Alright so uh, so November 26th, here we are up in Indiana County, Pennsylvania, for deer camp, 2011. The season opens up on Monday and we're only getting to be able to hunt Monday this year because my dad's got to get back home to get on the DC. It's on Tuesday. It's really unseasonably warm up here. It's like almost probably like 60 degrees and we try to be more quiet. There's four deer right here in the field next to the road. They didn't see me yet. I'm going to keep sneaking up. I'm sure I'm looking at me. She says a low one. She can't figure out what I am. The other three have no idea. Oh, there's actually six. I couldn't see him down that little depression. They're starting to pick up homey. There we go. I can't believe they're not busts. Oh, there they go. Still one. Come on, run back with your friends. Yeah, there. There she goes. Here's the rest of that field. There's doe right back over there. There's the little field pond. There's no deer over here. There's doe's, but it spooked him though. There's the old condo stand. Nobody hunts out of that thing anymore. It's probably not even safe. It's probably all rotted out. I'm going to keep going down to the other pond. There's a nice shot of rock ridge for you. That's what we call it anyway. I'll probably be hunting the back side of that on Monday. I just busted another deer over on the other side of those pines. I have no idea what it was. I saw it was the tail and then I saw it moving through the woods. There's deer or long gun. Here's a nice shot of the dam though. I'm cutting many, many bass out of this pond. I don't know if you can see the dock way down there. There's a little boat actually that we take out sometimes. There's a pike in there too. One lone pike. His name's Jaws. I've seen him a few times. I only hooked up with him once and his bi-accident. And he cut my line and I've been trying to catch him since then. His deer are long gone. The ones I saw back here, I don't know. I think they went back that way. But I'm going to go up into this cornfield. And see if there's anything out in there. Here's the cornfield. There's the old barn. So I'm just going to go up to the barn up here and just sit in there for a while. See if anything comes in that field.