Welcome to the J. Scott Outdoors Podcast. Today we have my friend from the U of A. I call him a friend. I very rarely call a wild cat a friend, but I consider Eric a on the podcast. How you doing buddy? I'm doing great. How about you, Jay?

Good. I say that with a big smile on my face and most people that know me know that I love to give

you a wild cat the hard time but I'm really fairly harmless with it. I would say the closer that the big game gets the more the more feisty I do get though.

Yeah I'll actually be end up I'll end up moving up to ASU Sun Devil Country here at the end of the year so it'll be interesting for me.

Oh my goodness that's like that's like throwing a sheep to the wolves, huh?

Yeah, maybe. I can do that that mess off though.

Are you coming up for a specific reason? Do you have a different schooling or job or what do you got going on?

Well, I graduate this December and then my girlfriend, she already has a solid career with Boeing

going right now over in Mesa, so I'll be moving up there because I'm a lot,'m criminal justice degree so I can pretty much find work anywhere

Yeah, so I'll have to I'll be forced to learn the units up there a little bit better

Yeah, for sure. Well, I think it will create a new challenge for you and give you some new country to look

old.

It's always fun to kind of stuff exciting news.

Yeah, the last time we talk, we've had you on the podcast several times and that's great conversations and I put it out

there to the Instagram followers.

You know I told him I was going to have you on the podcast.

We've got a handful of some great questions here. But before we get

into that, I kind of want to go over, like last year if I remember, right, the archery season, you shot another great buck with your bow.

And why don't start with that and then dive into some of the stuff with your summer to stir scouting and kind of what's been going on with you since you harvested that buck.

Okay.

So, for the lizards that maybe didn't hear the last episode, you've had real good success on those

archery hunts in, I December in January talk about the last couple

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