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Hey Legend, any chance those of us who spend a lot of time behind the wheel could get this in audio book format?
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in the works, but no promises. All I have time to do is read the book into a microphone, not naviagate the entire audio-book world. But I have a guy in Texas who's trying to help me with all that right now. Time's at an absolute premium in my life right now, so it's gotta be efficient if this is going to come to life.Hey Legend, any chance those of us who spend a lot of time behind the wheel could get this in audio book format?
in the works, but no promises. All I have time to do is read the book into a microphone, not naviagate the entire audio-book world. But I have a guy in Texas who's trying to help me with all that right now. Time's at an absolute premium in my life right now, so it's gotta be efficient if this is going to come to life.
I'll put you down for the pre-sale!
much better voices, but honestly, remember that guy whittiling the stick in "brother where art thou?" He be most realistic for this project.Awesome, thanks for sharing.
Maybe some energetic dude (ala Paul (ElkNut) or Chris Roe from the elk world) could narrate for you
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I’ve enjoyed many of the books already mentioned. I’d add that I listen to any podcast about mule deer hunting when Ryan Lampers is the guest.
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Could you help me out and point me in the right direction to some of your favorite podcasts that he is on. The ones that have helped you the most.
Here you go man: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B...42e-e8f213ef368b&pf_rd_r=NQM3EVWDRZ28TMD8B0TVWhere did you purchase Robby's book?
Picking it up this week. Thanks!Robby "the Legend" Denning has a great book. Eastman's High Country Mule Deer is a classic book as well. Avery Adventures has some really good podcasts with Robby Denning. I'd also suggest listening to Aron Snyder for gear information. Randy Newberg has some great e-scouting information. Do your homework, then come up with very specific questions for the biologists in your hunt area. Brady Miller is also very knowledgeable, so I'd read articles or listen to podcasts he's in.
However, there is no substitute for getting out and knowing your area. So if possible, wear last years model coat, carry an older bow and spend more time out scouting if you have to make a decision between gear and gas.