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We hit 100k subscribers!!! · The Bow Disciples Podcast

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  New podcast. Welcome.
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  Thank you. You're, you know, I mean, it's
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  like a new you today. New year, new me.
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  New year, new you. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  So, you know, it was an eventful night.
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  We were tracking some things. As you can see.
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  We were partying like it was 1999 in here.
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  I love it. Yeah.
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  I love it. I did say while we were building
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  it, you know, it's going to give like real prom vibes, which I
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  mean, you never went to prom, so it's kind of like you got prom
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  pictures only way cooler like yesterday.
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  Yeah, you know, I never went to prom or high school dances
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  because I always felt like it was it was like more cool and
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  avant-garde to not go. So I wouldn't go because it was
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  like, yo, I'm I'm too fly for to go.
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  And then like now, of course I wish I would have gone, but you
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  know, I would go to the after party though, bro.
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  Oh yeah, that's. What the cool kids?
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  Yeah. So anyway, yeah, I did see a
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  comment that was like, oh, this looks like.
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  AI thought. Out 16 and me and I go, hey, I'm
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  here for it. You know, I think the pictures
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  are fly. Yeah, I think they turned out
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  really good. Yeah.
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  You know, you could do a lot with some balloons and some
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  glitter. Yeah.
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  So. And a bottle of champagne. 2
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  bottles of champagne and. And and a fry lamp, I think.
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  Lots of balloons. Yeah, yeah.
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  The process to get it done was interesting because we had had
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  the plan for quite a while to do this photo shoot and then we
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  sort of ran out of time and it was like, well, we're going to
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  hit it today. So like we need to get it done
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  and went ahead, banged out the photos.
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  I think they went really well. And yeah, it was a lot of fun.
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  There's a hair in my eyeball. I feel it.
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  I think, oh, I almost got it. I feel it.
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  I just feel it dragging. I still haven't gotten it.
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  Oh. Oh, there it is.
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  You got it? Yeah, a few stores later.
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  That whole scenario was insane. Well, I needed to get it out of
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  my eye. I just let you have that moment.
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  Yeah, Abby is not happy with this setup today.
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  He would like to be. Maybe we move the the skull so
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  we can just at least sit on his bed.
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  The dog is so high maintenance. All right, folks.
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  So anyway, yeah, the process to get all the stuff was
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  interesting. Had to go to three stores and
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  eventually kind of got everything we wanted, knew we
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  wanted to do kind of a black and gold.
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  I had all black outfit, had a gold change.
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  I actually thought it looked pretty good in the photos.
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  I know you were apprehensive about the chain, but I think it
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  did work. And then we found the Snoop Dogg
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  champagne that was black and it was black and gold California.
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  Like it was kind of cool, you know, like everything about it.
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  And then the photos, you know, we had somewhere to go and, and
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  we're trying to get them done. And I think we came out with
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  like 10 really good photos. And.
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  Yeah. Went ahead and 500.
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  Yeah, and went ahead and picked 4 not.
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  The clear on the car. Yeah, went ahead and put 4 up
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  from the from initially. I'll probably I'll probably put
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  the other ones up at some point, but for now got a few up but.
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  It turned out good. It was good.
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  Yeah. You know, you're in the six
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  digits now. Yeah.
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  So that's cool. And the plaque will be arriving.
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  You know, I do wonder, like, they got a little counter that
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  just like pops up in YouTube headquarters, like, yeah, I
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  guess it just shows up at your house eventually, like.
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  Yeah, I don't know, crazy. I don't know which address is
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  going to or anything, but I imagine they probably e-mail you
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  or something. I don't know.
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  I don't know, I think it's cool that YouTube still does it
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  though, because things like that could really be like discount
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  over time and you know, they just stop doing it like it's an
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  extra cost for them, for the, you know, a company.
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  And so I think it's cool that that's something that they have
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  always contained regardless of like the clock changing or
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  whatever. Well, and and YouTube overall I
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  think is a a really creator friendly platform.
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  I mean they obviously like from a Adsense revenue, they or
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  standpoint they pay more than any of the others.
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  I know TikTok can do pretty well too, but pay the best.
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  Their support's pretty good, analytics are great, and then
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  you know, stuff like the plaque is awesome, so.
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  But it's a platform that seems like it hasn't changed a lot.
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  No over time, right? You know, other than maybe
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  getting rid of like showing the like dislike number or something
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  publicly, though you can still click it.
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  Other than that, you know, and maybe they created the community
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  page that didn't originally exist.
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  Yeah, it's always like small changes.
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  Like for example, for a while I was able to post stories on
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  YouTube. If you're like over 10,000
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  subscribers, you could do stories and they got rid of that
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  feature. They changed the name of the
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  community posts tab to now it's called the posts tab.
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  Obviously shorts are relatively new, which by the way, I think.
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  That was in a couple. Years, I think shorts are a very
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  good change for YouTube because obviously there's a big desire
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  for them like TikTok in reels, but I think YouTube's just such
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  a robust platform I think it's I've always said I think it's
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  more similar to Netflix than it is to like Instagram I think
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  it's. More yeah, for sure.
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  And you look at like Instagram and I don't dabble much in
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  TikTok to know but like so much of what they're doing can like
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  has changed oh like over and over again.
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  You know, whether it's like all of a sudden there's like you can
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  put an avatar on your picture and then then they're like
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  paying you revenue for whatever that one thing was like where
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  like you had to make like over 50 bucks and then they pay it
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  out to you and. Oh, bonuses.
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  The bonuses, yeah. And then that disappeared and
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  they stopped doing it. And then they created like
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  channels and then now there's Threads, which is its own thing.
