the highest percentage of betting we would ever get, like if we looked at any given time,

what percentage of the bucks are bedded, the highest we would ever get is 50%.

At any given time, if you just look across the whole range, are you betted or not,

and you calculate that percentage, you never will get above 50%.

Doesn't matter if it's noon, midnight, whatever.

I think you can be more strategic about going in with your afternoon

because there is less likelihood you're going to bump a deer

if you go set up at 1 p.m.

versus going in in the middle of the morning movement bout

is when you're going in the morning. Welcome back everybody to another episode of the Southern Outdoors of a podcast.

We are back in beautiful Starkville, Mississippi talking to one of our favorite people to have on the podcast, Mr. Bronson-Strickland. Dr. Bronson-Strickland. How are you? I'm doing wonderful. Good to see you guys. Yeah, I'm glad to be here. The second time back in this room, got a little more decor now. I think you maybe had just moved into this office before. And last time we had you on, we talked a lot about GPS studies. And you had some stuff

brewing when it came to moon phase and weather patterns as it relates to GPS that we were

going to get into. And that's what we're going to get into today. I'm super excited about it. Jacob,

how are you? I'm doing well. I'm very excited to be here. Bronson, to kick us off, I want to talk a little bit about the weather aspect of it, but before we do,

can you explain the details of the study, how many bucks were called during the study, the time frame,

and originally what you're looking for, but how you're kind of teasing out a lot more of this data as time goes on. Yeah, absolutely. So first and foremost, credit to our state

wildlife agency, MDWF&P. This was a project that they were behind. And essentially, the very

simple question was something all hunters wonder is, where did the bucks go? And so they were just

getting a lot of feedback, of course, you know,

from the hunting community over the year. So we decided, let's call her a bunch of bucks,

and let's just see, number one, what happens during deer season, and number two, what happens

if we have variable pressure? So we had, you know, low pressure, hunting pressure, high

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