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All right, here we go. Welcome in everyone to this week's edition of the Deer Hunter podcast Friday, April 18th.

You're in the studio. Got an outstanding conversation for you here today. This is like legendary conversation, myth busters about everything, not everything,

but a lot of things you've ever heard said about blood trailing deer and locating wounded

deer and trying to recover poorly hit deer, this is going to blow your mind because

my good friend, Tony, has been tracking with his dog.

I called him Hank at the thing, live on air.

It's not Hank.

It's goddamn Fred.

Probably after Fred Bear, if I had to guess, knowing Tony.

But Fred's been finding all kinds of deer for years now.

And so we had him come on.

This is live from Osabal River river outfitters at the third annual deer hunter

collective this is part two if you didn't listen to last week you might want to go back listen to

part one this is part two our blood trailing podcast with tony and fred fred couldn't be there

fred had other obligations but fred set the stage for, I mean, we were dialed in. We were all just sitting there listening. And some of this is just really fascinating as a deer hunter because, like I said, there's some things that you hear over and over again, oh, the color. Oh, it was liver blood. It was liver blood.

It was lung blood.

It was full of bubbles, right?

Is that true?

I don't.

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