What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here with esteemed colleague Ryan Mukenhearn and we're going to talk about the idea and concept of and probably get into some specific examples of brush busting cartridges. This was a term that was relatively new to me. I don't know, maybe it's not new to you though, but it's the idea of feeling the blank, Ryan.

Large caliber, lower velocity, pushing through the brambles.

Right.

Get to the critter on the other side.

It's hard for me to even say.

Round-nosed.

Typically.

Yeah.

And how, what kind of areas are people finding themselves in this kind of a situation?

Is it generally probably the dense foliage

regions? I we do we just go straight into fact or fiction I think was

point. No I want to address Jim's question because it's a good question. I was

introduced to the term brushbuster by either my father or his hunting partner

Joe at a younger age in a deer camp. They were talking about the merits of a particular cartridge, which I don't recall.

It's the first thing I've ever heard you not recall.

Because I did, I was not enamored by the idea after they had explained it.

Very, I mean, point blank, they said it's,

oh, that's a brushbuster cartridge.

You shoot through the trees and you hit your critter.

And like I was fresh off a hunter safety safety so I'm like a 12 year old.

Is this some sort of test?

And I'm remembering like what happens at Deer Camp stays at Deer Camp.

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