Yeah.

Uh, so, um, it's the one mature doe and it was early.

You know, we kinda knew there was ...

I mean, I was hunting with Joel where the buck was, you know, it could go anywhere, but I thought, "You know, if I was gonna shoot a doe, it'd be better to shoot a little bit earlier to kinda let the commotion die down." Um, she didn't really offer ...

It wasn't a bad shot, probably wasn't a, the greatest shot, but it was kinda, kinda now or never, last day, let her rip.

She was 44 yards and, you know, there's a lot of little s- you know, 51-year-old eyes, there's a lot of little twigs and branches that pop up in, in that 50, you know, 44 yards, and, uh, just sent it a little s- sideways and, um, I left a, a dead meat in a sapling in the Michigan hardwoods.

[laughs] So-

Tell me about that rooster.