Steven Rinella

So then, um, I can't say it's more challenging cause it's like giving you an opportunity and a behavior set and wildlife that you're not going to see during firearm season.

Like deer know.

Let's just take something like whitetail deer, which they're all over here, they're all over everywhere.

People hunt whitetail deer in 40-some states.

They know.

Like when general firearm season opens, they know the day before firearm season opens.

Like unusual activity, whatever, and they go into lockdown mode.

Oftentimes, right, in high-pressure areas.

So their habits just change.

So if you're hunting them a week before that with a bow, I can't tell you that it's more challenging because you're hunting deer that are acting more like deer.

Right.

They're out and about.

But if you were just if you were a purist, you're a purist and you're like, even one gun opens.

I'm out with my bow and I got plenty of friends to do it.

Yeah.

Way more challenging.

I mean, the difference between I see a deer, you know, I catch a deer crossing something at 200 yards and it's just like he's mine.

For him, it's got to be 35, 40.

It's got to be that close?

Well, I mean, depends.