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All right, here we go. Welcome in, everyone, to this week's edition of the Deer Hunter podcast Friday, February 14th, and you are in the studio.

This week I'm joined by my good friend Adam Lewis of Deer IQ.

If you don't know about Adam, he's a very intelligent, thoughtful individual.

I've had a friendship with Adam going on a decade now. He runs dear IQ.com. If you're not familiar,

make yourself familiar. Head over to his website, subscribe to his newsletter. He's got an assessment test on there and some

services that he offers. I highly recommend following along with Adam. He's not a lot of fluff.

He really cuts down and through to stuff with substance. And this week we're talking a little

bit about, well, specifically in our state, how management

practices are going, but it's very, it's very replicable to all states.

So it's something that you're going to want to be paying very close attention to because

we're kind of transitioning into a new time and era of management, right? And,

you know, I'm 41 going on 42 here. The summer had to think about that for a second. 41 going on

42. And it's kind of, I've been saying this. It's our time. The last couple years, we've really kind of I've been saying this it's our time the last couple years we've

really kind of shied away from talking a lot about the conservation models and the and the management

stuff it's just really not been our bread and butter only because I haven't paid close enough

attention to it to really feel like I can speak on it definitively and I'm trying to do a better

job of that here this year. So we're going to get a little bit back involved in that because

it seems like it's a good time to do so. You'll see here when we get into this episode a little

bit more in detail what we're talking about and then just like some different ideas about

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