So then I hear him behind me, y'all, take your shirt off.

And I was like, I know he's not talking to her.

So, or maybe he was, I don't know.

So I was like, it's gonna happen, I need this cooler.

Leapin' all said we woke up and we were like, it's collapsing on us.

It would start snowing like at three o'clock in the morning, and it snowed so much that

it was collapsing down on us.

So we're pushing snow off of us, and we get up in the morning and there's elk everywhere.

And we literally just kind of got out and they're just all around us.

Three-year-old bucks are the ones that give Mule Deer a bad reputation.

They don't go nocturnal, they're always out, you can hike, and some of them are pretty nice.

You know?

They're pretty easy to kill.

Yeah, they're pretty easy to kill.

And you know what, if any of you are out there going, you have a hundred white tail on

public land, you don't know how hard it is.

You know what, you're right.

I don't, but I would put any five-year-old Mule Deer in a unit that gives more than just

a few licenses against any buck and any deer herd out there.

On this episode of Gritty Bowman, we're back with Cory Miller at TripleX Archery Shop,

and he tells us about some of the cool new products he picked up at this year's ATA show

in Kentucky.

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