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So do you feel, you know, because a lot of people would think there's no reason to be stressed out right now

you know i mean you still got the better part of october left and you still have you know the rut

november but do you feel because i feel the same way, like, I start to really

stress by this time of year if I'm not on something good or I don't have a couple tags filled,

just because I know, you know, I got to put in a lot of time if I'm hunting public land deer to get,

to have some success. And even though, you know, theoretically the best part of the season's left,

it really, you know, that's a good thing, but it still feels, like, I feel the same way.

Like, I start to get nervous where I'm like, I just, I know the effort it takes to fill one of these tags, and I know when we get to this point, there's only so much time you're going to get into the woods.

Yeah, there's a, there's a couple parts to that for me.

And then like an overview of that that everyone is no one excluded, I think can deny,

is that when the season starts, there is a buildup to the end of October, beginning

of November, what? Can we say maybe a two-week period where it's just like the golden window,

right? Yeah. So you get into the beginning of the season and the anticipation builds to that point.

And if you've done this for any amount of time, any amount of seasons, you know once it

gets to that point, if you haven't sealed the deal in some capacity that your challenge

is going to begin to get more difficult and your percentages

potentially start to decline I understand everyone's situations different in that

capacity whereas guys if you have a managed farm and a food source, I mean, that end of the season,

I mean, it's lock, stock, and key.

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