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  And yeah, there's just a lot like the constantly changing
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  with things like Instagram, whereas YouTube is just kind of
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  like a tried and true. So I do appreciate that because
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  it's not like they're growing something new at you every year
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  to try and figure out or, or, you know, changes the algorithm
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  as far as like, oh, no, do like it'll even notify you on
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  Instagram. Like if you put a song over your
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  picture, it will get, you know, looked at more.
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  Yeah. And so it's just constantly
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  like, Oh well, what's going to work on?
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  It, yeah, it's kind of a moving target.
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  Yeah. Yeah, I totally agree with that.
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  Want to get to some of these ideas from the live?
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  Yeah, yeah, You have a live. I was, you know, lounging this
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  morning, so. Do you have anything else you
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  want to cover before getting to these?
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  No, no. OK.
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  Do you want to? Do you want to read the topics
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  or you want me to read the topics?
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  Let's see if I can decipher your handwriting.
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  Maybe I'll read a. Copy It took me 3 different pens
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  to write all those because I kept having pens.
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  Now let me go ahead and answer this one for you.
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  Will I do a Mohawk? No, but I think this question is
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  directed toward. You No, I'm not going to do a
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  Mohawk. I'm pretty committed to the
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  mullet, which is funny because the other day I was complaining
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  about how I'm already over my long hair.
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  But no, I'm going to continue with the mullet and get a pretty
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  sick and zesty and yeah, just keep going with the mullet.
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  But we do have to freshen it up on the sides before before they
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  put. The hat back on for death I.
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  Will, but yeah. So anyway.
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  Yeah, it's, it's slowly coming in to the point where like when
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  you leave it down, if you haven't been wearing a hat,
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  which you have that you know, it's, it's not too bad.
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  In the beginning it was a lot to look at, but it's stylable now.
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  And even without being styled, you know, if you haven't had a
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  hat mashing it down, yeah, you know, it's not too bad.
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  But yeah, anyway, so we'll keep moving on.
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  I won't do these in any sort of order, so I'm just going to kind
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  of go down the list. Bare shaft verse fletched.
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  Yeah, this was a tuning question, which obviously is not
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  my bag, but I do have enough knowledge to speak on it.
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  So I I don't really do bear shaft tuning, but I think it's a
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  good thing to do. I mean, if your arrow tunes very
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  well unfletched, obviously it's going to fly mega straight with
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  fletches. So I mean, if you can do it, I
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  think it's I think it's great. Yeah, it's a we did it that one
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  time, right? You know, which was a a pretty
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  cool, clever video. And I agree.
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  I think if you have the tools to do it, the equipment to do it,
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  then do it. It can only make you more
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  accurate. It's not going to make you as
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  long as you do it right, it's not going to make you less
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  accurate. So, so if you have the
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  equipment, do it, I don't think it makes enough of a difference.
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  Me personally, unless you're like a target shooter, like
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  you're doing indoor or you're doing like the 3D ASA or
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  whatever competitively to need to do it though, like it, it
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  doesn't throw you enough off that you're going from, I mean,
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  even like a a dessert plate, not a dinner plate.
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  Like I don't think the differences in your shafts are
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  going to take you from inside the dessert plate to the next
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  arrow that's off outside of the dessert plate.
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  Like you your variable is within that dessert plate.
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  So and I think probably even smaller than that, so.
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  Very scientific, right? There.
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  Well, I that's how I'm trying to describe how minute I think the
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  differences are. Unless you're buying ass arrows
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  or something. I like it.
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  I love I. Love it.
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  I love. Are you in a real like
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  California? You kind of got my smoker's
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  voice going on this morning. I'm just kind of in a good mood.
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  Yeah, well, once you had honored, I mean, you could
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  coast. Now you.
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  Know, oh, I'm not no, I'm not gonna coast.
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  I'm gonna go even harder. But my point is, like today,
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  I'll be honest with you, like, you know, like if I could do
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  anything right now, it'd be to finish our tasks and just like,
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  go walk around and hit water. Holes.
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  Yeah, I'm so glad I put so many tasks on the list today.
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  We only have a few tasks. We got a bit of filming, some
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  short stuff to do. And probably some loading up,
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  but after that. We had a lot of loading up to
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  do. But after that, I really would
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  like to go, you know, just walk around in the sun.
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  But like, I feel like today I know there's tasks to do, but
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  I'm kind of in a mood to just like.
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  Or a true just. Vibe.
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  But like, I want a vibe today. It's such a big day.
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  It's a big day anyway, continue. Sorry.
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  I do understand now why, Bernie, you know, I've learned enough of
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  your words that like, I can communicate with you.
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  But Alby's not sure about the balloons he's still trying to
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  dis. All right, next.
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  Queue yet to understand your California language.
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  I get it now because I went backwards.
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  OK, Next. OK, here we go.
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  So moving on to the next one. I think you shorthanded this
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  one. What would you tell self at 1
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  sub? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
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  Yeah, Yeah. I thought that was an
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  interesting question. I don't know.
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  I can't really say I would have done a whole lot different.
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  I don't know. I mean, I think at the time I
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  was doing the best I could with the equipment I had.
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  I mean, we're mostly just filming on Gopros, like, you
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  know, so in old ones, I guess if I could tweak anything, maybe
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  just switch to like the camcorders I use now a little
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  bit sooner. But I didn't feel like I could
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  afford them at the time, so I just ran what I had, which is
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  certainly better than nothing. And then yeah, just, I mean, I
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  guess maybe sticking the niche a little tighter, but I really
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  didn't expand out of the niche till a little bit later.
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  I went through this phase. But yeah, I don't know, I think
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  just being consistent is so key. But I was always consistent.
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  That was never the problem. It just takes time.
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  Like, I think for anybody, it's going to take time.
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  And I think for someone, our production was just so low in
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  the beginning that I think that was tough.
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  And then also the elephant in the room, too, is that, you
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  know, we were doing archery and hunting in in Southern
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  California and trying to go a platform like it was, you know,
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  not a hotbed for it wasn't Spokane where you got 14
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  Youtubers. So it was like, hard to be the
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  only one on like, an island making content.
