EP 61. Warren Coco, Life Below I-10 and Camp Cook
Episode description
From his Go-Devil Manufacturing office near Baton Rouge, Louisiana, Warren describes to Ramsey the origins of waterfowl mounts adorning the sunken cypress walls of his office to Ramsey. On the heels of an especially busy hurricane season - which has not yet ended - they talk about what is like to live in an area heavily impacted by hurricanes. The conversation turns to Coco's having recently squirrel hunting. Quicker than a cat squirrel scurrying up a loblolly pine, the conversation quickly pivots to duck camp cooking and favored recipes. What are some of Coco's favorite duck mounts? Where'd he find his "sunken cypress'? What's it like dealing with hurricanes as a way of life, and how do they affect waterfowl habitat? How'd Coco evolve from canned stew to camp chef and what are his favorite recipes? It's a great episode about life south if the I-10 corridor in southern Louisiana.
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