What is going on? This episode we have Jace Otto and Justin Uran

breaking down their season. Two big buck stories. I hope you guys really enjoy it.

Jason recounts a once-in-a-lifetime buck that he was hunting in Ohio and how things transpired out in Kansas and then Justin killed his personal best buck in Ohio. You get to hear all the details. I hope you guys enjoyed this episode. Next week, like I said, we're going to be breaking down this past year internally at Exodus and what 2024 will hold and it's going to be awesome. It's going to be exciting and you're going to want to check it out. So here we go. Jace, welcome to the Exodus podcast. How's going? Pretty good, man. Thank you for having me on. It's been a while. Yeah, man. This is one of my favorite episodes of the year where we get to recap everyone's season and you had an exciting one to say none you know

nonetheless but before we get in that I know you've been on here before but go ahead reintroduce yourself

what you do here at exodus how long you've been here yeah um I've been with Exodus for

just a little over two years now I think I started in August of 21 so two two years, a little over two years, and I'm the,

I don't really know with the technical position, but trail camera tech and then shipping and

inventory guys. So all the warranty repairs, anytime you guys have issues, have to send the cameras

back for whatever it may be, something

simple fixed or problems replaced. I'm usually the one that deals with it on the back

in once the camera comes in. So do all the repairs there, ship all the orders, pack everything up.

So that keeps me pretty busy there. What's one mistake? Trill cameras use that you see

time and time out there. You're like, man, I wish use that you see time in time out that you're like,

man, I wish people to stop doing this, whatever that may be. Using alkaline batteries. Why is that?

For one, you just don't get the best battery life out of our cameras. People always bring up the

point when I say, you know, use lithiums, not alkalines.

They're like, well, they work. I've always used lithiums. They work my other camera. So, well,

we're a different camera. You know, there's different specs to every camera. So different power

of consumptions and everything like that. So alkalines, you just won't get the longest battery life.

That's the big thing, the best performance out of the camera.

It work into its fullest potential.

And then corrosion is honestly probably the biggest part there.

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