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  And but, yeah, I mean, I'm really proud of the journey and
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  I think that each step along the way was important.
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  So yeah, I guess I would tell myself just keep going.
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  Just don't stop. That's it.
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  He's being really needy. But that was it.
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  As long as you don't stop. Yeah, I think I don't know that
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  you necessarily because it's not your, you already had the
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  mindset, so you didn't necessarily have to tell
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  yourself, but something that you are doing that if you don't have
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  that mindset, other Youtubers should be telling themselves is
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  to stay consistent and get good and creative in the niche that
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  you are. The niche that you are in I
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  think which you fell into a few years later like you said.
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  But it's good to experiment with videos, but experiment within
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  your niche. Don't try to be like, you know,
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  let's try this and see if it works.
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  Cuz one video is not gonna prove if it works or not.
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  And then you could potentially waste years trying to determine
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  if like a type of content works for you and you've already
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  solidified yourself into one. Well, also you do kind of
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  confuse like the algorithm as well, because if you start
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  posting stuff that's outside the niche, you know, you can
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  essentially the click through rate will be a lot worse on that
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  video. So then when your next one comes
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  out that's in the niche, they're kind of like, well, should we
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  push this out to people or not? Because they didn't click the
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  last one, but then your next one might be in the niche.
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  So it's just important to stay honed in.
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  But I mean. Yeah.
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  But first, but yeah, I mean, as far as what I would tell myself,
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  it would just be just be consistent and don't stop and
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  that's about it. I will be honest that when we're
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  podcasting, the dog is always a huge distraction for you.
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  Well, he's just so needy and he just loves me so much.
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  He can't be without me, you know.
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  People love the podcast. It is interesting because when
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  we're doing, I'm like, bro, this shit's so off the rails, but I
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  think that's why people enjoy it.
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  Yeah. Yeah, especially you, because
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  you're a goofy bastard. You might be goofier than me.
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  Maybe. I'm not sure, maybe not.
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  OK, next. He just wanted A10 next.
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  Question, Did I answer that sufficiently?
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  I think so, yeah. Next one.
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  Just says trigger punch queue. Oh, yeah.
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  So someone asked if if I thought I would ever do like, command
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  breaks or, I'm sorry, surprise breaks.
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  And I do do them. That's the thing I think people
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  like, think I never do them. I do do them.
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  Do I think I'll ever go to the point where I do them every
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  single time? Definitely not.
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  In fact, I think I'm actually more accurate doing command
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  shots for the most part, but I do like to do both.
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  And I have noticed that when I'm in a shooting slump, switching
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  to surprise breaks for a little bit tends to Get Me Out of the
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  slump. So I really try to utilize both
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  things, but I think it's better if you can do it to be good at
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  both rather than just be like, well, I can only do the one
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  because the punch police are going to get me.
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  Like, I would rather be able to do both because when I shoot
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  tournaments and it's windy, how often do I gap the field big
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  time during that period, you know, whereas other people fall
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  off really bad. So yeah.
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  Yeah, I, I would, I would agree with that.
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  I think one, if it's not broke, don't fix it.
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  Like your results speak for themselves.
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  And there's a lot of people who I think probably are out there
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  who are like, well, let me relearn how to do this and said,
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  Nah, if you're a good shooter and, and you, you know, harvest
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  animals and, you know, are successful, then then why change
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  the recipe? I don't think there's any, you
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  know, people. Probably there's more than one
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  way to skim it with. For this, but there yeah there I
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  don't think anyone way is correct.
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  I totally agree and I just. And it can vary person to
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  person. Yep. 1000% so I agree.
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  Next cue or topic I suppose. Would Africa teach us?
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  Oh yeah, what did Africa teach? Me that Africa.
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  That's not the question. You really, you, you and your
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  team really badger me about this.
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  But like, it just it wasn't in the car.
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  I mean, you could have bought the flight.
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  Did you buy the flight? No.
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  No. No, the question was, did I
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  learn anything over there that I didn't learn here to to simplify
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  it? I wouldn't say anything that
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  doesn't exist hunting here. However, I will say you get to
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  learn. You get a lot more repetition in
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  a very short period of time. So it's sort of like getting a
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  crash course because you're like doing so many stocks.
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  Yeah. Or even sitting blinds or
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  whatever. Yeah.
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  So as far as repetition and getting practice under your
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  belt, can't beat it. So that would be my answer.
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  Very nice. Would you like to answer that
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  question anyway next? Anyways, discuss HLR 5 point O
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  arrows. Oh yeah, so someone asked about
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  the Easton 5 point O's because they said they had heard they
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  were brittle. I can't speak to it, never shot
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  the Easton 5 O's, but I do shoot the HLR which is basically
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  Victory's version. And the Eastons were brittle.
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  Yes, that's what I that's what the guy in the live set.
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  I really am enjoying the HLRS and I have not found that they
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  are really brittle at all. Like for me they've been quite
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  durable. I've broken a couple of them,
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  but they were on things that would have broken any arrow.
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  Well, that's when someone Robin hoods your arrow Any any arrows.
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  Gonna but I I am you know me, I'm a big fan of durability is
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  important to me on arrows and that's part of the reason why
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  back in the day, like I love the like gold tip hunters is they're
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  very durable and I would say the HLRS are I mean.
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  I've had no issues with durability.
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  So that would be my, yeah, my, my, my feedback on them.
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  All right, what else we got? I'll save that one for you.
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  Look at this. Nutter butter.
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  What was your biggest challenge to 100K?
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  Oh, biggest challenge? I guess it would be just like
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  trying to, you know, you got to be cautious not to get in your
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  head sometimes. Like if you're dealing with, you
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  know, haters or like, you know, the whole podcast about getting
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  cancelled, shit like that is rough and not fun to go through.
