Welcome everybody to another 10 minute Tuesday. I'm your host, Joey. We've got Cal and then we've also

got a special guest here today, Gavin. Now do I hope that Hunter cut the camera when I did that?

Yes. Did he do it? Yes. Oh my God. That's awesome. Nice job, Hunter. Guys, this is going to be a unique,

this is going to be a unique 10 minute Tuesday. We're going to talk about multiple topics very quickly,

and you're going to get a very quick insight into our friendship,

where you never finish a topic.

So, bingo.

So let's start it off.

Okay, so I had a tip for this week that I think we should just do

as part of this 10-minute Tuesday,

something I was reading about

and watched a video about recently. And that tip is when you're out hunting, just muddy the water a little

bit. So go walk around and whatever it is. That's why you see guys that when they're hunting timber,

not only are they shaking the water so they can get movement and

ripples on the water. A big benefit of that also is getting that muddied up water that's kind of

circulating because when birds are flying over, they can tell if there's mud in the water anywhere

or if there's like activity where it's muddied up or if it's just totally clear. So when birds are

feeding, especially in shallow water, you're going to see a lot of muddied up or if it's just totally clear. So when birds are feeding, especially in shallow

water, you're going to see a lot of muddied up water from above. And that's, you can definitely

look up videos so you can see it too. It's pretty obvious. And I think that birds definitely can

key in on that if they're flying over looking and checking something out a bunch times and nothing's

muddied up.

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