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Welcome in, everyone, to this week's edition of The Deer Hunter podcast Friday, October 10th.

Can you believe that?

Friday, October 10th, and you are in the studio.

I'm joined this week by world renowned white tail deer hunter and my good friend Steve Shirk out of Pennsylvania. Listen if you guys are consumers of deer

hunting podcast, you've probably heardve on quite a few different shows i

tried to hit them from a little bit of a different angle here this week and i tried to stay over the

target and what i tried to achieve steve runs an insane amount of cameras we were joking about it

last week that he owns a lithium mine and

has his own battery company and he might as well i i wanted to focus in on where he sees the most

big deer use as travel corridors like where's his success fallen over the years at

putting cameras to where these big deer move during daylight hours during the season and so we spent

uh i i asked a lot of indirect questions around this topic,

but I tried to kind of stay on that. We talk about some other things, but if you want to go back,

I should find the link. Let me see if I can find it. I will, and I'll attach it. Let's, I'm going to

make myself a note right here, part one.

Steve and I recorded a podcast, and we're trying to figure out if it was a year or two years ago.

It's kind of scary how the time moves.

But we did a podcast, When Do Deer Move?

And it was based off of weather patterns and time of year

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