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know being comfortable with it and you know talking with them or picking up on little cues as well when you're talking with the farmer of you know don't just jump right into hey can i hunt your field or you know you know our our big pitch was you know hey we're you know students at UW Stevens Point.

And, you know, we're really wondering if, you know, you were open to allowing anybody hunt, you know, on our weekends when we're, when we don't have classes and it worked out, you know, I'd say we were probably about a, 60 40 on permission up there um that's good yeah it was it was pretty good up there and marshfield had a huge population obviously with the mead not far from there so there was a huge population of birds so that were kind of all scattered over so you're not just competing for one feed here one feed there um it was it was a lot of fun that's really kind of when it Took off for me, um, for about four or five years up there.

And then I kind of got out of it for a little while.

And then when I moved back to Kenosha area, uh, I was doing a little bit more of it on my own.

And I had a lot of guys that wanted to go and, you know, they, they knew I could call in geese and, but it was one of those I had to have all, I was the one with all the decoys or whatever.

And I was the only person calling.

What are you paying attention to? What are you documenting? Do you have a logbook or a spreadsheet, or how do you do that? Yeah, I mean, it's kind of like a journal.