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hey what's up everybody this week's edition of the deer hunter podcast is going to be a little bit

of a shorter version than what you're probably used to.

And what I'd like to do today is summarize my, I was just returning home yesterday from an extended weekend up in northern Michigan hunting the big woods of the

PRC Pigeon River Country Forest up there for those of you that listen to the show

that are familiar with it you know why I am addicted to that place. It is the most remote and untouched

wilderness in the lower peninsula of Michigan. It's 105,000 acres. It's basically attached to the

Atlanta State Forest, is a hundred and

twenty five thousand acres so and you're not far at all from the Gaylor State Forest

which is like another hundred and twenty five thousand or something like that I mean

it's a quarter million acres plus of public land

that you are just free to roam and is not.

Historically or I guess real well known for being the land of big bucks

for people that are real into shooting big deer and into

antlers, it's not a destination, but there is some big deer up there and some giant deer

get killed every year. Some guys do it consistently.

Guys that are much more dialed into the area than I am. I spent a long learning project for me to learn how to hunt up there.

But I'm learning. And I thought what we'd do today is maybe kind of summarize some of my learning curve. A lot of it came into play. I noticed this weekend just thinking back of, oh, if I go back three or four years when I started doing this podcast and talking with all these people about kind of what my mindset was and my approach versus what

it is now. It's vastly different. And I thought I'd maybe start off just by talking about, like,

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