All right guys got a hot tip for you. One thing we've been doing this summer is scouting out some of these fresh clear cuts and also with the pine beetle outbreak we've had in the southeast, specifically in Alabama, looking for where these pine trees have died on some of our public landing. We're marking those areas to be able to hunt for next year once they grow back up a lot thicker with all the extra sunlight coming through the canopy. And how we're doing that is using the Onyx recent aerial imagery on the elite membership. This has been really big for, something we've

been messing around with, and it's been super helpful kind of finding a lot of these areas. So if

you aren't currently using Onyx, you can go use the code Southern with Onyx hunt and be able to save

20% on your membership. So go check out OnX guys. And remember, know where you stand with Onyx hunt and be able to save 20% on your membership. So go check out OnX guys. And remember, know where you stand with OnX.

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Vortex Optics just dropped what I think is pretty much the perfect scope for us down here in the deep south.

It is the Viper HD 2 to 10 by 42 rifle scope.

So what I like about this scope, it goes all the way down to a two magnification, which

would be perfect for, you know, we talk about watching roadbeds, power line rideaways, clear

cuts. So I really like having that low magnification. And, you know, just throughout the year,

one day I might find

myself hunting the edge of a pine thicket where I can only shoot 40 or 50 yards, where the next day

or that afternoon, I might be on a power line where I can see 300 yards. So super versatile

scope that I really like. It has excellent edge-to-edge clarity. And if you want to go grab a Viper

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