Graham.

Yes.

I need your help, bud.

Go for it.

Like bad bad.

We had a really bad year.

Oh.

You know, it wasn't good.

And you've been doing this longer than me just because you're older than me and better at it than me.

So my question for you is in the Midwest, North Dakota, South Dakota, Wisconsin, Minnesota, we all technically had like a rough year. I'd say most people,

unless I'm just bad. What is your advice for warm weather? Nothing really going on in your area.

Like how are you able to kill birds? Because I am genuinely curious. It's not even for the podcast.

It's for me. Well, you have to remember, you know, because I said it earlier, like, we do this every

day because we have to, right?

And when you have to go out there and hunt every single day, you are going to get, you know,

on occasion, sometimes you'll just get lucky.

But in a year like this, where, like, were you, for example, where you're not getting paid to do it

and you're getting out and trying to get out at any, you know, sliver of time that you might have,

you know, you might have an afternoon here and a morning there and, you know, a weekend here, that type of thing. So if the weather isn't right on those particular

times and the birds are doing their stupid, stupid, warm weather shit, then you're going to sit

there and you're not going to see anything. Well, when you're in the field every single day

and you have to hunt every single day,

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