We are so grateful. We are approaching our 400th episode.

That's right. And in celebration, we're going to do the 400th episode GameKeeper giveaway.

Bobby, there's going to be over 100 winners this time.

Yeah, Drake, Heavy Shot, Nut Grub, Peanut Patch, Spartan Camera, Duke Traps, Moultry, and last but not least, the grand prize from Rite. Yeah, there's also going to be a prize where we get to go turkey hunting on somebody's property. I don't think anybody's going to sign up for that. What's a prize? I'm just saying you. But speaking to sign it up, go to the Mauccio Gamekeeper website, Cliffcomcom GK giveaway. There's multiple ways to enter.

Get your name in now.

Again, there's going to be over 100 winners from some of our greatest partners out there.

It's been a fun run, and thanks for listening.

There you can.

We'll keep doing it for at least 400 more.

Well said, Doug.

I have Jeff Foxworthy, and welcome to Gamekeeper Podcast.

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Join the Gamekeeper crew direct from Mosey Oakland Enhancement Studio as they discuss the latest wildlife and habitat management practices, news, and of course, hunting. There's no telling what you'll learn, but I'm going to tell you, I bet it's interesting. Enjoy it. We're live in three, two, one. Okay, here we are, West Point, Mississippi. It's getting cold. Yeah. The rut is approaching out here. Yeah, we've got a big cold front coming here pretty soon, too. So it's the time of year to be in the woods around West Point, for sure. You know, Christmas is a great time. We can duck hunt, the deer bucks are chasing. Yep. It's a lot of fun. You know, the rut has occurred in a lot of places already. Up in the Midwest, parts of Georgia.

Yeah.

It's happened.

We may be a little late on this topic, but it's very relevant for where we are and for

mother later ruts.

Yep.

No doubt about it.

And I'm hoping, Richie, I'm hoping you can learn something here that you might could take forth. I like, I like, you jump on me on this, Bobb. You're going to learn him something? We are. You know, he's using that onyx deer prediction. Are you using the deer predictor? I am. I am. I am using it. I'm going to tell you what. The features at Onyx just keep getting better. You mean there's a predictor on there?

No, The deer predictor? I am. I am. I am using it. I'm going to tell you what. It features at Onyx just keep getting better. You mean there's a predictor on there? A movement predictor, yeah. Have you used the LIDAR yet? I have not. Yes. You have? I mean, you can find like the dam to a tiny cattle pond the size of this room on it. Wow. Yeah. I mean, stuff shows up. What about Indian mounds? Now, Bobby, you're getting in the little bit of a gray area. Well, I just wondered if they showed up. Why would you want to know where an Indian mound was? If I hadn't went on a place, I'd want to know. Okay. They probably would. They've probably been raped and pillaged already anyway. Well, look, let me go ahead and get our guest introduced, and then we'll do blood on the biology. But we've got a man from over in Alabama. If I'm saying this right, Winfield, Alabama, we've got Mr. Lance Atkinson. Yes, me. Welcome to West Point. Thank you for having me. Yes, sir. He was introduced to us by Matt Brock, and we won't hold that against him. No. No. No. The famous Matt Brock. I'm told that Lance knows a lot about deer vocalizations, and so big part of his hunting technique. And he's killed a bunch of big deer. There you go. Well, he must know what he's doing. Richie, you better pay attention. So we want to learn. I'm not on X. Well, you're the only person that we've talked to this night. But we've got a bunch of questions for you. But let's, what about blood on the biologics? You got anything Dudley? Yes. As a matter of fact, I do.

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