Big sign that starts showing up early in October and you'll get excited and start wiring it out.

Well, that deer is coming through at night as he's traveling to different family groups of dough.

He's coming through at night leaving his calling card, leaving his sign, letting his presence be known.

And he's going to continue doing that at night.

Well, you get in there and wire that place out and he comes through once and encounters fresh human sin.

He'll tolerate that. It means mushroom hunters, squirrel hunters, deer scouts. and then wire that place out and he comes through once and encounters fresh human sin he'll

tolerate that means mushroom hunters squirrel hunters deer scowders they'll come through and he'll tolerate

once but in the same area two or three days later if you do it again and let's say you're going

there and he comes through and he smells where you've been again. Or you bumping.

Before daylight going in or coming out after dark, you bump it.

Once he'll tolerate, you know, they get bumped around, but they won't tolerate two or three times.

You've made a significant area if you do because he knows your hunting.

When I was reading your book, I knew I wanted to start this one with this quote.

This is a quote that everyone knows or most people know.

The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over, expecting a different result.

And in the book, talking about hunting during the rut, doing the same thing over and over is the only way to get a different result.

So I found that to be kind of fun and what that was related to was being in the tree when it's the rut and things are happening.

Is that a right way to review that?

Do you got to be insane to kill Big Deer consistently?

Well, you're doing the same thing over and over, but there is a variation of things that is changing constantly for you.

That's not a good scenario for that quote.

I might sit here and flip a quarter over and over expecting land on his edge and it

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