What's up everybody? We have 10 minutes here and Mark is going to intro this. All right here's the deal. We are sitting down with our good friend Remy Warren in the great state of Nevada now

Nevada, whatever you want to call. I think the local I call it Nevada anyway I think you're wrong I'm

wasting all our time here's the deal Jim and I have havelina tags in our. There's a good chance we're going to be

heading to Arizona, but we need to know a little bit more about these things

and that's why we've got Remy right here. Yes.

So Remy, Warren, the one and only.

Hunting Havlina, sounds like a heck of a lot of fun.

So much fun.

Explain how it generally goes. There's a couple of different seasons that there are.

You can hunt them with ham, which I'm sure we'll talk about.

Boes, rifles?

Yeah, I think there's a rifle season as well. I'm not sure the exact dates on all the seasons, but yeah, there's a, there's a,

there's a spring, they call it the ham season's handgun, archery muzzleloader, so short-range weapons.

It's such a fitting name.

Sounds like you guys have the

late season archery tags. Yeah, correct. There's there's even some rifle

tags for him draw. There's a lot of I mean you know Texas has a lot of havelina as well you can hunt him down there kind of I'm not sure all the rules on it but I found him down there as well

They are a lot of fun to hunt what's the most fun way to hunt? The calling, most definitely, yes. It just works like a call should work. Like you blow the call and

I think I'm running in. It's it's super exciting too because it's a

havelina and distress call and they kind of like all they like run in real fast

and run out and run back in it's just

mass chaos and they make like this wolfing noise like it's really weird

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