Saturday night kick-off to the season

Leaming into local radio, 98.3 FM WCQM, Park Falls, a civic media station.

This is 98Q Country.

Here's an army that comes up here once a year.

They come to the Northwoods to go hunting for deer.

They come by the railroad, by car or by truck.

All open and praying to get a big bug.

Now it's a sight that's worth seeing and it's darn hard to be.

It's like a circus parade coming down the main street.

They sometimes get lost and sometimes get misled.

These gay hearted hunters, these guys dressed in red.

Now you can find them all over and you don't have to look.

We're always moving forward with expanded mobile and online banking services in your neighborhood.

Park and Park plays the ether in the deer hunting season.

Head to Flambo Forest Imp.

The burger of the month is the monster buck, seven-inch high burger with two three quarter pound patties, two chicken strips, two mozzarella sticks, two slices of...

Just like that, the deer hunters round up is on the air and we're working on a lot of stuff behind the scenes.

I apologize for dumping out of the late Frankie Broca song.

You'll hear that song again many times throughout the week of the deer hunters round up.

We have a very unique, well not unique, but extended version of our deer hunters round up show.

And I want to introduce who we have in studio here.

You may or may not be seeing us on YouTube right now as we are streaming on the 98Q YouTube channel.

But we want to welcome in ladies and gentlemen to the 98Q studios Big G first of all.

Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening, Joel.

I would normally hit applause, but I'm going to let Austin have that computer for a little bit.

Also, we've got Greg Gunderson, our afternoon dude who is here also.

Are you going to use that one or that one? What are you going to use over it?

I'll pick one ever.

Whichever one you want to use.

All right. And we've got one of our sponsors, one of our title sponsors of the deer hunters round up.

Lena's from Lena's Northern Pines Resort and Lena's Bar and Grill and Glidden.

Hello, Lena. How are you doing?

I'm going to have you really get close to that microphone there.

Big G, why don't you help her there? Get a little closer there. There we go.

All right. Very good.

And we're also streaming on YouTube.

So you can see us on YouTube also.

And before we get going with any calls, I want to tell folks that we have a different number this year.

All right. 744-1006-715-744-1006.

When you call that, we will put you on hold.

You may or may not hear something when you're on hold.

And then we will pick up the phone.

So 715-744-1006.

We take your calls live on the air.

So hang on. I'm just going to put somebody on hold here.

But before we do that, big G, it's a tradition.

Hang on.

Austin's blocking the way to my beverage here.

All right. There we go.

All right. Big G.

Here we go.

It's a tradition. All right.

We got to crack one open to get there going here.

One, two, three.

Oh, yeah.

Little's mountains are blue.

And all we do on the roundup, it's really not that difficult.

Gray, right?

You were shocked and surprised when Gray started here.

And he saw how the deer enters roundup work.

Well, that was my first thought.

I thought that that has to be one of the most complicated productions on this side of the Big River.

But come to find out just a couple of months after I started that.

No, it's just Joel and Big G hanging out and doing the same thing.

You guys are doing a deer camp, but they've got a couple of microphones in front of their faces.

Yep.

You sit here, you answer the phone, and you say, who do we have here?

Hello, who's this?

Hi, this is Jim Ball from Camp Galilui.

Camp Galilui.

Jim Ball, you are officially the first caller on the 98Q deer enters roundup for 2024.

How does that make you feel, Jim Ball?

Awesome.

All right.

Congratulations, Jim Ball.

Whereabouts is Camp Galilui?

It's okay.

We always get the name wrong.

So we're going to get this right this year.

Okay.

Camp Galilui.

Camp Galilui.

Yep, like a gallon of milk.

All right.

But a gallon of Louis instead.

Yeah.

Much more.

You guys are doing it some milk out there tonight, huh?

Wow.

Yeah.

Maybe in your cereal anyway.

So whereabouts again is Camp Galilui?

We are northeast of Butternut.

All right.

