On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, Shawn Jordan welcomes Aiden Rhea, founder and president of Western Wyoming Disabled Hunters, for a conversation about hunting, disability advocacy, community, and the importance of making the outdoors accessible to everyone. Aiden shares his story of growing up in Wyoming, his passion for the outdoors, and the experiences that inspired him to create an organization dedicated to helping disabled individuals experience hunting and other outdoor activities.

In today's episode, we discuss Aiden's journey toward creating Western Wyoming Disabled Hunters, the challenges of starting a nonprofit, and the organization's first successful hunts. Aiden explains why one-on-one hunting experiences are so important and how community support has helped turn his original dream and vision into a growing organization. The conversation also explores accessibility in hunting, the importance of connecting people with the outdoors, and the personal experiences that continue to motivate Aiden's work.

Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Connect with Aiden Rhea and Western Wyoming Disabled Hunters:

Website: https://www.wwdhunters.com/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578547169110

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/western_wyo_disabled_hunters/

 

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, Shawn Jordan welcomes Aiden Rhea, founder and president of Western Wyoming Disabled Hunters, for a conversation about hunting, disability advocacy, community, and the importance of making the outdoors accessible to everyone. Aiden shares his story of growing up in Wyoming, his passion for the outdoors, and the experiences that inspired him to create an organization dedicated to helping disabled individuals experience hunting and other outdoor activities.
In today's episode, we discuss Aiden's journey toward creating Western Wyoming Disabled Hunters, the challenges of starting a nonprofit, and the organization's first successful hunts. Aiden explains why one-on-one hunting experiences are so important and how community support has helped turn his original dream and vision into a growing organization. The conversation also explores accessibility in hunting, the importance of connecting people with the outdoors, and the personal experiences that continue to motivate Aiden's work.
Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Connect with Aiden Rhea and Western Wyoming Disabled Hunters:
Website: https://www.wwdhunters.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61578547169110
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/western_wyo_disabled_hunters/
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Purpose, Hunting, and Advocacy with Aiden Rhea

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, Shawn Jordan welcomes Dillon Duncan for a wide-ranging conversation covering fishing adventures, hunting, conservation, political awareness, ancient history, and the importance of community among outdoor enthusiasts. Dillon and Shawn share stories and experiences from their time in the outdoors while looking ahead to exciting hunting seasons and future adventures.

In today's episode, we discuss Dillon's unforgettable ling cod fishing experience, freshwater fishing techniques, fish preparation and safety, and the unique challenges and opportunities faced by disabled divers. Dillon and Shawn also talk about cooking fish, including ceviche, and the importance of understanding parasites and proper preparation when enjoying your catch. The conversation then shifts toward hunting season, including Dillon's upcoming hunts, Kansas hunting regulations, and his excitement about pursuing pronghorn antelope in New Mexico. They explore what makes pronghorn such incredible and unique animals, as well as the importance of wildlife conservation and organizations such as the North American Pronghorn Foundation.

We also dive into political awareness and the challenge of staying informed without becoming overwhelmed, along with the role social media plays in connecting members of the outdoor community. Dillon and Shawn discuss ancient peoples and the history of North America, while looking toward future conversations with knowledgeable historians. Through it all, the episode highlights the shared experiences, friendships, and community that make outdoor adventures so meaningful.

Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com .

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Connect with Dillon Duncan on Instagram:
https://www.instagram.com/dillonduncan/ 

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, Shawn Jordan welcomes Dillon Duncan for a wide-ranging conversation covering fishing adventures, hunting, conservation, political awareness, ancient history, and the importance of community among outdoor enthusiasts. Dillon and Shawn share stories and experiences from their time in the outdoors while looking ahead to exciting hunting seasons and future adventures.
In today's episode, we discuss Dillon's unforgettable ling cod fishing experience, freshwater fishing techniques, fish preparation and safety, and the unique challenges and opportunities faced by disabled divers. Dillon and Shawn also talk about cooking fish, including ceviche, and the importance of understanding parasites and proper preparation when enjoying your catch. The conversation then shifts toward hunting season, including Dillon's upcoming hunts, Kansas hunting regulations, and his excitement about pursuing pronghorn antelope in New Mexico. They explore what makes pronghorn such incredible and unique animals, as well as the importance of wildlife conservation and organizations such as the North American Pronghorn Foundation.
We also dive into political awareness and the challenge of staying informed without becoming overwhelmed, along with the role social media plays in connecting members of the outdoor community. Dillon and Shawn discuss ancient peoples and the history of North America, while looking toward future conversations with knowledgeable historians. Through it all, the episode highlights the shared experiences, friendships, and community that make outdoor adventures so meaningful.
Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at <a href="mailto:theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com">theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com</a> .
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit <a href="https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman">https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman</a>. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Connect with Dillon Duncan on Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dillonduncan/">https://www.instagram.com/dillonduncan/</a>&nbsp;

From Big Fish to Big Game with Dillon Duncan

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, Shawn Jordan welcomes Micah Seavers, founder of Walking Humbly Outdoor Adventures (WHOA), for a conversation about empowering youth through outdoor activities, mentorship, conservation, and community. Micah shares the story behind WHOA and his passion for providing kids with meaningful opportunities to experience the outdoors while learning valuable life lessons along the way.

