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Do you do most of your deer hunting in that area?

No, no.

Most of the deer hunting I do is, at least in Michigan, is an hour.

Okay. At least away from me.

The closest place I have is 45 minutes. Do you hunt all over the state?

Or do you have kind of some places that are within travel distance, your house that are like...

Most of them are pretty within an hour or so, but there are a few that we go to that are a little longer than that.

It depends on a lot of it has to do with crop rotation or how much snow we have in different places

or what kind of deer that we're seeing.

Some places are good every so, you know, every three, four years

that will produce a good buck that I'm looking to shoot. Sometimes we'll have, closer to home,

I'll have three or four of them, you know, that I've been looking after. The ones that I hunt

closer to home that I hunt more often, I can keep tabs on bucks from year to year. Right. And everybody's always like, oh, Michigan, you ain't, you're not seeing the same bucks all the time. I'm like, I see them year to year. You know, we have an opportunity to pass a four point or a six point you know i'll

see them the next year and you know a lot of times we'll see them you know what i have a different

criteria than a few of the guys that i hunt with do so as far as you're talking about antler side

where you guys i'm not an ant like it's hard to you guys have different goals as far as

what you're i have there even in the group of of my guys from bed to dead i have a couple of guys

that are new to bed hunting and really new like never done public land hunting whatsoever.

And they're just getting into it.

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