Butternut Wisconsin.

All right.

What happened?

Day one, beautiful day out there in the woods there, Jim Ball.

What happened out there for you?

It was pretty slow.

We had a couple guys see the dough and the spike.

We let them go.

But then there wasn't a lot of shooting either that we heard.

All right.

Very good.

But it was a nice day to be in the woods, though, wasn't it?

Yeah, when the sun peeked out, it got nice and warm.

Yeah, almost too warm.

Do I dare say that, Jim Ball?

I don't want to say it was too warm, but that's bad worse.

All right.

How many people you got hunting out there?

OK.

Let me count.

OK.

If he takes off his boots, you got 10.

Oh, you don't have to take off.

Someone else just showed up.

We got 11.

You counted to 11 without taking off your shoes.

That's very impressive.

That's very impressive.

All right.

All right.

We're very impressed.

Jim Ball, thank you so much for being a part of the roundup.

We appreciate you very much.

Thank you.

We'll talk to you tomorrow.

You bet you.

And we want to, let's see, I got a new phone system here.

So hold on.

I'm just going to put you on hold there.

All I might have just hung up on.

I'm sorry about that.

744-1,000-6.

Brand new number.

715-744-1,000-6.

And great.

We want to welcome in listeners from this is unprecedented.

The award-winning listeners roundup show actually is broadcasting on a few different signals

this year, right?

Yes.

Actually, we've got a couple different radio channels that were on this year that can be enjoyed

on their signals, but also through the Life Civic Media app.

I'm here on 98Q Country, of course, but also on WHSM and Hayward 101.1 FM and 105.5 in

Nicosah, W-I-R-I.

And you can see copious.

If you will, in fact, you can see for the first time, youtube.com slash 98Q Country.

Joel is doing weird things with the camera right now.

He's still getting used to that.

I'm testing out where to point when I pointed somebody out there.

Right in the middle of that lens, man.

And I'm eating a hairy eyeball.

And I've got the Elmer Fud shirt on and I've got from like 20 years old Polkette sent

me this shirt.

Polkette digs 98Q Country for those of you watching on YouTube.

Shout out to the 17 of you.

Yes, and you can always watch back on that too.

And I'm working on the first day of my beard here, so.

All right.

How long is that going to take, Big G?

Probably having a full tomorrow.

Oh, okay.

I was thinking, thanks.

For me, it'd be like Valentine's Day.

All right.

Let's go to the phones here.

You're on the roundup.

Who is this?

Hey, this is the white weasel down at 3Z's Dear Camp in Oklahoma.

The white weasel.

You see easy, son?

All right.

3Z's Dear Camp in Oklahoma.

3Z's Dear Camp.

All right.

In Oklahoma.

What's happening down there today?

I got a seven pointer today.

You got a seven pointer?

Nice.

Did you just sneak up on it?

Did it come right out for you?

It came right out for me.

Yeah.

I'm about to sneak in.

That was a dump truck rolling through a library.

I'll be a little better than I am.

Anybody else in your party do anything out there?

Not in our party, but MJ Down at Nutsack.

Got her first year.

She got a dough today.

MJ.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

All right.

MJ.

All right.

Very good.

Very good.

Let me give a shout out to the women.

Yes.

Yes.

There we go.

Lena's giving a shout out to the gals out there.

All right.

Very good.

All right.

Well, White Weasel.

Thank you so much.

Congrats on that seven pointer.

If you look real close when you go to the YouTube feed and the background there, you'll see a

seven point deer hanging on the wall some 44 years ago.

I dropped that baby.

It was never a doubt.

Never a doubt.

All right.

White Weasel.

All right.

Thank you, guys.

Thank you so much.

I'm going to let that go.

Hey, man.

Hi, who's this?

You're on the roundup.

Hey, there's a short stuff from the red solo cup, your cap.

Short stuff.

I had been doing a recurring collar.

I don't want to say it's an addiction to the roundup, but there may be an intervention.

