To start this episode, Terry makes an episode about how Lester's Feet is doing a Hurricane Relief Project before discussing Don's recent successful hunt for his target buck, Zacchaeus. They delve into the strategies and tactics used during the hunt, the importance of patience and experience, and the lessons learned from the experience. The conversation also touches on the role of equipment, the significance of relationships in hunting, and the impact of EHD on deer populations. Additionally, they celebrate the success of fellow hunter Brandon Epperson and discuss the recent surge in big buck sightings, emphasizing the diverse hunting styles and philosophies within the community. In this conversation, Don discusses the ethics of big buck hunting, emphasizing the importance of integrity and respect for fellow hunters. He shares personal experiences that shaped his views on hunting tactics, including the choice between tree stands and blinds, and offers practical advice for hunting small sections of cover. The discussion also touches on the transition from gun hunting to bow hunting, highlighting the challenges and rewards of each method. Takeaways Don was confident he would eventually kill Zacchaeus. The hunt was executed with a unique and educational strategy. Finding the deer in its first bed is crucial for recovery. The relationship with Matthews has been long-standing and beneficial. Brandon Epperson's hunt video showcases his impressive skills. EHD is impacting deer populations in various areas. Bobby Worthington's hunting philosophy connects generations. The recent week saw a surge in big buck kills. The hunting community is diverse and should be respected. Celebrating fellow hunters fosters a positive community spirit. The hardest part of killing a giant buck is finding one. Ethics in hunting is subjective and personal. It's important to consider the feelings of local hunters. Hunting should not come at the expense of others' experiences. Setting a good example in hunting is crucial. Playing the wind is essential, regardless of hunting method. Access to hunting spots is as important as timing. Small cover can be effective if approached correctly. Bow hunting offers a more personal and challenging experience. Integrity in hunting lasts longer than the thrill of the kill.