it doesn't appear that it was a butt weapon if somebody took a butt look.

So basically what it is, a kill shot, it's a kill shot, basically.

Exactly.

If you can work on learning to judge 20 yards and 30 yards, get good at that.

But just note that that time that you're spending fixing those,

or adjusting a new setup or fixings, I was taking time away from you becoming a better archer.

I tend to get a bow and then shoot it for six years and then go get another one.

And it's like my old friend, man, it's like my buddy.

I practically give him names.

And at the moment of truth, you need to be very proficient with your setup.

I mean, what do they say?

10,000 hours to become an expert at something?

Hey, I did train hunt or I did this tournament.

I was there.

I've been there.

I've been under pressure and I did it then I can do it now.

And I think that has a huge impact in your ability to hold your mud.

What's the most memorable hunt you've been on and why?

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