Short stuff.

Well, like I said, I've been listening to you guys since the 80s.

Since when?

Since the 80s.

Since when?

Since the 1980s.

Since when?

Since the 1980s.

That was my prime.

Yes.

The 80s.

Oh, wait a minute.

I guess maybe I didn't have a prime, but it was closer to prime.

Great.

And again.

All right.

Short stuff.

Where's the red solo cup camp?

We're in the Twin Cities Loretta Draper.

Loretta and Draper.

I was like the Twin Cities reference there.

Very nice.

All right.

What do you got to report over there today?

Kind of slow, not a lot moving.

All right.

Are you talking about you?

I'm talking about you or the deer?

Both.

All right.

Very nice.

All right.

I'm going to overuse that applause.

It's going to get a workout today.

It's going to get a workout today.

All right.

We're trying to make the best of it.

We're having a chili feed here in our ACP clubhouse.

Oh, that sounds good.

For the deer hunters.

All right.

And we're in winter by Doc Smith Park on Park Street.

All right.

Well, we've been warned.

So we should be ventilated the windows after the chili feed tonight.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The windows open in the deer camp, right?

Nothing.

It's nice weather out there.

All right.

Nice temperature.

All right.

Short stuff.

Sounds like a good time.

Thank you so much for calling.

We appreciate it.

All right.

Bye-bye.

All right.

And we appreciate our listeners.

For years and years, this deer hunters round up is aired only on 98Q country.

It's expanded to many different areas.

So pardon us for the first day or so here as we're kind of transitioning

to a lot of stuff going on.

I did this show for many, many years.

Big G.

And it was just me.

I was just all alone in the studio for many, many years over the pandemic.

I was the only one here.

So now we're on YouTube.

And I've got, you know, young guys that make me feel really, really old.

And who know what they're doing technically here in the studio.

Yeah.

Yes.

But we have, you can email us too.

Gray is going to get to some of those in just a little bit.

WCQM at civicmedia.us.

You can email us.

I'll text us through the civic media app also.

Lina from Leena's Northern Pines Resort in Leena's Bar and Grill Is in Studio.

Lena, we invite folks to come on out and see you guys here with the hunting season.

What do you got going on out there?

Well, our bar today, I had two deer brought in for the buck pool.

We had a six pointer.

Oh, nice.

And half inch spread.

And then we had a four pointer.

A little bit smaller, about five and three quarters spread.

Okay.

Nice.

And the one young man, I got it in five field,

and he said that's the first time he's set for just an hour and a half and he got one.

Oh, really?

Wow.

Nice.

Yeah, Lena's Northern Pines Resort.

Lena's one of our title sponsors this year.

So, thank you, Lena.

Yep.

Breakfast buffet out there again tomorrow morning, right?

Absolutely.

7 a.m. for anybody that's hungry.

Yeah.

When you're done with hunting, go on out there, watch a packer game out there.

330.

Tomorrow afternoon at Leena's.

Yeah.

All right.

Very good.

Let's go back to the phone lines here.

You're on the Ronda.

Who's this?

Cam Schnackle.

Cam Schnackle.

We're both three.

We're both three.

Are you guys, Mike?

We are just on the city limits of, right?

Philips, what's going on?

Just on the city limits.

All right.

You're not anywhere near Lugerville.

Are you there, Mike?

All right.

No, we're right on the city limit.

All right.

Just check it.

People are used to be making fun of Lugerville, of course.

All right.

So what's happening at Cam Schnackle out there, Mike?

Rims just mokin some darts.

Bring us some diamond mountain dew.

We've seen four squirrels, one doe, and a buddy.

And a buddy.

All right.

Very good.

So are you hunting in a blind or a deer stand or audio?

How do you, what's your strategy this year?

We're sitting in a 36 foot travel trailer.

Oh, wow.

36 foot.

Are you the one I saw in the Walmart parking lot today?

Is that you?

Yeah.

