Welcome to the Jay Scott Outdoors podcast.

Today we've got a Coosier killer himself, McGill Morales on the phone.

McGill, how you doing?

Oh, I'm doing pretty good.

I follow you on Instagram and I know that you have great success, hunting these coups deer, among other things.

Why don't you tell me and the listeners a little bit about yourself?

Well, I've been, I've been, I live in Agales, Arizona and I've been down here basically all of my life except for the time that I was in the military.

I was in the Marine Corps for about five years and then came back and just currently doing a lot of, you know, a lot of chasing of the white tails lately.

I've been bullhunting since probably 99 and it's just been a quest to kind of perfect the, you know, the strategy.

Really that's, I don't really do much else I don't I don't do a lot of golf I don't do you know any other I just mainly hunt and I usually hunt for big game that's pretty much all I do.

So that's your passion.

So you live in Nogales, Arizona,

and for those listeners out there that are not familiar with Arizona, explain to them geographically and a little bit

about Nogales, Arizona and where it is in relation to the Mexican border and what have you?

We are exactly right on the border.

I mean we are about 60 miles south of Tucson and it's one of the bigger ports of entry and mainly this is like a produce type of town that you know the they use this as as a gateway for a lot of the produce that comes up from Mexico and that's a large portion of the business here.

So we're right on the border, you know, as a matter of fact, a lot of times when I'm glassy, I can see the border from where I'm at, and it's a pretty decent area, you know, I mean, obviously people, you know, if you're not from a small town, it's, you know, that's what it basically is, it's a small town.

So, so, Miguel, obviously there's been lots of shows and lots of stuff in the news with illegal immigration and lots of drug trafficking and stuff going through,

you know, obviously through that area for many, many years.

As someone, did you grow up in Nogales?

Yes.

Yes.

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