turkey season is here and it's time to break out those calls every serious turkey hunter knows every bird is a little different and you never know what will get them going you may need a trusty old box call light purrs from a pot call or maybe some sweet yelps from diaphragms to seal the deal on that old gobbler but sometimes the hardest part isn't calling them in. It's finding them in the first place.

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Welcome back to another episode of cutting the distance.

As many of you know, I tend to overanalyze

and dive deep into random topics during the off season. Lately, I've been down that rabbit hole

on bullets, how bullets perform at different distances and velocities, what happens when they hit

or miss bone, their accuracy, consistency, how easy they are for me to reload, and of course

their ballistic coefficient, how well can I for me to reload. And of course, they're ballistic coefficient.

How well can I shoot them at longer ranges?

But instead of me just reading and researching on my own, I figure why not bring on an expert?

So today I brought on Maddie Woodward from Nosler onto the show and to kind of help me

break down purpose-built bullets and the key factors to consider when choosing the right one.

And I'm pretty excited to talk to a little bit about Nauzer's new line of suppressors.

So let's get into it.

Welcome to the show, Maddie.

Thank you for having me.

Yeah, yeah.

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