We're sitting at Walmart parking lot.

Yeah.

That's that drainage thing.

You shouldn't do it there.

Okay.

Okay.

Yeah.

I gotta get.

I can I give out a quick shout out, though?

Mm-hmm.

Yeah, you bet.

That's what we're here for.

I would like to give a shout out to Moss Trucking.

Okay.

What do you want to do?

Moss Trucking.

That guy's kick ass.

All right.

I would like to give a shout out to a guy by name of Jerry Pusock.

All right.

He likes old whiskey.

Oh, likes old.

Old whiskey in a dirty glass.

I heard about the Fusocks.

No.

Michael, thank you for checking in.

We appreciate you very much.

Thank you very much.

You bet.

Again, the phone number is 715-744-106.

That is our studio line.

If you want to get a hold of us here,

if it's busy, try back.

If you pick up and put you on hold,

you won't hear the radio station when you're on hold.

We're still working on that part.

Who's there on the roundup?

Who's this?

This is Stephanie from Camp Bundy.

Camp Bundy.

Where is Camp Bundy, Stephanie?

Good.

In Gilden, Wisconsin.

All right.

What's the good word in Gilden tonight?

Two cats and two squirrels today.

Two cats and two squirrels.

That goes in the cabin or out in the woods.

I told you all about when we went to the bar.

All right.

You saw them when you went to the bar.

Were you even in the woods today, Stephanie?

I'm sorry, what?

Were you even in the woods today?

Oh, yes.

Okay.

All right.

Want to make that very clear.

All right.

So you didn't see any deer?

Nope.

Okay.

All right.

Well, that leaves room for improvement for you guys.

All right.

What's the beverage of choice at Camp Bundy tonight?

I think it's been cold.

All right.

Anything cold?

All right, Stephanie.

Good to hear from you.

Yes, please.

All right.

Any time you guys call automatically,

go down and see that, Stephanie.

Camp Bundy.

It goes into the prize box.

And we have, what would you say, Big G?

Four, five thousand dollars for the prizes.

Maybe more than that.

We are more than that.

I mean, this is the biggest show I think we've had.

It's the biggest show we're equipsing.

We were equipsing like $11,000 in prizes here just the other day.

So, I mean, it's just a huge show.

A great response from all the businesses and stuff.

And just a lot of fun.

I mean, just a lot of fun.

And what are we going on here?

Like 30 years?

It's got to be 50 years.

It's got to be 50 years.

I think originally the show started just a lot of information

because it was all lane lines backed.

And people didn't have lines at their cabins.

But now when the cell phones came around,

then all of a sudden it's like,

well, let's have people calling from their shacks

and stuff like that.

So the format that it is right now,

I think is probably 30 years or so.

That's probably about when you go back when cell phones became popular.

I guess probably everybody had a cell phone within the last.

25 or 30 years.

So, yeah.

All the prizes that were given away by the way,

I spent like an hour and a half last night, 98QCountry.com.

If you go to the dealers roundup on the bottom,

it says prize list.

And you're going to spend like 20 minutes

going through the whole list of prizes on there.

Also, every night we do the roundup,

you can win a prize by texting us.

So the keyword for today is Wild Woods.

Wild Woods taxidermy is one of our sponsors.

If you text us the keyword Wild Woods

through the Civic Media app,

you will automatically, you can download that for free,

by the way, the Civic Media app on your Android or iPhone.

Tonight's prize.

Someone's going to win and we'll launch this tomorrow night.

Someone's going to win a $25 Bader's gift card,

$50 to Freeze Firewood.

A Deer Hunters hoodie,

which we're going to talk more about that,

the Deer Hunters Roundup hoodie,

and also $50 to Northern Pines from Lena too.

So just in the text to win tonight,

that's going to be $175 value.

So text us the word Wild Woods right now

before midnight to get in on those prizes.

We have so much to talk to.

I'm waiting for our first call from our places,

especially down in the Nacusa Wisconsin Rapids area.

