Welcome back to another 10 minute Tuesday. We got one camera angle going on in a falling

like, good gravy. And so, uh, yeah, one, one camera angle going on today because I didn't

have a chance to get the go pros. And if you guys are watching this or listening to this podcast,

make sure you check out our YouTube channel. You can, uh can watch it. Comment below. Let us know what we want

to do. But today we're talking about shot size. We did a video on this on the podcast or

video on this on the YouTube channel. And we're going to be talking more so for people that are

getting into hunting that are just like, what shot sizes do I buy? I don't understand,

you know, shot size and all these

numbers and what do I do? Um, steel lead tungsten, all that good stuff. So Cal, tell me what,

just general rules of like the rule of thumb. Obviously there's opinions. Yeah, yeah. Um, but yeah.

For like shot sizes, you're saying? Yep. For shot sizes. All right.

So like,

just in terms of a breakdown of what I use different shot sizes for or what

I would use different shot sizes for,

seven and a half to nine in my head is going to be for pigeons,

dove, quail, and trap.

Right?

So like that's,

that's what I would use it for.

I mean, I don't chew quail and I don't chew doves.

So personally, just pigeons and trap.

Yeah.

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