Hey folks, this is Brent Rees with Meadeater's new podcast, This Country Live.

You ever wondered how to pick out a good dog, bowl up a mess of crawfish or catch cat fish

on a trot line?

Well, on this country life, I'm inviting you into my home, where in each episode I'll

be telling you the story of a good hunt, close call, a hard time, a good time, whatever.

And then we'll talk on some good country skills I think you ought to know.

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Welcome back to another episode of Cutting the Dissence.

On this episode, I'm going to go over a quick recap of my recent Western Washing and Rose

Valtmuzzle Elder Hunt.

I'm going to talk a little bit about hook rot and just a general decline we're seeing

in this area in our Elkards, what we think the cause may be, and then what we can do

moving forward.

But first, like all Cutting the Dissence episodes, we're going to take a few listener questions.

If you have any questions for me or my guests, feel free to email them to us at ctd at

fulpsgamecaus.com, send us a social message, and we'll do our best to get them on here.

So our first question comes from Austin Smith.

He wants to know what a strategy for late November archery bull hunt would be.

The elk are going to be quiet.

The landscape severely limits glassing, it's snowing, water's readily available, he thinks

for him, but he says so Austin, if I was, you know, I was back at when my early start

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