We always get calls from Hayward

because we kind of track over into that area.

But I'm hoping to hear from some of the folks down there

at 715-744-106.

You're on the roundup, who's this?

Hey Joel, it's the Bug Man.

Oh, I recognize that place.

Like I've said,

many, many times before Bug Man,

the show does not officially begin

until the Bug Man calls.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much.

You are the epitome,

you are the essence of what Northern Wisconsin,

all of Wisconsin,

deer hunting is about family,

about respect for the animals

and the glory of the hunt.

Is that a good way to put it, Bug Man?

Eight bones.

Get my hip boots.

It's coming in kind of tonight.

That's right.

All right, Bug Man.

What happened for you guys out there today?

Oh, long day is sitting.

But I did see one deer.

Right at sunset.

And it was a doe.

So it's still out there doing whatever doe things

they are doing this time of the year.

Whatever doe you are.

Are you in a blind tree stand?

Oh, yeah.

I'm in a stand.

I got a lock on stand.

I like getting out there and in the wind

and in the cold and a little bit of sun today.

So for some of the new people

that are listening to the roundup,

every camp has a name and every most people have a moniker.

You're the Bug Man.

Who else you got hunting with you this year, Bug Man?

Oh, I got my son bones.

He made the trip up last night

and we're firing up the camp here

and new changes here.

Mrs. Bug Man actually went down south to go visit her sister.

Oh, what you doing?

We just got the two dudes in the camp this year.

All right.

All right.

Nothing wrong with that?

You're batching it up.

But you do some cooking anyway, don't you?

Oh, yeah.

Pretty limited.

Bones is much better.

Okay.

All right.

And the menu tonight is chicken tortilla soup.

Chicken tortilla.

It's all the sides with guacamole and lime all ready to rock.

All right.

You might have to share that with Lena from Lena's Northern Pines.

Chicken tortilla soup.

That sounds like something unique, huh?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah.

All about that.

What are we doing tomorrow?

Are we hunting tomorrow?

Are we watching some packers?

What are we doing out there?

Yeah.

We're going to go out, you know, pre-dawn

until either it's done or until the sun goes away.

All right.

I'm going to put in a different order for lunch though, you know,

bones, I think, was kind of squashed in my deer sightings.

Oh, yeah.

Why is that?

What did he have for lunch?

He made a sandwiches and the bread he used, he used sourdough bread.

Oh, sourdough.

Okay.

Is that irritate the balls a little bit there, bug man?

Or what's going on here?

Sourdough.

She's the way the box.

There's sourdough.

Oh, I got it.

I got it.

All right.

I just, that's all right.

Don't worry about it.

He was born in 1960s.

I want to leave to bug man's defense here.

He also emailed us a little bit ago at the WCQM inbox and that made way more sense by text.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I got you, bug man.

I'm just bug man.

I'm still getting used to a 38-year-old, wily veteran being on video.

I just can't, we can't get past that.

I'm not sure if I ever will.

So you're doing a great job.

We love you.

I love the show.

Keep up the good work.

Thank you, bug man.

And now that we have a camera, we got to give bug man in studio to see everybody.

I'm sure get them on the red carpet and the runway.

More of your calls.

We need to get some sponsors in here.

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You're in the Ronda, who is this?

Take a guess.

Camp Longshot. How are we doing there? Camp Longshot?

Right. Why did you change the number?

Well, I don't know. Things change, you know.

Why do we not call it a landline anymore?

Too many people calling about car insurance. We had to change it up.

Yeah. All right.

Get the old furties changes.

Who are you talking to?

I'm just going to miss.

I can talk to me myself and I.

All right, Mr. Janicek, what happened at Camp Longshot today?

Didn't see anything.

Only seen the gray squirrels in the little checkmunks all fighting.

Why would the deer be out running around?

There's a beautiful day out there. What are they doing?

Fighting.

What fighting? They're fighting, you said?

