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Yeah. So do you have, like, all your bow hunting stuff preset, like the tree stand and locations?

Yeah, typically. I mean, I do what a lot of, you know, East Coast guys do. And of course,

across the country, a lot of people do. I mean, a lot of preseason scouting and whatnot and

trying to find locations that I think are not just productive, but challenging, too. I like that.

I like taking on areas that honestly probably receive more pressure than I would like.

But I think that's an extra challenge.

I mean,

that's the reason I bow on only is that I like that additional challenge.

So, you know,

I've gotten into some areas the past couple years that are,

that hold some really great deer,

but are very cagey deer, highly, highly aware and educated deer.

You know, that's fun to me, actually.

It really is.

So are you hunting small parcels or are you hunting public land?

I hunt both.

I do have access to private property and there's some good opportunities on those lands, but a lot of my hunting last season was done on public land in Maryland. I'm only about 20 miles or so, 1520 miles from the Maryland PA border.

There's some good tracks down here, a 3, 4, 20 miles from the Maryland-P.A. border. And, you know, there's some good, you know, good tracks down here.

Three, four thousand acre sections you can go hunt and the limits are pretty, yeah.

Is it a hilly terrain?

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