Cole LagasseGuestMitch MosherGuestYeah.
That's one thing I like about just flipping through the videos.
When I'm editing a lot, because I'm at my desk right now, I've got a TV directly to my right.
When I'm editing, I'll turn on past THP videos or whatever as I'm going through.
That helps my creative brain as I'm going through and making a video because I'll turn on one of Greg's videos and be looking at it and be like, okay, I need to...
I like what he did there.
I'm going to try to emulate something he did, or I'll put on somebody totally different.
Like, you know, Dave Owens or K tricky or whoever I'm watching on YouTube at the time, I'll put on one of their videos and watch it and be like, okay, how are they making that appear on here? And then it just kind of helps me move through the editor and, and not get stuck in the way that I like to do things.
Cause I get, you know, it gets quick and easy or whatever keeps it
I
i guess uh besides the editing and filming talk about the kind of cool things you learn hunting all around the country yeah just go into it one that was probably the most diverse as far as tactics go is that public land challenge really got to see all sorts of different perspectives on how to get on deer yeah it's another one like everyone was hunting different and everyone had a shot at a buck I thought that was cool.
It's like, you can, like, I was with Josh Hilderton from the untamed and that guy was willing to hunt the way he wanted to at the detriment of maybe like having the best, I don't know how to explain it.
And everyone else was like, you know, getting in trees, having these encounters with deer.
And he would rather have an encounter the way he wanted to have it compared to doing it the way people think you have to do it.
And then you have Infault, who sat in one tree for five days with Cole and, you know, got a big one.
yeah that was totally two complete opposite sides of the spectrum in the same exact place and getting the same result other than josh missed that i mean stuff like that's really cool you got all sorts of different perspectives you go with zach who's can't sit still and then jake is a whole different vibe when you're with that guy i don't even know what that guy can't even explain what he's looking for but he knows what he's
Yeah.
That's one thing I like about just flipping through the videos.
When I'm editing a lot, because I'm at my desk right now, I've got a TV directly to my right.
When I'm editing, I'll turn on past THP videos or whatever as I'm going through.
That helps my creative brain as I'm going through and making a video because I'll turn on one of Greg's videos and be looking at it and be like, okay, I need to...
I like what he did there.
I'm going to try to emulate something he did, or I'll put on somebody totally different.
Like, you know, Dave Owens or K tricky or whoever I'm watching on YouTube at the time, I'll put on one of their videos and watch it and be like, okay, how are they making that appear on here? And then it just kind of helps me move through the editor and, and not get stuck in the way that I like to do things.
Cause I get, you know, it gets quick and easy or whatever keeps it
I
i guess uh besides the editing and filming talk about the kind of cool things you learn hunting all around the country yeah just go into it one that was probably the most diverse as far as tactics go is that public land challenge really got to see all sorts of different perspectives on how to get on deer yeah it's another one like everyone was hunting different and everyone had a shot at a buck I thought that was cool.
It's like, you can, like, I was with Josh Hilderton from the untamed and that guy was willing to hunt the way he wanted to at the detriment of maybe like having the best, I don't know how to explain it.
And everyone else was like, you know, getting in trees, having these encounters with deer.
And he would rather have an encounter the way he wanted to have it compared to doing it the way people think you have to do it.
And then you have Infault, who sat in one tree for five days with Cole and, you know, got a big one.
yeah that was totally two complete opposite sides of the spectrum in the same exact place and getting the same result other than josh missed that i mean stuff like that's really cool you got all sorts of different perspectives you go with zach who's can't sit still and then jake is a whole different vibe when you're with that guy i don't even know what that guy can't even explain what he's looking for but he knows what he's
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