Oh, yeah.

Oh.

Airpods tables, everything boy.

They're, they're, they're hard atter.

Are they still in the rut out there too?

What's that?

The deer's, the deer's still rutting out there or not?

Think so.

Yeah. Okay.

All right.

You guys like to wait to get your deer the last day anyway, right?

No, I got, I got shot at dogs.

Crossbow.

Okay. All right. So you got venison.

You're good. You're good.

All right. Anything else you want to yell at us about, Mr. Janicek?

Hey, thanks.

Hey, thanks.

Hey, thanks for checking in.

We appreciate you guys very much. Say, say hi to the brother.

Yeah, put Bucky on there.

We'll get to some music. You bet you, you bet. Okay.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

We will get to some music.

Our number one priority in the journey is round up is your call.

So we play music when there's not calls traditionally the first night like this.

There's no music because we will put a few songs at the end when we're done.

But if we get nights where there's no calls, then we'll play music.

If you really want to hear a 30 point buck by bananas at large, go on YouTube.

It's on there like 8,000 different times that people posted are down there.

If you really want to hear it, so that's a way to find it too.

You are on the round up. Who is this?

Hey, this is Gunter Gunter Gunter.

Gunter.

Gunter. Where are you calling from, Gunter?

We're in Marlago, North.

We renamed her this year.

Marlago, North.

Marlago, North.

Marlago, North.

Okay.

Hang on.

Hang on you in the first reference.

So I get to play this.

They're eating the dogs.

They're eating the pets.

All right, Gunter.

Marlago.

We're going to have to eat the dogs.

We didn't get anything today.

Marlago, North Gunter.

So you didn't see anything out there.

I always saw you, but nothing, nothing we could shoot at.

It's a good news, bad news thing, right, Gunter?

When it's a beautiful day like this, 35, 38,

you're going to have a nice day in the woods, but the deer,

you're probably not going to see much.

Is that an accurate statement?

Yeah, it's pretty much.

We saw them this morning, but nothing this afternoon.

So Laney saw a couple this actually late afternoon,

but ED and I saw nothing except this morning.

Okay.

All right.

Well, we're going to get a change in the weather.

I mean, by the time Thanksgiving rolls are on,

we're going to have highs in the teens.

So we're going to have our time to freezer,

took us as often, maybe shoot a deer.

So that'd be good.

We need to snowball the trails open this year.

Yeah.

That would be nice.

Yeah.

Definitely.

Gunter, thank you so much for checking in from Mar-a-Lago North.

Appreciate it.

All right.

Take care, man.

You bet Camp Mar-a-Lago North.

That is, of course.

You're on the road.

Who's this?

Hey, this is Thorke over at Camp Jungle Studs.

Camp Jungle Stubbs?

Stubbs.

Stubbs.

Oh, Jungle Studs.

All right.

We're about Studs.

Okay.

We're about as Camp Jungle Studs.

We're just pretty much straight north of Oxbowl,

right on the Price Sawyer County line.

North of Oxbowl.

Aren't we all really a little bit north of Oxbowl here?

When you think about it.

When you think about it.

What's happening out there?

Not much.

I heard a couple shots in the morning.

Didn't see any deer.

Grouse flush right above my head when it was dark.

So that's trying to change my pants on the street.

Scared the living.

Yeah.

That's the nice casual walk through the woods

and there's like a partridge or a grouse.

It's just your heart's good now, right?

Your heart's good?

Yeah.

Yeah.

I had to check it out once I got out of the woods.

Yeah.

You can cancel that.

You're really physical.

You're good.

Yeah.

I know we're just getting some food going.

I've got to give a shout out to my girlfriend Mel,

homemade chicken nookie soup.

Oh, nice.

At least we're eating good.

All right.

We'll check it again later.

We're here the whole season.

So give us some good news later on.

Okay.

That was good.

Thanks, guys.

We're here today.

Okay.

Yeah.

