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It's all about big game, whether you archery elk hunt, which is where this is mostly going.

Deer hunt, anything out in the West, we pretty much do it here.

I mean, the cool thing about this format is XO reached out to their audience and they got a bunch of questions on l conning

types of like are we doing this right you know what does this look like and all that so we're

going to dive into some of those do a Q&A with the XO listeners all right guys so yeah mark

from the Hunt's Buck Country podcast here and you, we get a lot of questions through the show that have a lot of common themes. And so what we've taken is a bunch of listener questions that kind of correlate and we've put them together in some different segments and themes that we're going to talk about today. This first one we want to dive into is essentially for guys who are newer to El Cunning,

maybe getting after it for a few years, how do they know if they're doing it, right?

So you can go on an El Cunt, maybe have some encounters one year, struggle the next year,

struggle to close the distance.

And so the journey of learning and growing and becoming an El Cunter, when you're not

filling tags in those first few years, you know, it's easy to get down on yourself, kind of

question what you're doing, question your tactics, or understand. I'm even doing this, right?

And so that was a theme that came up over and over again. So if we kick this off with just that

question, as you're growing as an Elkhineer, Cody,

let's start with you in those first handful of years.

Like, is you're learning but not filling tags yet?

How do you know if you're even on the right track?

I think that's probably like one of the harder questions to answer, honestly.

Like, if you look at the grand scheme of things because sometimes i wonder even ourselves

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