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  But for me, I just try to use that as fuel to go even higher.
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  And I, I love it. I do love it, but they are tough
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  stuff like that. So for me that would be the main
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  thing is just dealing with maybe nasty comments or people being
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  mean or trying to tear you down like that is not fun.
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  So that would be my least the hardest for me.
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  But I will say as far as like in person but no one ever mean like
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  you know what I mean? Everyone's always so cool in
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  person. So you cannot let the negative
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  comments and people be in trolls like bother you.
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  But I'll be honest, sometimes they just do.
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  You'll read a comment and you're like, oh, shit, it'll bother you
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  all. Well, it'll just bother me all
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  day and, like, make you depressed and stuff.
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  And and yeah, that, that's the toughest part for me at least.
• 21:36
  But it was harder in the beginning, you know, Now it's
• 21:39
  like, oh, it's fine. But yeah, that would be my
• 21:43
  answer. Very nice.
• 21:45
  Is this kind of, I feel like this is kind of a nice format
• 21:48
  for this episode. Would you say yes?
• 21:50
  OK, what are you most proud? I feel like I should have really
• 21:53
  nice proper like card stock here where I like.
• 21:57
  No, I went through WE. Should have.
• 21:59
  We should have done that ahead of time, but instead we're just
• 22:02
  humble poppers. What are you most proud of to
• 22:06
  100K? Like in the process of getting
• 22:08
  to 100K. Oh man, well, I'd be kind of
• 22:17
  curious your answer too, but for, I don't know, I guess just
• 22:23
  sticking with it, always staying consistent, staying upbeat.
• 22:28
  I guess I'm proud of the fact that, you know, was still still
• 22:35
  very much like a a people's the man of the people, people's
• 22:40
  champ. And I like that.
• 22:41
  I don't want to be the cock that's like shooting and then
• 22:43
  going home or being like I don't want to be around the people.
• 22:46
  I want to be around the people. I want I know you.
• 22:48
  I want to be I want to be ripping shotguns in the parking
• 22:51
  lot, hanging out attack with like people that I just met.
• 22:55
  That's what I want to do. And so I'm proud of that, that
• 22:57
  that's been maintained and definitely haven't like gotten
• 23:01
  too hoity toity to be like, well, I can't do that because I
• 23:05
  got to make my sponsors happy. It's like if my sponsors don't
• 23:08
  like that, they can drop me and I'll go find someone who like is
• 23:11
  more aligned. But luckily my sponsors are on
• 23:14
  board with me as a person and and that's how I am.
• 23:17
  So I would say just since then, true to who I am and and and and
• 23:24
  everyone else in the group as well.
• 23:25
  I think that's what I'm proud of probably.
• 23:29
  So what would you say? Because you've been around since
• 23:30
  4000 Subs ish, so you've been around for 96,000 of growth.
• 23:35
  That's a lot. 96% of it. Yeah, yeah, exactly.
• 23:39
  Easy to break it. Down, although I don't know if
• 23:40
  you could consider that because that's hard.
• 23:42
  You know, maybe a math whiz watches the channel.
• 23:44
  Doubt it, But no, it's 96. Percent.
• 23:47
  Yeah, well, but if you were to break it down, because the
• 23:50
  percentage doesn't happen equally over time, you know, so
• 23:53
  like. I think it's 96% still, but
• 23:57
  anyway, I'm not sure. Maybe a math guy will come but
• 24:00
  I'm almost positive. But anyway, So what would you be
• 24:02
  most proud? Of yeah, I'd say, you know, that
• 24:09
  I'm like a big fan of sometimes getting into using the DSLR in
• 24:14
  some cases and whatnot. I do like the pretty content,
• 24:18
  but you know, there's a good it's not a fine line.
• 24:23
  There's a good mixture of like what you can use, you know, DSLR
• 24:28
  for verse like a camcorder and and and whatnot and sticking
• 24:37
  true. You know though, like sometimes
• 24:39
  there's jokes about using the camcorder and whatnot to like
• 24:43
  just like everything really being pretty darn raw.
• 24:48
  You know, there's not a lot of like, unless we're doing some
• 24:51
  sort of like experimental video or something that's been thought
• 24:55
  out, like not saying everything is Willy nilly and we just throw
• 24:58
  the camera up there and see what we get.
• 24:59
  Like there's thought into like the game that we play in the
• 25:02
  video or, you know, the overarching goal or or even hunt
• 25:09
  videos like the hat trick that you had a DN mind and it was
• 25:12
  just a matter of if, you know, bull went down or not to make it
• 25:15
  happen. Sure, that thought is still in
• 25:18
  there, but so much of it is still just based on the natural
• 25:23
  raw fun of shooting. And so it very much was the same
• 25:28
  point as yours that like it's still just based on like giving
• 25:32
  people you could call it entertainment.
• 25:34
  Like if you were to classify the channel online, you classify
• 25:38
  that as entertainment, but ultimately like it's just
• 25:43
  showing that there is. Fun.
• 25:45
  Well, yeah. And I I think.
• 25:46
  It's not all hardcore that was. Like that was my plan six years
• 25:50
  ago was like, I mean, well, my plan initially, like very
• 25:54
  beginning was just to document stuff to watch later.
• 25:56
  But then when it sort of grew into something, my plan was like
• 25:59
  to fill the fun niche because no one in my mind was really doing
• 26:03
  that. And I still think that's
• 26:04
  somewhat true. So for us it was like really to
• 26:06
  just nail the fun and that's it. So it was kind of funny and tack
• 26:11
  the last day when I did the shotgun with those folks and did
• 26:14
  the whiskey or whatever. Awesome guys, by the way, in the
• 26:17
  parking lot there and gal, a guy didn't know the channel and he's
• 26:23
  like, hey, you know, tell me about the channel because like
• 26:25
  all his buddies knew. I was like, oh, you know, I
• 26:27
  don't know, it's called this. And like, we'd make videos and
• 26:29
  he goes, so do you guys do like educational stuff?
