Show Notes
Connor Little and James Jordan discuss the start of deer season and their upcoming hunting trips. Connor says he has hunted only a handful of times so far, partly because of work changes and warm weather. Neither feels the rut is fully underway yet, and they talk about how conditions around Bowie can affect deer movement: in their experience, warm weather can keep deer tucked away and less active in daylight, while cooler temperatures make for better hunting. They share small opening-weekend stories, including the sound of nearby rifle shots and reports of several large bucks taken by people they know.
A major focus is the trips ahead. James is looking forward to returning to Bowie, even though he has not hunted much this year and is only beginning to feel excited. Connor is preparing for his first western hunt, a New Mexico mule deer trip with Parker. He describes being unsure what the terrain and access will be like, wanting to be prepared, and expecting mild but cooler weather. He may have a chance to bowhunt, but Parker will have first choice; if the group is not seeing deer, they joke about switching to coyotes. They also plan a Bowie outing afterward, hope to fit in a duck hunt, and consider bringing golf equipment for downtime.
The conversation wanders into golf, casino stories, rising everyday costs, hunting supplies, and local food stops. These sections are mostly personal anecdotes and banter; they return several times to the friends’ shared hunting plans and memories.
