All right folks. Thanks for tuning in today. I want to take a minute and just prompt a thought inspired by one of our listeners who wrote me a message.

And I want to do that by putting you me a message.

And I want to do that by putting you in a scenario.

Imagine that you are in Africa.

I know we've been talking about Africa a lot lately,

but this is just the single best example

that I could come up with from a real life experience.

So I'm going to use it.

Imagine you're in Africa.

You're laying in a sandy draw bottom.

It's almost canyon size.

And halfway up the wall of the canyon,

there's a giant warhog. He's sitting on his haunches behind a little

bush. And he knows something is wrong because there's a herd of blustbuck below him that have seen you and they're barking

but his eyesight isn't good enough for him to pinpoint you. He's trying and as he sways his head right and left you can see this sun

Glynne on the ivory of his tusks as they become exposed first on one side of that little bush and then on the other.

You know he's a giant.

You can see it for yourself and your professional hunter is just about coming a at the seams with his excitement because he's a

warhog fanatic. You're laying prone, your rifle is already steady on a bipod, you've stuffed something

under the toe of your stock so you know you can make this shot if it offers.

Now Warhog is 349 yards distant and there just isn't much room around him. No matter where he goes from where he's sitting, the shot

opportunity is going to be fleeting and narrow. When he finally moves, he follows a sow that he's been tending as she turns and

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