yeah tell me the story man i want to hear it

so similar to what i was saying how i'm like i'm gonna go out on the opener still get some cameras in that's what i did last year and was putting cameras in and then, uh, second, the second Saturday came around and we got like this pretty, pretty good cold front, like north wind.

And then I decided to, uh, it was a newer area that I was hunting.

And, uh, my plan going into the season was to kind of hang some cameras, like somewhat close to the road, like at least a portion of them so that I could just like check them quick and see the quality of the deer that are in the area and then kind of work off of that.

Yeah.

That second weekend of the season, I'm telling myself, I always get in a position where I'm like, I'm climbing up a tree and I have no business climbing up a tree.

I'm just so excited.

What are you doing to keep those memories like kind of alive, you know? So, um,

So knowing from where you're at in the mountains of Pennsylvania – Would you feel more, and this is a blood pressure one, public land or private land buck that you shoot, which would you feel more ecstatic about?

Personally, for me, I mean, it's public, no doubt.

I grew up hunting a lot of private, and that's awesome.

Like, great hunting.

I still get fired up.

I just feel a little bit better because it took – it took more work going into that effort to risk that animal, like scouting, all the stuff that goes into it, where like my mom, she had several very good properties with good deer hunting.

And I just climb up a stand and, you know, normally have some sort of action, see more deer, whatever it may be.

I didn't want to say