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The times are you changing we gotta go. Presented by Onyx All right. All right, guys, welcome back to the born-raised audio experience, brought to you by Onyx Hunt.

And today we have a special podcast, super special guest.

We come up here.

We need to do it more, honestly, because we only seem like we come up here once a year to get our bows built by Wayne Nand caught himself.

He owns the bow rack.

Probably the, I would say, probably one of the biggest archery shops in the country.

Oh, I don't know about that in the world you're right in the world in the world but anyway it's just so good to see you Wayne we did a calling seminar actually at

your house here just a couple weeks ago and so that was fun we've got to hang out a

little bit lately but uh i got

cody here and i also know with us too on this podcast so we wanted to talk about and jump

into mule deer in Oregon let's keep it clean wang let's keep it clean okay yeah but as far as uh

you know for you've proposed you propose some initiative stuff uh to the board

and and you've had some blowback talk to yeah yeah let me i'll give you some give me the run down yeah

i give you the history so back in 2010 mike morse and i you know um we kind of saw the writing on

the wall you know and on mule deer you know we're losing we're losing meal deer i mean we're below

management objective we we're below management

objective. We've been below management objective for a lot of years. And in 2010, we came up with

a proposal, really simple proposal. It's got a weapon rotation. And we called it the core

meal deer recovery plan because it went through the center of the state. It took in polina,

Silbies, and Bula at that time.

And what it was was simply, you know, the first year, like, it would cut down to a seven-day season.

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