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The times are you ever changing we gotta go. presented by onyx all right so this final section guys we're called limit

and make the most use of limited time. So we've touched on a lot of

this, honestly, already. But to bring this all together as we start talking about really using

time in the field, plenty of places we could go. One of them, to start with a listener question,

basically had to do with timing. And specifically for you guys, as you're bugling how does that change how do you

account for thermals right so do you you know structure your day basically based on thermal

patterns and calling locations or is it not quite that intentional uh i i think a lot of it depends on

we've had certain places right like we've mentioned on a lot of our videos these Colorado winds remember where it's just like you were there it was just it would be going perfect and then it would the wind would change so much and a lot of that has to do with topography I think and like if you mountain range, right, and you're on the side of it,

obviously, and you're skirting it or however you're hunting, it's going to have dips and valleys.

And if it's not like a distinct ridge to where it's just like the thermals, as the sun comes

up, pulls the thermals up or down, you might deal with some variance of wind.

And, but when we get up, honestly, in the morning, Cody mentioned this earlier.

We've honestly killed, I don't know how many, but very, very few bulls like right off the bat in the morning when it's quote-unquote prime time.

So we do a thing that you've probably heard on our videos a number of times called slow playing a lot of times where we're going to try to get on him and we're going to try to call them and do what we can in the morning.

But a lot of times it's going to be that following him, following him.

And Speck, you mentioned this earlier, how we just, we just is not, he's going somewhere. He's not necessarily going away from us, which we just is not he's going somewhere he's not necessarily going

away from us which he is but he's going somewhere and if we can keep him vocal enough to get him in

the right place and so from that 11 o'clock till 3 o'clock they're going to go bed down somewhere

and that's usually the lead cow that's taking them someplace and using the thermals all the way so we're going to go bed down somewhere. And that's usually the lead cow that's taking them someplace and using

the thermals all the way. So we're going to be chasing them. And that's where we come into the

category of kind of a slow play. And that has to do everything with thermals, usually. They get in

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