What is going on? Welcome to the Exodus podcast this week. We have a great episode with Mark

Kenyon from Meat Eater. And they recently just released a really cool white-tail film

for a buck that Mark had four years of history with, called The Wide Nine, and this is kind of a

behind-the-scenes audio version of that film, and really breaking down the key lessons, the

decision-making, the ideology of

handling October, handling the rut, hunting specific white tails, or maybe not hunting a

specific white tail. And it's a perfect conversation for October 9th as we gear up and get

deeper into the season.

If you're listening to this podcast, you probably have listened to Mark Kenyon's podcast at one point, Wired to Hunt. And we got to dive into his progression as a hunter,

how his decision making has changed. And I think it's extremely relatable. And I hope you guys

enjoy this conversation.

Let's go ahead and get right into it. Here we go.

But even though fish are all around me, I'm excited to be talking about White Tails.

Yeah, it is October. I can't imagine talking about fishing right now.

It feels very strange. I'm on a meat eater experiences fishing trip right now. It feels very strange. I'm on a meat eater experiences fishing trip right now,

and I'm getting trail camera photos of my shooter box moving in daylight 1,500 miles away,

and I can't do anything about it. It's killing it. Isn't that something? Isn't that the crazy

that we have the ability to be that in tune no matter

where we're at as long as we have signal to know what's going on in the FOMO is 24-7?

Yeah, it's a blessing and a curse. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Well, you recently released a film,

the Wide Nine, and I had a chance to watch that, and it was really felt a lot of the emotion that

goes into I mean a lot of hunters can relate to the trials and tribulations that you went through

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