Well, dear, it's tough.

That's one of the tough.

Meal deer, I think, are one of the tusses just for getting opportunities on because if

you don't see them in transition and find out where they're bed, they don't really, unless

tell sun hits them, they don't really get up and move.

He's a predator, you know?

Yeah.

He knew exactly what to do to get it done and the elk was on the move, he analyzed situation,

went in and got it done.

He reacted and wasn't scared that if he messed it up.

I feel going back to what do newer, younger hunters mistakes.

What are their mistakes?

I think a lot of it is indecision.

Yeah, right.

Make a decision and stick with your first decision and usually when I go with that first

gut instinct, it's the right one.

Rate it, you know?

It's like what percentage of stock is that?

You know, is that a 10% chance of success?

How do you know how to do that?

Time in the field again, like what he was saying, it's time in the field.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey.

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