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discoveries, revelations, and near misses narrated by me Stephen Ronella Welcome back to cutting the distance. We are about a month and a half away from September, which means archery el cutting, the rut.

What some of us that love to hunt we live all year for, and today I'm going to jump into a few listener questions, but I really wanted to go over some real life situations that I've been in

Some call-ins what has worked how we've adapted and how we've made it

You know happen so I think I've got five or six different we've adapted and how we've made it happen.

So I think I've got five or six different scenarios

that I laid out and things that kind of stick out

in my mind that really kind of helped make those situations work. And as I went through and built this list I was kind of surprised that

there's not a lot of repetition so what it really kind of leads to is you need to be an elk hunter that can adapt.

You need to be an elk hunter that has a lot of tools in the tool bag.

You know, I always kind of use the analogy of a guy that builds your house.

He's got, you know, 20 different saws. He's got a circular saw a radio alarm saw

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