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If I'm being honest, I didn't expect him to step out at fifty. I put my fifty pin right on the vitals, maybe a hair high. You just never know how they'll react out there. I'm just trying to make a clean shot and learn something new today. Good enough.

Hey y'all, Chase here. We're hitting the studio next week, gonna lay down some new tracks. Been working on these songs on the road, man, and the band's really feeling them. Can't wait to get these recorded and out to you guys. It's gonna be something special.

Thinking about that shot, I'd probably aim just a hair lower next time. If he's standing broadside at fifty, I'll trust my fifty pin and hope for the best. It's a lot different than practice. You just try to stay steady and hit that center mass.

Just finished writing this new song out on the back porch, reminds me of those summer nights with my brother, playing guitar around the fire pit. Crazy how music brings all those memories back, you know? Gonna record it acoustic, keep it real like we always do.

You know, when I'm writing songs, it's just me and my guitar, man. That's where the real stuff comes from. Like, we can add all the production later, but if it doesn't work with just an acoustic guitar, then it's probably not gonna work at all.

To be honest, I wasn't sure about the yardage on that buck. I held my fifty pin a bit low since he was quartering away. You really have to focus on the lungs when they're positioned like that. It's a tough shot, but we're learning more every day out here.

If I'm being honest, judging the distance on that elk was tougher than I thought. I had my fifty pin ready, but he moved closer, maybe forty-two? I just aimed for the vitals and hoped for the best. It's funny how much you learn when you're actually out there.

I've been thinking about getting another truck because the current one is basically just a metal tent at this point, but then I remember I'm incredibly lazy. It's just easier to stay in the back and hope the mountain lions find someone else more delicious to snack on.