You mentioned some of our title sponsors here.

The title sponsors here for your hundreds round up.

2024.

Of course, Lina.

We're happy to have her guests in studio tonight.

Lina is Northern Pines Resort.

Right there.

I have a lake shore drive and butter and a butter and a lake.

Wildwoods tax, a Dürmys studio, right in five field there.

Travis over there to some beautiful moths and everything.

So Shwaman Hohm Furnace Singh's a long time title sponsor

of our, during his roundup show.

They're providing a recliner for our grand pro.

Love our grand prize packages.

Northwoods Reality Tim and Kelli knew out there.

Basically, Northwoods Wisconsin, Northwoods WI.

Check them out there.

Northwoods Reality and then Bader Sports Center down in Phillips.

And Chuck and Jennifer, the Central Shooting Supplies

are our title sponsors this year.

So all right.

Got some fantastic prizes.

Yeah.

All of our sponsors are listed on the 98Q country.com on the

Guarantors Roundup.

It's a brand new page this year.

We're going to put photos on there.

When you send us photos, WCQM at civicmedia.us.

We'll upload them on there.

Anybody who sends in a photo, the adult prize is from,

I believe, the Central Shooting Supplies.

Central Shooting Supplies up.

Yep.

And then we've got a youth contest where anybody who calls in,

tell us if your youth, high school or under,

if we don't say something, and you're going to go in for a drawing

for a youth gun courtesy of Ron and the folks at...

Neem of them.

Neem of them.

Neem of them.

All right.

What do we got?

Who got a lot of emails coming in?

We got a shout out from Heather at Camp Wannabuck in Lugerville,

or excuse me, shout out to Camp Wannabuck in Lugerville from

Heather at Camp Shoot De Mune in Triple-I.

Have a safe and successful hunt.

Sorry about that mix up there, Heather.

And I've got Robin, shout out to all the hunters,

especially the KO Shack.

I've got an update from Camp Belly Acres,

off to a great start for the 2024 season on October 6th.

Shack on Ali scored with a nice dough during the youth hunt,

and Dumper scored with a buck on Wednesday with a crossbow,

not much today, but they'll continue tomorrow.

And they wanted to thank us for putting up

this awesome annual event.

Thank you from Camp Belly Acres for submitting your feedback.

I've got one more here for you.

No nuts from Camp Sendit checking in,

opening day was beautiful, but no luck.

Big shout out to Camp Belly Acres.

Good luck and stay safe to all hunters,

young and old this year.

You are on the ronda, who's this?

I'm from Camp Belly.

Say that again.

What's the camp again?

Camp, better not.

Camp, believe it or not.

Okay, and where are both are you, are you hunting?

You have no idea where you are, do you?

You're on, yeah, you're out of school.

How old are you?

What's your name?

Hello.

I think we lost her.

That was a bad cell signal.

I feel bad now that she didn't have a chance

to jab back at me after that mean.

To be fair, though, in northern Wisconsin,

it's all bad cells.

See, Lena, see how it can be sometimes?

See, this is the site of the morning guy

that she don't want to see.

Right, Lena?

Later away, Joe.

I did.

We lost the cell.

It was a very bad timing.

I wanted to have fun with her,

but Camp, believe it or not,

she was high school age or younger, right?

Yeah.

Yeah.

She'll go in for the time.

I think she was probably in Melbourne.

She'll call us back.

Lena, you have a hunting tradition in your family.

Your husband and others like to hunt, right?

Well, my husband grew up hunting.

His father out in the Peaksville area.

They've been coming up since they were little boys.

And it was a big tradition out there

for my husband's side of the family.

Yeah.

He told stories when they were little of the old canvas tents

with the old, throw that little stove fire thing in there

to warm up the whole tent.

Yeah.

And everybody's running around in their underwear

because it gets so hot in there.

Yeah.

It's a good story.

What did they do there hunting as years ago

or in the years past?

Yeah.

In Peaksville.