• 26:32
  I go, Nah, Nah. I said we have fun.
• 26:35
  And all his buddies were like, no, no, these are this is the
• 26:38
  fun guy. I mean, like, you know, so
• 26:39
  that's what I want it to be. And.
• 26:41
  Yeah. Yeah, and that's not what's kind
• 26:42
  of cool about it is as it's grown and you've chosen like the
• 26:46
  sponsors you you want, you know? Which like I do, though, you
• 26:50
  know, I pushed for it, but I think it was good timing.
• 26:53
  Yeah. But that's not to say you're
• 26:56
  just out there like Willy nilly slinging, you know, equipment
• 27:02
  that's ass that's not good or not quality like that.
• 27:05
  The education has not gone in in the pre filming of choosing that
• 27:10
  you. Choose to use.
• 27:11
  I mean, all of our sponsors are super dope.
• 27:14
  I mean, we got such a good line up now we got a new one we'll be
• 27:17
  announcing soon, but but and the sponsors are freaking solid.
• 27:21
  But what I think is best about that, it's not like you just
• 27:24
  waited for the one that'll offer you money, you know, are like,
• 27:28
  oh, I'm going to switch to this because they're going to offer
• 27:30
  money. It's like you're choosing what
• 27:32
  is quality on the market or what you just ran in the past, you
• 27:36
  know, sure, next. One.
• 27:38
  So yeah, next cue. Your favorite video we've made?
• 27:45
  Oh oh man, that's a tough one. I feel like I know your answer
• 27:52
  to. That I'm going to say like 5.
• 27:54
  I can't do just one. So I'm going to say.
• 27:55
  Like are they ranked in like top?
• 27:57
  No, no, I'm just going to throw like 5 out that I really like.
• 28:00
  So one would be the video with Cam that I did at performance.
• 28:06
  I really like that style and it kind of led me a little bit like
• 28:10
  to a style just because it's like such a fun vibe while
• 28:15
  shooting, but also like a conversation.
• 28:18
  I really like it. With that being said, I really
• 28:21
  liked the one I did with Paige as well a lot.
• 28:24
  And then I'm really proud of your elk hunt video.
• 28:30
  I think that's one of the best videos we've done as well.
• 28:32
  Your cow elk hunt, Really proud of that one.
• 28:35
  And obviously I really like the hat trick video.
• 28:38
  A lot would be in there for me. And then if I had to throw a
• 28:44
  fifth one, I would probably say the bison hunt.
• 28:47
  I really like the bison hunt. I know I'm part, I'm in the
• 28:51
  video for a total of about 10 seconds.
• 28:53
  But I, I as a creator, I really like the video a lot.
• 28:58
  And so yeah, that would be 5 that come to the top of my head.
• 29:01
  And then, yeah, I guess just like some of the tac videos
• 29:07
  we've done, like I love stuff like that.
• 29:09
  It's hard to say 1 because I've done so many, but that would be
• 29:12
  like 5 that come to my head right now.
• 29:15
  What about you? It's interesting because like we
• 29:19
  you are, it is basically like, you know, an archery fun
• 29:25
  channel. So like some of the hunt videos
• 29:27
  do really great numbers. Some of them just do, you know,
• 29:29
  good numbers like equal with the channel.
• 29:31
  None of them really pop off like, you know, crazy.
• 29:34
  But that's not what the niche is to what you do.
• 29:38
  But those seem to always be my favorite videos.
• 29:40
  I think it's just because I do like a bit more of the
• 29:43
  storytelling that gets involved in 2 hunt videos and you're
• 29:48
  there for the hunt. So like, you know, what's trying
• 29:52
  to be said in the video because you were there experiencing it
• 29:59
  and, and there's just so much more of like this.
• 30:02
  Like for me or other people who were at the hunt like relief
• 30:07
  watching the end of it because you know, like it was successful
• 30:10
  or wasn't or whatever, or for the the viewer like excitement
• 30:15
  to get to see it finally happen. So there's a lot like the one we
• 30:19
  did. I think it was probably the
• 30:20
  first hunt I was ever on with you.
• 30:22
  I think the one that has, I think my most favorite
• 30:27
  thumbnail, the one that we did that says persistence.
• 30:31
  Oh, yeah, yeah. And it's like the sunrise in the
• 30:34
  morning and just like glassing, like at the top of a hill or
• 30:37
  mountain. Yes, that video is pretty cool
• 30:39
  because that video is a compilation of like 5 hunt
• 30:42
  videos and I made it into more of like a film.
• 30:44
  It's longer and and yeah, I do. That's a good A.
• 30:47
  Good video for but then the hat trick obviously.
• 30:50
  Or or my most recent ELK video. Those are all my my kind of
• 30:56
  favorites. Yeah, I would throw a couple
• 30:58
  more in there that came to mind. Me and Ted have a classic
• 31:03
  javelina hunt from like 4-5 years ago where we're like
• 31:07
  totally surrounded by javelina. It's one of our highest viewed
• 31:10
  hunting videos. That one's really good.
• 31:13
  I really like the elk hunt where I shoot a bowl on like the last
• 31:17
  day and then surprise my oh, that's a trip.
• 31:19
  But that's what I'm talking. About banger, Yeah.
• 31:22
  And then yeah, I don't know, just and I, I love features too.
• 31:26
  So like, you know, doing the video with Bomar in the practice
• 31:30
  range, like just stuff like that that's different and fun.
• 31:32
  I really like and then something about the bread and butter too.
• 31:36
  Like, I like doing the freaking, you know, the King Arthur shoot
• 31:40
  and, you know, and, and the Halloween stuff, like.
