guys welcome to the show today i've got brian rims a friend of mine and we're going to talk all about the

Arizona elk and antelope draw and how the whole draw process works and there's going to be

quite a bit of good tidbits of information on the different units and such.

Brian brings a lot to the table. I hope you guys enjoy it.

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Welcome to the J Scott Outdoors podcast. Today we have my friend Brian Rimsa.

Brian and I have been on a lot of hunts together and known each other for years.

And Brian is for outdoor group, which is Elite Archery.

That is correct.

And Brian and I do a lot of turkey hunting together and just known each

other and hung out for a long time. I've always looked up to you as someone that is very knowledgeable in the field of hunting,

but specifically archery hunting. That's your true passion. But you're also not one of these

archers that's, you know that you'll pick up a gun and shoot something you

love bow hunting I'm an equal opportunity yeah but I mean if you had to choose you're

gonna bow hunt that's my preference preference. I just enjoy that opportunity and the

chance of trying to get closer and kind of out with the animal from a much closer, you know, more of a personal

range than, you know, reaching out and touching them, but that doesn't mean I won't pick up a gun if that's, you know, what the hunt presents.

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