Welcome to Fistful of Dirt, the official podcast of Mossy Oak Properties.

Whether you own a small farm, lease land, or just love hanging in your backyard.

We're all about the outdoor lifestyle and how to get the most from your time in God's great outdoors.

Now here's your host, Ronnie Cus Strickland. This is my live from the Camo Cade. Is my my live? You got your Christmas shopping done? Oh, like, I'm at 90%. Have you got my Christmas shopping done for Yaya? Yeah, yeah, that's what I meant. I'm like, I've got just a couple more little elf errands I have to run.

But, yeah, we're getting it knocked out.

All you guys out there were daughters. I know you're grinning going, man, what a cool thing to have daughters to help you with your Christmas shopping. Oh, goodness. We had another podcast lined up, but I'm going to jump into this one because I made a post, I don't know, a week or two weeks ago, something like that where I put up Pammy's full point. Yeah. Talking about this. And I'm going to read. Hanging over my shoulder right now. Yes, right there I'm looking at it. She's in the Camo Cave. And I don't know what spurred that, but I want to talk about trophies for a minute. First off,

you don't have to be one or the other. You don't have to be a, I'm going to shoot any legal

deer and that's what I like to do. You don't have to be the guys like, hey, I'm just going to wait

and find this giant deer and I'm going to dedicate my life to it and all that.

And you can be both.

Right.

When I started reading the comments, I was like, I need to explain something.

First off, I get it.

I can see the forest for the trees and all that.

It doesn't mean I ain't looking for a big deer to hunt right everybody does

that there's nothing wrong with that my whole point of the post was and i didn't say it right

you can do both let me read the post for y'all that missed it i put a picture up of a mounted deer

that's in my office. Only deer up here

this mounted. And it's a full point. And here's what I said. This is the only deer in my office.

It's there so I can see it almost every day. It was my bride's first deer and it took several

seasons for her to finally pull the trigger. She had multiple

chances, but she had to find her own path to take. It's not a big rack or a huge old mature

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