I have Jeff Foxworthy and welcome to Gamekeeper Podcast.

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We're live in three, two, one.

All right, everybody.

Here we are, West Point, Mississippi.

We are going to hear the stories of two recent Elkhonts, Dudley.

You've been to this place in New Mexico, this

slice of heaven out there that's producing some giant bulls. It does indeed. And Mac and

Rusty went out there and they got it done. Yeah. You got it done last year. But we're not,

it's not about you though. It's not about me. I'm just here to hear the stories. Yeah. And I hadn't heard them yet. I was a little jealous when I heard they were going. I was very jealous. But, you know, I got my time last year. So I think everybody in the room has got to go out there but me. Well, Bob, maybe we need to do something about that i don't think we've

been putting you in though so rusting may be the key to all this luck of the draw bc look of the

draw well i've never been lucky on drawl so it took me like six or seven years it's oh evidently

it's a pretty hard one to get in it yeah i mean riker could probably speak a little bit more on percentages, but I know archery is very hard to draw, but all of us here at Mosse Oak over the years that we've been going to grams, 10 years or better, I think someone's drawn every year. Yeah. It's pretty remarkable.

Yeah.

Talking to Joseph about it, you know, he's like, I can't believe you guys draw every year.

Well, let me get everybody introduced, set the table, so our listeners can kind of understand what's going on.

We got Mitchell Carr over here on the board.

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