In Peaksville.

Oh, nice.

Probably the traditional deer drives and stuff like that.

I don't know about the deer drives,

but I know if you're referring to deer drive

in going to the tavern.

Why not?

Yeah.

I like that.

Hang on.

We got to give Lena herpers.

There we go.

That's like the deer drive.

All right.

Very good.

Back to the phones here.

You are on the roundup.

Who is this?

Yeah.

So I jump from camp cold beer and no deer.

Camp cold beer?

No deer.

And no deer.

I drop, you said?

Elijah.

Elijah.

Elijah.

Okay.

Camp cold beer and no deer.

Whereabouts are you guys hunting?

Beautiful downtown Brantland.

Downtown, right in the heart of downtown.

All right.

The lights of the bright lights of the city,

the skyscrapers, majestic at best, right?

Yeah.

Yep.

What's happening out there?

Did you see any deer?

Yeah.

Nothing, but my grandpa saw a blue jay.

I saw my grandpa saw a blue jay.

Now it's setting the bar low right there.

Elijah is setting the bar low.

He didn't shoot at him, did he?

Oh.

They can be mean birds.

Those blue jays can't think.

They're not as bad as turkeys.

Yeah.

All right.

So what's the plan?

How many people in your camp out there?

Um.

Five or six.

Five or six.

Okay.

All right.

We back you at it tomorrow.

Tomorrow morning, bright and early.

Yeah.

All right.

What's bright and early for you?

Uh, four or five, five thirty.

Very impressive.

Very impressive.

All right.

Good luck to you.

Check in again later in the week.

Okay.

All right.

Thank you.

Appreciate it very much.

I had a feeling he was setting me up for something there.

But I just kind of let him go.

You.

You're on the roundup.

Who's this?

Hey, this is Bieber from Camp Roscoe.

Hey, Bieber.

How you doing?

Not too bad.

How you guys doing?

Good.

We're about to camp Roscoe.

We're in excellent.

In excellent.

All right.

All right.

Give us.

Give us some good news.

Everybody's just seeing blue jays and squirrels and all that stuff.

How about you guys?

Well, it's about the same here.

I mean, uh, it's been a six pointer.

Betted down about 50 yards away.

Couple dull, but not so much.

Couple blue jays, couple squirrels.

Yeah.

Just too nice.

Just too nice out there.

I think we'll get our chance here.

When that weather cools down here later in the season and those deer are forced to move around a little bit.

I think we'll have our shot.

Don't you think so?

Oh, yeah.

Next week we should be getting some movement here.

Yeah.

Yeah, I think so.

All right.

See, I was going to have a question tonight, but I kind of, everything that was going on, but I'll ask randomly to a few people.

Bieber, if you had one board game, you could pull out a classic board game that you would challenge the rest of your camp people to.

What would that be?

Monopoly.

Monopoly.

Exactly.

Ruthless.

My wife.

You see, when your wife says she won't play Monopoly with you, Bieber, you're playing Monopoly right, right?

Oh, yeah.

That's right.

That's right.

Bieber.

All right.

Relentless, right?

Looking at Rachel nodding over there.

Rachel's nodding to gray too.

Let's say a thing.

All right.

Bieber.

Yeah.

My grandma and grandpa.

All right.

Very good, Bieber.

Very good.

All right.

Thank you, Bieber.

Thanks for checking in.

We appreciate very much.

All right.

Talk to you tomorrow, Joe.

You betcha.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hang on.

I got to do that because then it won't let me do that.

There you go.

You're on the roundup.

Who's this?

Hi.

This is Joan from Joan's Joint.

Joan's Joint.

Joan's Joint.

Joan's Joint.

Yeah.

Sounds like a fun place.

Where are you?

How are you?

I'm in Einstein.

And my son and grandson are hunting.

And well, you've seen some squirrels today.

But, yeah.

No deer.

No deer yet.

I want to give a shout out to Camp Kiliman.