back to me and we'd go hunt another page. But often he would find a squirrel. A lot of times he would wind them, just smell them. He wouldn't track them, trailing them. Smell them in the air. That was the best squirrel dog, man. You'd never guess his name. Trixie. Hank! Where'd you come up with a Trixie?
I'm just trying to mess with you. I see it worked!
