As a guide and hunter, I've spent thousands of days in the field. This show is about translating

my hard-won experiences into tips and tactics that will get you closer to your ultimate

goal, success in the field. I'm Remi Warren. This is Cutting the Distance.

Welcome back everybody to the Cutting the Distance podcast. This is our first full podcast

of 2021. The last one just eaked in there last day of 2020. So this is our first 2021

podcast and I figured what a better way to start it off than to head to the mail sack and

answer your questions. I figure I like to make this podcast as much about the things you

want to learn and to make everybody better. So I gather up all the questions. A lot of

them are very similar in nature. So I try to answer those ones first. Where I'm at today,

I'm in my little podcasting cabin and the weather is just halacious outside. It is windy,

raining sideways. So if you hear a light wind whistle or heavy driving rain, those are not

sound effects. Those are real. But I'm not actually sure that it'll translate through this

microphone or not. But if those come through, it's not your car isn't making sounds or they

weren't added in. Or maybe we should just add in some storm sound effects and you can get the

whole mail sack room cabin podcast divide. But anyways, we're going to start off here. The

first podcast question comes from Cody. He says, Hey man, hoping you could cover locating,

developing, planning for water, etc. on cutting the distance. For instance, anyways, you've

used to find water sources in Nevada, Arizona where every drainage doesn't have a creek.

And some water holes are frequented by cattle. Plenty of hunters are hitting late season R

trainer, is on right now. Of course, it's winter. And there's some precipitation to help.

I'm heading down in January to have to somewhere he's never been before using onex,

Google Earth, etc. Looks pretty sparse when it comes to water. So he's trying to plan on not

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