I have Jeff Foxworthy and welcome to Gamekeeper Podcast.

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All right, everybody. Welcome to West Point, Mississippi, and it has rained recently, guys. That

kind of changed everybody's attitude a little bit it's when you see rain on the horizon mac

it's so exciting when you know you've got seed in the ground or you're trying to get seed in the

ground oh yeah i mean and everybody around here is running around yeah planned you get everything

planted no i never get everything planted there's always more yeah there's always more to do, that's for sure.

Taxi, what about you? At least the bulk. Yeah, I'm like past the disaster stage at least, yeah. And we got good rains like a week apart. Timing was pretty good. For as dire as it looked about two weeks ago, we're in pretty good shape. Yeah, that's good to hear. There's been some, guys, there's been some blood on the biologic.

We've got, do you all know Travis Sumner? We all know. Oh, yeah. Yeah, absolutely. His 81-year-old dad killed a 200-pound 8-point in South Carolina. That's a giant deer in South Carolina. Sure is. It's a giant deer here. Yeah.

And you know there's a biologist over in Alabama that's a friend of ours that's been in here a time or two, Matt Brock.

He killed a really big deer with his bow a few days ago.

And it's cool to see he had a dough with it too.

He did.

Oh, really?

Yeah, he did.

Interesting.

Yeah.

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