• 31:43
  Those are fun. I want to do a King Arthur this
• 31:46
  year. It's coming up, but I want to do
• 31:47
  it in like the garb and stuff, but like stuff that's just like
• 31:50
  nobody else gonna do but like I'm A and.
• 31:52
  No one's showing up in a Mario costume film.
• 31:56
  That's what I'm saying. So like stuff like that I really
• 31:58
  like. Or like when we wore like beer
• 32:00
  pong Edish outfit. Oh, that's so good.
• 32:02
  Yeah. The the Oktoberfest, Yeah,
• 32:05
  that's great. Like stuff like that.
• 32:06
  The games like doing beer pong and stuff is classic.
• 32:09
  Just stuff that you're not gonna really see others do I think is
• 32:12
  pretty neat. Yeah, so I think the games is
• 32:15
  one of the most creative. Yeah, for sure.
• 32:18
  Things that you've then started to sell cuz it just started out
• 32:23
  with like US playing like. Drawing beer pong on a
• 32:28
  cardboard. Yeah, and then playing, you
• 32:30
  know, in the yard. Which I do gotta say, I wish I
• 32:33
  could give the channel credit, but I actually saw someone else
• 32:37
  do beer pong like maybe a year before we did it in a video and
• 32:41
  I said wow, that's kind of cool. I.
• 32:43
  Just drew it on a card. Yeah, I watched someone do it
• 32:46
  and unlike Instagram and I wish I knew who it was, I don't,
• 32:49
  unfortunately. I would shout him out, but I did
• 32:52
  see it. And then like a year later went
• 32:54
  we should try it. So we played and then it became
• 32:56
  like did a video, people liked it, made our own.
• 32:59
  And then that led to the golf game, to the baseball game,
• 33:02
  probably. And we played it for quite a few
• 33:04
  times, just drawing it before the game was ever.
• 33:06
  Created if you can't afford to go buy our I think the best
• 33:10
  bundle is the 9 pack of targets where you get three of three of
• 33:13
  each like I am. That's a steal.
• 33:16
  I think it's like 25 bucks. Well worth it.
• 33:18
  Super fun and a lot of the games you can play more than once on
• 33:20
  the paper other than maybe baseball gets kind of blown out
• 33:24
  after one. But I think it's a great bargain
• 33:28
  and in so much fun. But if you can't afford it or
• 33:31
  just don't want to buy something off the website, just draw it.
• 33:35
  It's still fun and you can play the same game.
• 33:38
  It's just like, not as pretty, but it's.
• 33:41
  So anyway, let's pop to the next.
• 33:43
  One, OK, I think there's only one left on well, is there?
• 33:46
  One other side and an inside. So we got to kind of.
• 33:49
  Reach No, I did both of these. So you did -1 question so.
• 33:51
  You just got the inside then. Yeah, there's the inside well.
• 33:54
  You said you had one more on the.
• 33:55
  Outside, I did, yeah. Oh, you're saving that one to
• 33:57
  last? You said that?
• 33:58
  Yeah. That and maybe this next one
• 34:00
  here. They'll save those to us.
• 34:03
  Easy one, huh? Best piece of equipment run.
• 34:09
  It's got to be my release, right?
• 34:10
  It's for you, I have to say. It's got to be that or the
• 34:15
  binos. I guess you've got to give
• 34:17
  credit to Carter for the release itself that has held up in the
• 34:22
  company itself, who will take it back and rebuild, rebuild it for
• 34:26
  you. But for a release that
• 34:28
  withstands, you know, 20 plus years of use.
• 34:31
  I really want to make another one, so if Carter watches this,
• 34:34
  someone at the company like I would love to do something, love
• 34:38
  to do a potentially let me know and.
• 34:41
  I think companies always think like, well, if we made it once
• 34:44
  and stop making it like obviously there's a better
• 34:46
  product for it that we make on the market now it's like.
• 34:50
  Just make both. Yeah, like I I disagree because.
• 34:53
  The Carter 4 in my opinion is not nearly as good, but that's
• 34:56
  just me personally. Well, I think they started like
• 34:57
  when you look at yours compared to mine or any other thumb
• 35:00
  button out there, they started making them so chunky.
• 35:04
  Mine is so thin and small and that's what part of the reason I
• 35:07
  love it so much. But anyway, let's keep it
• 35:09
  moving. But anyways, yeah, so biggest
• 35:12
  breakthrough. One Mimi.
• 35:15
  That's a good one. So I know exactly what it is.
• 35:19
  So anyway we in 20 shoot I think it was 2022 if I'm not mistaken.
• 35:27
  Me and my dad went on elk hunt and is very remote and at the
• 35:32
  time I was posting I think once a week maybe twice a week full
• 35:36
  length videos and I had not yet embraced shorts at all.
• 35:40
  Well, they were like just coming on the market.
• 35:42
  Yeah, I should have jumped on them a little bit sooner.
• 35:43
  But as I digress, it it wasn't like now where I had a bunch of
• 35:48
  videos in the bank. So I realized that going on this
• 35:51
  hunt, I was like, I'm not gonna be able to post for like a
• 35:53
  month, which for me is like, I don't like to do that.
• 35:56
  I said because I'm not gonna have a service.
• 35:59
  I can edit the video. I can't upload it, upload it.
• 36:01
  There's no way where we were hunting so but what I said is,
• 36:05
  well, what I can do is make shorts every day or in Reels and
• 36:11
  Facebook. Something that shorter to upload
• 36:13
  doesn't take. Long So what I started doing was
• 36:16
  every morning when I'd get my tree stand because I was doing a
• 36:19
  lot of tree stand hunting, I would go through our old videos
• 36:23
  and I would screen record bits that were like good and then I
• 36:26
  would cut them into shorts and then put them up on shorts.
