All right. Hey, guys, welcome back to another 10-minute Tuesday. And this week, special guest,

Austin Sheelander, joining us for 10-minute Tuesday. So, Austin, we're going to go through a couple

things that I think would be pretty applicable to a lot of the hunting that you do. And you can

share your insight with us as well. Yeah. Yeah. Don't interrupt me. So, okay, here's a, here's a great question for you. So you're hunting a field. You set up,

you feel like you know exactly what you want to do with it. You've scouted the field. There's

birds in it, whatever it is. You go out, you set up a great spread. You start hunting the field.

Whatever it is, for whatever reason, the wind switches, the weather changes,

something changes, and the birds are landing in the opposite end of the field.

Right.

You're already in that field.

You're set up.

Like, what is your advice about what to do in that situation?

Are you fucked?

Do you just hang it up?

Do you move?

Like, what do you do?

First thing I would try is busting out a couple more flags.

See who's got their goose calls with.

Have them to start calling.

And if those don't work, then depending on how many birds are coming in the field,

you just pick up your spread and you're going to have to move.

Because for some reason, they don't want you where you're at. So you would be

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