Everybody wants to plan for the perfect shot. I always say plan for the unfortunate shot,

which is when things go south, will you set up your arrow and all that stuff carry you through

when you make a mistake? And it's going to happen. It's not just if, it's just a win.

Greg Lesinger, a guy that's filmed with juries for multiple years, has his own TV show,

completely a student of the game when it comes to hunting White Tails, and he

shares the one arrow setup for White Tails that he has perfected.

I would say for anybody, 175 to 200 grains on the front end of your arrow, in my opinion,

is going to give you the best results.

It just flies true, it hits harder, it's going to get through all those things.

We talk about using a decoy

talks about how and when he uses them when a buck comes to the plot and you got a decoy he's either

in the mood or he's not but when he is it's over so without further ado let's get into this

episode with gregg glasinger Here's a very detailed talk.

We want comics on this thing.

We're going to get some right here. Great. How are you? I'm doing well, man. Good to see it. Jake. How's things with you? Things are great. I'm really excited to dive into some arrow talk and some white tail talk. And it's always a pleasure to catch up. you've had um, you've had a lot of success over the years, um, chasing all sorts of

different animals.

And I feel anyone that has hunted long enough, um, they have the ability to have enough

information to change things and things that might not be working, uh, quite exactly as good

as they should be.

And we were talking here recently, you've, you've developed some pretty strong opinions on aeros setups. And right now,

folks still have time to make a audible, change something, maybe look at what they have and see

if it falls within these parameters of kind of what you've tested

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