• 36:28
  I would do that twice a day for I think it was 30 days straight.
• 36:31
  So every morning, every evening, sometimes even in the middle of
• 36:34
  the day. So I was doing two to three a
• 36:36
  day on Facebook, TikTok, Instagram and YouTube.
• 36:41
  And in that month, it was like everything went way up.
• 36:46
  Like Instagram went way up. Facebook went from like, I don't
• 36:50
  even know that we had a Facebook that might have been a little
• 36:52
  late. TikTok, same thing.
• 36:54
  So like, but that one month really changed the whole
• 36:57
  trajectory of of the channel and its growth curve.
• 37:01
  So easy answer for me. And then obviously I haven't let
• 37:07
  up on it since. Like I've been on basically the
• 37:09
  same thing for years now. And yeah, that was it had to.
• 37:15
  Obviously when you see something work that well, you're like
• 37:19
  pretty incentivized to to keep your foot on the gas pedal.
• 37:23
  All right, next one. All right, What would you do?
• 37:26
  You have a different answer or. A little bit, but you've talked
• 37:30
  about it before in prior podcasts and other people's
• 37:32
  podcasts. I really do think it was, you
• 37:34
  know, what would have been last year, you know, as you call it
• 37:41
  the wheat gummy. But you just making more
• 37:44
  conscious decisions, like on your own to to do what you feel
• 37:48
  is best for growth. And that it taking it allowed
• 37:54
  you to take more risks both financially and like business
• 38:01
  wise. You know, whether it was travel,
• 38:06
  going to travel to meet people to do videos, like not being
• 38:09
  waiting to see if they were gonna come here, just doing it.
• 38:13
  You know, I know you hate you don't hate it, but like you're
• 38:16
  always a little bit leery just for the sake of like legality
• 38:20
  and whatnot, like going on hunts with strangers.
• 38:24
  But even that's like allowed you to meet cool people and, and do
• 38:30
  things that you wouldn't normally have done for the last
• 38:32
  30 ish years of life. And definitely throughout the,
• 38:36
  the lifetime of the channel. And that in itself, you know,
• 38:40
  grew the channel in enormous amounts.
• 38:42
  I, I'd say you could classify in two growth spurts.
• 38:45
  It would be that one you're describing and last year's
• 38:49
  growth spurt. And both are attributed to
• 38:52
  something that you, you consciously chose to do.
• 38:58
  So you know they and you can't, you can't foreshadow when those
• 39:02
  are going to happen. You just have to keep making
• 39:04
  conscious choices in your channel.
• 39:05
  And either they'll will be one of those growth spurts or there
• 39:09
  might not be one, but they're still going to be growth, you
• 39:12
  know, normal growth. So you're never harming it.
• 39:14
  No in that way. Very well said, very well.
• 39:18
  Yes, yes, All right. Top five hunts.
• 39:27
  Top of my head I would go my Houdini buck which is on the
• 39:31
  channel. Video's ass is like 2019 but it
• 39:34
  is there so I go Houdini buck probably probably that 7 by 5.
• 39:42
  That bowl I shot in the water in the evening came back to the
• 39:46
  trailer. It's classic for me.
• 39:53
  I really liked stalking that forked horn mule deer you shot
• 39:58
  last year when I was filming. That was cool.
• 40:02
  But I guess it's probably like my personal hunts.
• 40:05
  I guess they're asking. How about you are named like 4?
• 40:17
  Yeah. And then?
• 40:19
  Alfred and Water. And seven by 5. 7 by 5.
• 40:23
  That's only three because the other one was ear hunt.
• 40:27
  I think they were asking like personal hunt.
• 40:31
  Oh man, I don't know. I really like the Koos deer I
• 40:34
  shot last year. That was a cool one.
• 40:37
  Or actually this year. And then probably the elk hunt I
• 40:44
  did in 20 in 2020 was awesome. Great hunt.
• 40:48
  End up shooting a good 5 by 5. Had opportunities at a bigger
• 40:53
  elk, missed a much bigger elk. So yeah, I don't know.
• 40:57
  I've had a lot of good hunts, been very blessed to have a lot
• 40:59
  of good hunts, but those are some of them.
• 41:01
  Very nice. Is that everything nice?
• 41:03
  No, no, no. There's two more.
• 41:05
  What about you? You want to name some of yours?
• 41:07
  I love that mule deer hunt. I love that mule deer hunt.
• 41:10
  And your elk hunt was classic. Yeah, the elk would probably be
• 41:14
  up there in a lot of lessons learned.
• 41:16
  So up there in the top five, of course, you know it's your first
• 41:19
  elk regardless of it being a coward bull.
• 41:22
  Not really my technically my first elk.
• 41:24
  They could, I guess you could say got an elk in my second
• 41:27
  season of hunting elk. Yes, that first one where I did
• 41:30
  a couple weeks with you sitting. Almost got one that time too,
• 41:34
  when we stocked in on that group, yeah.
• 41:36
  Yeah, yeah. So my elk, mule deer just cuz, I
• 41:44
  mean, it was like crazy. The weather just turned to
• 41:47
  absolute butt and still managed to get it done that you know, my
• 41:54
  furthest shot ever that you know for me, you could say I would I
• 41:58
  would reel in my effective range.
• 42:01
  You know it it was a lethal shot, but I don't think I would
• 42:04
  ever choose to do something like that again.
• 42:09
  And once it's not on film because prior to you would have
• 42:14
  been my Kentucky deer that no one ever sees because it lives
• 42:17
  in Florida with Britney. But that was just like my first
• 42:23
  time ever getting to see like real sized deer, you know, like
• 42:27
  we get baby deer. No, there's real big deer in
• 42:29
  Florida, just not where we we haunted.
• 42:33
  And so it's the first time getting to sit and like see
• 42:36
  massive deer. And yeah, so that would be a
• 42:43
  third one. Maybe first bakery?
