You just, you have so much opportunity with, with fresh ears out in the field, especially, you know, I know we talked before we recorded when I, we were kind of, talking about your trailer photo and you went out on a piece of property you haven't called and you said about almost a year and um it's nice when you let those properties sit because you can go back and do some damage so i guess now that i brought it up about the photo with all the coyotes lined up down that thing let's let these listeners know how it planned out from start to finish um and then if you want to dive into what sound you were playing you can do that too

okay well uh i had planned to go hunting that night but i wasn't gonna hit that many uh areas because i've got a group actually coming tomorrow from wisconsin they're coming to hunt they buddies of mine that they've hunted with me a couple years now and uh So I was like, a guy had called me and he said, man, my lab got attacked by some coyotes.

They're bad behind my house.

Every time I pull up in the evening, they're out there running around.

I said, okay, well, I'll try to come out there as soon as I can, you know.

I called him on my way home because he was on the way home from work and I met up with him and he showed me the land he had and it was bad for the wind that night.

So I said, well, I got some property that's like 400 yards from y'all's fence line that I can hunt and it's a lot bigger field.

And

You are definitely quite a coyote hunter.

Yeah, I've been coyote hunting for roughly about seven, eight years.

I didn't do it beforehand.

Night hunting is what got me into it.

I coon hunted growing up.

That was my main thing, coon hunting nonstop from about the time I was 10 years old.

My mom and dad let me out in the woods.

That's