What is up, everybody? We have 10 minutes to talk with the Jared Eridori from next book

outdoors. At least that's where I predominantly know you from, Jared. I think we've known

each other for probably 10 years. At least 10, right? Yeah.

So first time meeting in person, which is like odd, because I just feel like I know so well.

Yeah, you feel like you know someone for years and then you finally see their face.

Now your perception has been totally changed. Exactly.

Topic of the day, summer, deer, scouting and strategies for fall. Now actually that's

why we caught you today, Jared, because you are coming off of doing just that thing.

Yeah, exactly. Yeah, I had a window this weekend we were way to get together with white

tail addictions. Our staff met up in Eastern Iowa at Andre's place and it's coincidentally

within a couple hours of where I hunt in Western Wisconsin. So I wanted to take some

time on my way back from that to get a little bit of, call it scouting, but getting ready

to scout, I suppose, get some cameras out. And my body's hurting today because I was doing

a bunch of chainsaw work. We just helping Lee on the farm and cutting firewood, so.

Your scouting sounds a little bit more fun than chainsaw work. And you know, I can say that

because I can love running on a chainsaw. Yeah, maybe aside from the ticks and the hot

weather. Okay. Yeah, hard pass. Yeah, it was, it was about 90 degrees this weekend for

the vegetables. Yeah. Yeah. So I got up this morning early and set some cameras before

I left town. And that's the main thing right now on Lee's area. There's not a lot of

beans this year. There's a lot of standing corn. The neighbors have some beans though.

So I was looking over some areas last night and basically finding the closest beans to his

farm because I do still think there's going to be some bedding on his farm, getting

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