Welcome to the Jay Scott Outdoors podcast. Today we've got my friend Brian Rimsa on the phone and we're going to talk

Havilina hunting Brian how you doing?

I'm doing good Jay how are you?

Good before we get started and start talking hunting, I do recollect that a few days ago, it seems as though the Sun Devils actually put a stomping on the

Wildcats I just wanted to get your reaction to that I don't I don't recall that. I can't know about.

I noticed for like three days I didn't hear from you and I was pretty now I know why because the Sun Devils and Bobby Hurley and the crew put a whip it on you boys.

Yeah, they had a good game, there's no doubt.

Are you like kind of reacting to that like you know every blind squirrel finds a nut every now and

it? You know it does happen that way but I mean they beat us that is what it is I can't how much I can say about that.

I had I just had to start the podcast with that Brian obviously I've had you on the podcast quite a bit and usually

when I have you on the podcast we're breaking down sheet numbers or talking about the big

giant deer that you shot on the strip last year.

But this topic, I want to talk about Havilina, obviously we're coming up on

and there's already been some Havilina seasons as well and I believe the general firearm season is coming up.

You can probably tell us when that is.

But I get a lot of people asking questions about havelina and wanting me to do a podcast on Havilina.

You're someone that I know that hunts, you know, basically every animal out there from

doll sheep to coos deer to mule deer to elk to sheep but you also routinely love to hunt

havelina so I thought you would be a perfect guy to talk a little strategy talk a

little you know steak dots is what I like to call them.

Stink dot strategy and tactics and tips and so be a fun episode.

Yeah, have ailina hunting fun.

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