Tyler, how you doing today, man?

Hello, pretty good.

Good to have you on.

We're doing a Monday minute that we're recording on a Friday.

Steve's out of town and some topics and questions came up recently that I have some experience in, but you have more experience in.

So you're the perfect guy to get on here and chat.

Listeners, if you haven't heard from Tyler, he's been on the podcast multiple times.

Tyler Boschma, I don't even remember the last time you were on Tyler?

Like what even the episode was, I guess you're a sheep hunt, right?

I think so.

Yeah, man, we talked about the sheep hunt was the last one in the bear hunt before that.

Yeah.

So yeah, this past fall and past spring, you were on for sure.

So yeah, so basically one of the talk a little bit about our experience with the hammer bullets.

So back in episode 227, we had Steve from Hammer Bullets on the podcast.

And we talked about the design of Hammer Bullets and you know, what all goes into that.

And I had shared some of my experience loading them and then had talked about it since in terms of just load development.

And then got a chance to use my oak this fall.

And yes, so just want to talk about kind of more terminal performance on hunts.

And then Tyler, you have killed your sheep and some white tail on more critters that we'll get into at the hammers this fall.

So just to give context, I'll read just a note we got within this past week actually that said the recent unscripted episode with Emory was a nice change.

And I enjoyed it.

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