• 42:46
  Yeah, any. Well, that's tough.
• 42:50
  Or your second peccary. I I'm just going to classify any
• 42:53
  peccary hunts always going to go on the I.
• 42:55
  Love peccary. Yeah, so.
• 42:56
  Because it's just such a fun experience like you can get so
• 43:01
  close for. Them always goes to 1,000,000 of
• 43:03
  peccaries. They never stop moving.
• 43:06
  There's always so many of them around.
• 43:08
  So you're trying to watch for so many sets of eyes and like,
• 43:11
  unless they're winding you and you're as long as you're not
• 43:13
  moving, like they truly just don't give a flying F.
• 43:16
  Like they don't know you're there.
• 43:18
  So, But yeah, it's still like you're so worried about it, so
• 43:21
  you just get freaked out and oh, your.
• 43:25
  Coos was really good too. I just remembered the Coos.
• 43:29
  Oh yeah, yeah. That one just happened in such a
• 43:31
  whirlwind that like, I don't really classify it up there in
• 43:35
  like one of the most exciting, right?
• 43:38
  You know, Javelina, definitely exciting.
• 43:42
  So anyway, that's 5. Yeah.
• 43:44
  So all right, BD in five years, where do you see it?
• 43:50
  Five years. Well, I mean, certainly, I
• 44:04
  definitely think, you know, it's already my full time thing, but
• 44:07
  I think like at that point it'll be like like pretty pretty
• 44:14
  lucrative. I would be my guess, which will
• 44:18
  be cool. And then obviously five years
• 44:23
  from now, I mean, I would like to think probably 1,000,000 Subs
• 44:29
  probably, you know, I mean, I know it's a big growth curve
• 44:33
  because it took six, almost six years to get to 100.
• 44:36
  But I think the next 5, I think it'll just compound a lot more.
• 44:40
  And I think 1,000,005 is probably doable and, and likely.
• 44:47
  So that's going to be what I'm, what I'm shooting for and just
• 44:50
  keep, keep going, you know, keep having fun, keep improving my
• 44:56
  shooting, my hunting, my filming, just kind of make
• 45:00
  everything incrementally better over time and keep it moving.
• 45:03
  And, you know, hopefully have all all my same partnerships
• 45:10
  then just five years later and maybe add a new one like, you
• 45:14
  know, get a truck sponsor or something or I don't know,
• 45:18
  whatever, just kind of keep growing and having a good time.
• 45:21
  But that's what I would say. What would you say?
• 45:23
  Yeah. In five years, yeah, I could.
• 45:27
  I, I think we talked about this last night.
• 45:29
  I could see it. I could see it being there at
• 45:31
  1,000,000. So definitely still full time in
• 45:39
  five years. Hopefully, I for sure not.
• 45:43
  Hopefully it would be full time for both of us, me on the back
• 45:46
  end and you obviously as like you know the the owner and star
• 45:51
  of the chair that'll. Definitely happen with yeah.
• 45:54
  Yeah. So in five like as the question
• 45:56
  what, where is it in five years that would that would be my
• 45:59
  answer. And then the last question is
• 46:06
  trying to understand your the next milestone.
• 46:13
  We'll leave it with this. Oh, I mean, obviously I would
• 46:17
  love to do a million within 5, but I guess like a closer one
• 46:20
  would be a milestone. So I have a couple.
• 46:31
  One would be 100 million views, which is pretty close.
• 46:38
  I mean, I think we got like 20 million to go, which is a lot,
• 46:41
  but it's like. And now that's like Lifetime on
• 46:44
  the channel. Yeah.
• 46:44
  So 100 million views I think is pretty close, probably happens
• 46:49
  this year would be my guess, but you never know.
• 46:52
  And then I don't know, I guess the next big sub mark would be
• 46:56
  like 2250, like 1/4 mil would be the next big one.
• 47:00
  So those would be the next 100 million views and 250,000 Subs.
• 47:05
  I think those would be like the next ones down the list.
• 47:09
  But yeah, just keep it moving, having fun, being the people's
• 47:13
  champ and yeah, that's it. You know, like I never want to
• 47:16
  be like, like the cuck. I don't want to be like a Dick
• 47:20
  to. Be I'm going to get you a trophy
• 47:21
  of you like just shaking hands with another human and I'm going
• 47:25
  to underneath it should say the people's champ.
• 47:28
  Paul Wall, baby. That's the rapper.
• 47:30
  They call the peoples the peoples champ.
• 47:32
  Yeah, yeah. So I'm kind of the Paul Wall of
• 47:35
  archery YouTube. Right.
• 47:37
  Yeah. Yeah, shout out to Paul Wall.
• 47:40
  For sure. From Houston.
• 47:42
  See Still Alive or Paul Wall. Yeah, of.
• 47:45
  Course. OK.
• 47:46
  Yeah. He's white, wears grills.
• 47:50
  Legend Paul Wall, a legend like he might be on the white rapper
• 47:53
  Mount Rushmore. I would put him close.
• 47:55
  It's definitely close. It's iconic.
• 47:59
  You got to have M up there, obviously, so that's one spot
• 48:01
  gone. We really have diverted.
• 48:03
  On So you got M, you got Paul Wall, you got to go Beastie
• 48:09
  Boys, but you can only pick 1, so you put one of them up there
• 48:13
  and that leaves US1 space, maybe Mac Miller.
• 48:18
  Sure, other than Eminem, I have no idea who any of the people
• 48:21
  are you just named. But anyways, it's been a
• 48:24
  pleasure. Congrats on the 100.
• 48:27
  Alvi obviously wants to congratulate you and we got a
• 48:31
  lot of cleaning up to do and we're just going to keep
• 48:34
  cranking because after we have the pod, we're going to last
• 48:38
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• 48:43
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• 48:47
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• 48:49
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