What is going on? Welcome to the Exodus podcast. This week we have Josh Prophet returning.

If you don't know, Josh, he's been on White Tail Cribs. We had them here on the show in

September talking about scouting and hunting throughout the season. And this one is a recap of a deer

that he hunted named Bones, a 230-odd-inch Kentucky White Tail that he put in a ton of time and a lot of sits and there's

probably some lessons here there's probably some things that you could implement or maybe

some things to keep in the back of your mind and some hard lessons learned so we're talking

about that and then how he ended up tagging a late season buck and how to make the most of

your offseason scouting.

This is a great episode for anyone that just wants to put in the work and get the output of

their work.

And Josh is a good example of that puts on a lot of miles, runs a lot of cameras, and

basically puts in the work in order to have some success in the fall or winter.

Hope you guys enjoy this episode.

Before we get into it, though,

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