Welcome to the Speak the Language Podcast presented by ONX Hunt. Today is an exciting day for a lot of reasons, Brad, for one.

For one is Halloween.

Well, that's exciting. I was leaning more to how did it feel when you walked outside your door this morning and it wasn't 80 degrees?

Well, it was in the 40s and when I say Halloween is, of course, it's a fun time of year. I guess all of us remember the fun times around Halloween, but as we've got an odor, Halloween exactly means cold weather.

If you're in the Midwest, it means some pretty anticipated rut beginning, so to speak. For us down here, we're still a month away from any of that.

But it said November. November is just good, no matter what you do in the outdoor world.

I got buddies right now that are hunting in Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri, all that kind of stuff, and they're going nuts right now.

They've had, well, I talked to a buddy in North Dakota last week. He had a big cold front. I think it's just now getting to us being 40.

But they're already seeing bucks chasing and doing November things.

Had some pretty decent snowfall at West too. I know I saw Montana down through Wyoming, Colorado. I mean, it's pretty widespread snow.

I talked to my buddy Tyler Webster on Saturday, and when I talked to him on Saturday here, it was 87 degrees, and he was in fresh snow, and it was 22 degrees.

And that's the man me and you living in different worlds.

Is he in Montana?

He's in North Dakota. Yeah, he was bird hunting.

Well, we don't have to worry about snow, but we do have a frost for the next two mornings, corn to the forecast.

I think it's going to be 31 tonight and then 28, which is great for November. I mean, that's several weeks ahead of our normal frost time.

So I want to talk about starting out like what I drove up on when I got here this morning.

So I drove to five miles. It's the Primos camp where we're y'all are at now.

And when I pulled up here to record this podcast, there was tractors, there was trailers with bags of sea.

There was do all. I mean, y'all look like y'all are getting ready to go.

Oh, it looked like it. It isn't a commercial form operation, but I feel like the last several years doing stuff on my personal place with all the Primos stuff.

And then I have several other landowners I helped. I feel like I'm a commercial farmer, but I'm farming like 130 acres this year.

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