Cameron Hanes

So we should be all the way downwind, but that means we're going to have to shoot before the sun gets too low to where it's not blinding you.

To get to the side, then you have to figure out what's the path to get there to where we're not making noise for the animal to hear.

Well, it's straight to the – I don't know if you remember that tree.

I said head straight to that tree.

And from that tree, then I was thinking you should have a lane because there was brush all around.

But it looked to me like from that tree, you would have a lane to shoot at 28 yards.

But you're still factoring all these, the wind, the sun, everything else.

What's the animal going to do?

It's just so fascinating to think about.

But I know some people hunt.

And I don't think they think about it in those details.

You know what I mean?

They're just kind of like, oh, there's an animal.

What do I do?

But like, that's, that's not how, that's not how you master the moment.

You master the moment by, and I said this a lot of times too, on many of these hunts, I was telling Jelly Roll this, I was like, everything matters.

Everything.

The little thing matters.

The big things obviously matter.

But everything matters.