Yeah.

And, uh, so he's a really, really cool deer.

Uh, been getting a bunch of pictures of him.

I'm going to try to try to go after him, him and that one, this flirting real trees liner, the two I'm going to try to try to hone in on this year.

You know, typically around us, you got about the first two weeks to, you know, try to get a good one.

uh killed and after that they start figuring out hunting seasons in and all that kind of stuff and they'll start pushing nocturnal so yeah a couple weeks a season are crucial as far as getting one on the ground bad thing about the early season around us is with the humidity and the heat and all you catch a lot of thermals that push wind like the wind will be blowing one direction but if that wind ever dies down it's like those thermals back feed almost And finally, you'll catch some wind drifting in the total opposite direction.

And so that kind of makes it tough.

I mean, have you noticed stuff like that? There's no

And he's probably only six and a half.

Yeah, typically around six, well, not really six, but about the seven mark.

Yeah.

We'll start seeing them go downhill a little bit.

I've got a couple that are downhill this year.

Yeah.

That I hunted last year.

And if there's any changes that you've made compared to last year.