I mean, you know pretty quick, don't you?

Yeah, I mean, three minutes.

You know within the first First couple ducks, you know if it's going to work or not.

Going back to Wyoming with Freddie and Joe and I, we had really strong winds out of the north-northwest and we were having hunt in the evening so the sun and wind just never worked so every hunt we're fighting wind but you know sometimes it's just what you got to do and the good thing about it is especially all of us joe and john we've all done it and we've all hunted you know it's easy to adapt on the fly and to be able to you know hey i need to move here and kind of communicate with everybody that's what that's what makes it nice is all having guys that are like-minded and It makes it easy to make those changes, but they happen a lot.

I mean, you're trying to film a wild animal that's got wings, so it can be tough.

Let's just say a three-day dunk or goose hunt for DUTV.

I mean, on a three-day trip and we hunt all three days, you know, we'll be back anywhere from two to four terabytes worth of footage.

You know, that's two cameras running, you know, for 36 hours straight, essentially.