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I've googled just about every single variation of letters to match the sounds and haven't come up with anything near what was discussed on the pod

Im an active man who hunts, fishes, manages 40acres. I’ve just had my first child, a boy. I want to put him in a back pack carrier and go hiking/surveyin, one day a bicycle carrier, a bike trailer, tandem canoeing then kayak.
What ages have people done these things?

And I’m open to others active activities you can do with a baby, toddler, small child and so on. anything outside that’s active and engaging a can be done with!a child older than 5-6months old.

Please feel free to over share!! Haha

HUMMINGBIRD EMERGENCY!!! I’ve recently come into possession of about 22 pounds of fresh hummingbird meat, but I am having trouble finding any good tried-and-true recipes for them. Any suggestions? Timely replies would be preferable as I would rather not freeze it. But then again, I can always get more :)

P.S., the tyrants at r/hummingbirds removed this same post, so I’m hoping that this sub can be more helpful.

I just erased my whole rant.... I'll keep it concise.

Hearing Steve RInella read ads for Mountain Dew is the most sell-out, embarassing BS the show has ever done. Oops and then the "Mountain Dew trivia questions of the week."

I was hoping the gambling ads would never come, but this was a real surprise.

I'm finally embarassed to tell people I'm a fan. It's obviously not just this, I'm actually even more embarassed that I held on for so long. But the Meateater I fell in love with and learned so much from over the last 10 years is finally dead.