Steven Rinella

100 guys apply for that unit.

So there's no individual that routinely hunts the spot.

Gotcha.

so it's kind of new for everyone every time okay if i do that i'm applying for a unit like for instance i mentioned going to a fog neck i had applied a bunch of years eventually drew a fog neck but because of my my social circle and professional connections i wind up with a buddy of mine who's like oh yeah me and my friends have hunted it twice we landed at this lake you want to hike you know we found them over here if you can't find them there go look here

And it's just a perk that I can't act like isn't a big factor.

So a lot of the time that someone might normally spend needing to work from the ground up, which is what I would do when I was younger, a lot of times now I'm able to ask a lot of questions.

Another thing is there's other spots, particularly like public land spots that I like to go to.

It winds up being that there's spots, I tend to go to spots I know really well.

And I understand seasonally what they're like.

I understand the impacts of pressure on those spots.

And those are the spots I go to often.

And one of the reasons I like them in return is I kind of understand the rhythms of the area.

Oh, God.

Do you know what I mean?

Like late November, it's going to look like this.

They'll have been there.

Things that were there are probably over here now.

because of pressure, weather.

When I say pressure, I don't mean barometric pressure, but hunting pressure, weather, whatever.

And so you just kind of get trained up.