Welcome to the Gritty Podcast. I am your host, Brian Call, and I am joined by my brother Brent Call,

aka the Gritty Broman. Hi guys. Today, we're just going to do a little Q&A.

Quick Q&A, hang out, answer some questions. Well, before we do that, I want to tell people,

thank you. Thank you for all the kind comments. Thank you for leaving reviews on iTunes. We've had

our influx of reviews that are awesome. We had so many people come up to us at the Hunxbo and at the

movie night and just express their appreciation and I can't say direction on all fronts.

Enough on every platform and it's been really cool. I don't know how people keep doing it because

we might not be able to get to all of them, but we read them all. I definitely have struggled.

I've read them all, but I've fallen behind with responding. I just can't respond to them all.

So hopefully as we select these questions and we read them, they answer some of your questions.

And we try to batch them up. So if people have multiple questions, you might have sent an email

in about this question already and we just picked that one for time's sake. Okay, first question.

By Chris Mayer, Maya, actually, I think it's Maya, like Fred Myers for you, Northwesterners. Subject,

POW Bear Hunt. Hi, Brian. First off, thank you for everything you do for hunting in the

conservation of wildlife. I drew a spring black bear tag on POW. Oh, it makes me so mad.

We did not draw. We did not draw. I put in three times. I have not drawn it. This is the first time

in like four attempts that I did not draw the Prince of Wells Bear tag. I have been quite lucky.

This year I did not draw and neither did Brent because we put in as a party. Whatever. Let's keep going.

Prince never drawn. Actually, I thought. Anyways, Chris says I'll be headed to the Eagle Lodge early May.

I'm wondering if you have any good archer tactics in mind that you would go back to if you did

this hunt again. We would like to be doing this hunt again. I would most likely be going by myself.

I used to live in catch cans, so I am familiar with most aspects of this hunt, the weather,

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