Welcome back to the Exodus podcast. It is November 5th. And for us White Tail Hunters, that's exciting because we know what's coming here on the backside of this front. Very exciting stuff. But more importantly, I want to say it's election day. Go out and vote. So many people have fought and lost their lives for all right to vote. No matter what state you're in, you think your vote doesn't count. I encourage you to go

out, take the time and vote, exercise your right. It is a privilege that we have the opportunity

to vote based off of many other people's sacrifices. So go out and vote. Don't care who it's for.

Just go out and vote whoever fits your whatever your personal checklist is of who the better

candidate is. So that is it. And then

this week we have a variety of different conversations from the past that are just key. I mean,

the rut strategies don't change a bunch. And you just got to hammer these things. You got to

hammer them home because I think they are tried and true methods from really

great hunters and some great information to have in the back of your mind.

Last week we had Jason Michael on in case you didn't catch that.

And we covered a lot of things in regard to the rut and the moon and timing and weather

and all those different things.

And I was talking to Jason over the weekend and he had a handful of people say that the tactics

that he talked about helped him killing a deer more specifically snort weased in a buck.

I know there's a handful of people that killed their personal best buck from the information

we shared last week. So to me that's that's awesome. It's really cool to hear people take the

information we're putting out there and putting it to use to have their best season possible and then i said Thursday friday of last

week maybe one of the best days of the year i actually had my number one deer unfortunately i did a

hanging hunt in the afternoon got in a little bit later than what i wanted from some work obligations

and i still had my bow and my

platform on the ground. My number one buck was about 30, 35 yards away thrashing a tree. So I hope

to catch up with him again later this week. So I hope everyone is geared up. Remember, this is the

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