In this episode, Aaron sits down with Alex Grosso of BuckDown Podcast to discuss their experiences in deer hunting, focusing on the camaraderie and mentorship that comes with the sport. They share personal anecdotes about hunting successes and the importance of scouting, especially during the postseason. Alex emphasizes the significance of understanding deer behavior, utilizing maps for e-scouting, and the value of hunting with friends who may not have as much experience. The conversation also touches on the challenges of balancing hunting with family life, particularly for new dads, and how to make the most of limited scouting time.keywordsdeer hunting, hunting tips, postseason scouting, mentorship, hunting stories, camaraderie, hunting success, e-scouting, family and hunting, hunting strategies.

• "You can always learn something from somebody else."
• "The biggest thing I've learned is cover."
• "Access is the most important part of the game."
• "I like to paint a fictional story in my head of what I think the deer is doing."
• "If I can find dropping acorns, cover, good terrain, I'm in the right spot."