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Let it turn into me scouting for deer and watching bears, basically.

That's what it turned into.

And getting parallel stalked by coyotes.

I looked down this ridge and like, wait, that's a big dog.

I'm like, wait, that's a coyote. I looked at me on and I was like, no, there's a bunch of coyotes that are just following my call. Like, they're paralleling me on going up this ridge. And then I seen bear, and I'm like, oh, cool, I sat and watched bears half the morning. Rip a flip-over logs and eat. I thought that was pretty cool. That was my turkey experience in the mountains. Right on.

I'm pretty jacked up to shoot one with a bow, you know, since me and you talked, what a week of two or ago, you know, that, I don't know, you gave me some pointers on setting

my bow up.

Mm-hmm.

And I was able to do a couple things and get the things shooting real good.

But one thing I have to do this morning, I'm pretty sure that my dropaway isn't dropping out.

I have a couple different sets of arrows right now, right?

I've been shooting Brian's arrows the day six for the last, since last summer, and those little A-A-E

veins, what do you call that vein?

It's just a shorter profile vein, right?

Yeah.

I like that vein so much now over the blazer. I don't know what you're... vein. It's just a shorter profile vein, right? Yeah.

I like that vein so much now over the blazer. I don't know what your opinion is, but I shot,

I've been shooting quite a bit, and I've been shooting in some crosswind. We've had, like,

some 20-mile-an-hour winds, so I've been able to shoot, like, the day six versus I've just got some normal Carbon Express,

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