All right, what is up everybody? We have 10 minutes to cover 10 elk calling tactics with

the Corey Jacobson from elk 101 several to many world elk calling championship. We

were talking a little bit early. He thinks 11. It's so many. Corey doesn't even know

anymore, but Corey, welcome. Tell us a little bit about who you are. So, if they don't

know who you are, can get a little brief picture of that. And then let's jump right into

your elk calling tactics to help folks get a bowl this fall. Yeah, thanks for having

me, Mark. I am just a very passionate elk hunter and blessed to grow up and still live

in elk country. And I've been hunting elk with a bow for probably 35 years or so now.

So just love it. It's led me to the career path that I'm currently in, which is owning

and operating elk 101.com and spending my energies and my passion for elk to help other

elk hunters become successful or more successful. Awesome. So you've been around the elk calling

block a time or two then. It's, yeah, I can, I can remember my first diaphragm elk

calling as about eight years old. So that would have been 1983, 1984 somewhere in there,

which is about when they first came out. So I believe it. Well, let's jump right in.

And I know you've created a list here of just kind of like, you know, some surefire stuff,

stuff to keep in mind and some good tips. So yeah, take it from here, man. Let's, let's

run through it. Yeah. So top 10 things for calling elk. I think the first thing is keep

it simple. And I think a lot of times elk hunters get bogged down with complexity and

I always say complexity crushes confidence. And you know, the harder it is, the more complex

it is, the less confidence you might have. And I think a lot of elk hunters, especially

lack confidence in their calling and they're afraid to use it and afraid to use it aggressively,

which I think is, is the fun way to do it. So complexity crushes confidence, simplicity

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