Welcome to the J. Scott Outdoors Podcast. Today we have a good friend of the podcast, Chris Rowe of

row hunting resources on the line. Chris, how you doing? Doing all right, my friend. How are you?

Good. Where have we found you today?

Oh, this is on the far east side of Kansas.

I'm in Lawrence, getting ready to do, I've got an Oak seminar that I'm going to be doing with the Elk Foundation here tonight at Overton's, John Overton,

Overton, our Archery Center here in Lawrence, Kansas, and then do a little bit more work, and then I'll be heading home. But yeah, far east side of Kansas this time.

Nice. Well, I'm sure those guys will get a lot of value out of that seminar.

We got a lot to talk about the last I think we talked was kind of maybe after the youth

season and then maybe rolling into the general season of Turkey there in Kansas.

I was headed Gould's Turkey hunting.

We talked about the white-faced strutter.

We talked about some of that stuff. We might as well start at the top and how was your

turkey season this year in Kansas now that it's all over with.

It ended up really, really good. I was kind of worried I think when we talked originally,

if I remember right, you know, it was still dry. We were just brutally

dry and out here winter wheat is king. So if you've got good winter wheat, you've got the

birds. If you don't, well, then you got to kind of wait for things to really kind of start to green up and

then it's kind of hit or miss and where those birds are going to go. Well we

luckily we got hit with a couple of rainstorms. It didn't drop a lot of rain but it it dumped enough that it

really kicked our winter wheat in gear and man we had birds pile in so yeah we were able to let I let all of our hunters upgrade to

two birds if they wanted to and everybody we sat at right about a 99% success rate that the only guy that did not get his bird

we focused on getting his son his bird first and then went out and hunted it and we purposely went after two of the

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