Thanks for tuning in to the podcast everybody. On this episode, Jake Ted and I are going to be

talking about what we do when we find ourselves in a slump in the middle of the season.

Everybody goes through a dry spell at one point or another and last year there were a couple

times where we found ourselves in the middle of a dry spell. Things weren't necessarily going

as planned. Maybe there was a couple close calls that we didn't capitalize on and when that happens

it's pretty easy to get down on yourself but when you get down on yourself you start making even

more mistakes so sometimes it's snowballs and you can just bury yourself deeper and deeper in

that slump. In this episode we're going to be talking about some of the things that we've learned

over the years that help us get out of that slump. We did produce a video version of this podcast

that's on the channel but that was a shortened version of this conversation so this episode is

the full length conversation. Before we get into the podcast wanted to let you guys know that we

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wild.com to get started. Also we're in the middle of August, seasons right around the corner so

one thing that you can be doing right now that will improve your chances this fall is practice

guessing different ranges. There's a couple different ways that I like to do this and the most

obvious way is practicing guessing those different yardages when you're at the archery range. There's

a couple other ways that I like to do this. One is I always have my range finder in the front seat

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