In today's episode, we discuss the importance of mentorship and the wide variety of programs WHOA offers, including hunting, fishing, metal detecting, and other outdoor adventures. Micah shares details about the Heroes Hunt, a special event for children of fallen and wounded service members, and explains how hands-on outdoor experiences teach kids responsibility, ethics, respect for nature, and the impact of their decisions. We also discuss building camaraderie and lasting friendships, practicing ethical hunting and conservation, and the importance of volunteers, donors, and community support in sustaining a nonprofit. Micah shares his vision for future conservation efforts, including natural habitat restoration and creating more opportunities for youth to connect with the outdoors.

Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com .

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman . Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Connect with Micah Seavers and Walking Humbly Outdoor Adventures (WHOA) at:

www.whoaky.org 

www.facebook.com/Walkinghumblyoutdooradventures 

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, Shawn Jordan welcomes Micah Seavers, founder of Walking Humbly Outdoor Adventures (WHOA), for a conversation about empowering youth through outdoor activities, mentorship, conservation, and community. Micah shares the story behind WHOA and his passion for providing kids with meaningful opportunities to experience the outdoors while learning valuable life lessons along the way.
In today's episode, we discuss the importance of mentorship and the wide variety of programs WHOA offers, including hunting, fishing, metal detecting, and other outdoor adventures. Micah shares details about the Heroes Hunt, a special event for children of fallen and wounded service members, and explains how hands-on outdoor experiences teach kids responsibility, ethics, respect for nature, and the impact of their decisions. We also discuss building camaraderie and lasting friendships, practicing ethical hunting and conservation, and the importance of volunteers, donors, and community support in sustaining a nonprofit. Micah shares his vision for future conservation efforts, including natural habitat restoration and creating more opportunities for youth to connect with the outdoors.
Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at <a href="mailto:theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com">theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com</a> .
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit <a href="https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman">https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman</a> . Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Connect with Micah Seavers and Walking Humbly Outdoor Adventures (WHOA) at:
<a href="https://www.whoaky.org">www.whoaky.org</a>&nbsp;
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/Walkinghumblyoutdooradventures">www.facebook.com/Walkinghumblyoutdooradventures</a>&nbsp;

Empowering Youth Through Outdoor Adventures with Micah Seavers

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back Chad Waligura of Able Outdoors for a conversation three years in the making. Shawn Jordan and Chad reconnect to discuss health challenges, fitness journeys, hunting adventures, podcasting, and the latest innovations making outdoor activities more accessible. They share experiences from past hunts, upcoming hunting plans, and the importance of community and connection within the outdoor world.

In today's episode, we discuss innovative hunting solutions, adaptive equipment, bird hunting challenges, deer season preparation, and the importance of understanding local hunting regulations. Chad shares his experiences with hunting and fishing, along with his plans for upcoming adventures in Utah. We also talk about the impact of AI and technology on health and outdoor activities, the evolution of podcasting in the outdoor space, travel challenges, driving technology and safety, sponsorships, and the importance of collaboration within the outdoor community. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the value of planning ahead, finding creative solutions, and supporting one another to make outdoor adventures more accessible and enjoyable.

Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.

Connect with Chad Waligura and Able Outdoors at:

https://www.instagram.com/chadwaligura/, https://www.instagram.com/able_outdoors/, https://www.facebook.com/AbleOutdoorsTV, https://www.facebook.com/cwaligura 

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back Chad Waligura of Able Outdoors for a conversation three years in the making. Shawn Jordan and Chad reconnect to discuss health challenges, fitness journeys, hunting adventures, podcasting, and the latest innovations making outdoor activities more accessible. They share experiences from past hunts, upcoming hunting plans, and the importance of community and connection within the outdoor world.
In today's episode, we discuss innovative hunting solutions, adaptive equipment, bird hunting challenges, deer season preparation, and the importance of understanding local hunting regulations. Chad shares his experiences with hunting and fishing, along with his plans for upcoming adventures in Utah. We also talk about the impact of AI and technology on health and outdoor activities, the evolution of podcasting in the outdoor space, travel challenges, driving technology and safety, sponsorships, and the importance of collaboration within the outdoor community. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the value of planning ahead, finding creative solutions, and supporting one another to make outdoor adventures more accessible and enjoyable.
Thank you for tuning into this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.
Connect with Chad Waligura and Able Outdoors at:
<a href="https://www.instagram.com/chadwaligura/">https://www.instagram.com/chadwaligura/</a>, <a href="https://www.instagram.com/able_outdoors/">https://www.instagram.com/able_outdoors/</a>, <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AbleOutdoorsTV">https://www.facebook.com/AbleOutdoorsTV</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/cwaligura">https://www.facebook.com/cwaligura</a>&nbsp;

Catching Up with an Old Friend and Fellow Outdoorsman Chad Waligura

On this 200th episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back returning guest Mike Burnside, father of Kenzi Burnside, for a conversation about recent travels, hunting adventures, gear, and the latest technology for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. They share stories and experiences from trips from Kentucky to Florida, along with hunting successes, gear used in various hunts, and the importance of adaptability in outdoor pursuits.

In today's episode, we discuss hunting strategies, equipment setup and modifications, shot placement, and the latest crossbow and hunting technology. Mike shares his experiences from the field, including successful hunts and the gear that helped make them possible. We also talk about managing hunting gear, adapting to weather and travel conditions, upcoming hunting plans, wildlife management, and balancing family life with outdoor pursuits. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of adapting and overcoming challenges to make the most of every outdoor adventure.

Thank you for tuning into the 200th episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. 

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman . Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.

Connect with Mike Burnside at:

Instagram - www.instagram.com/mikeburnsidelivinglife/ 

Facebook - www.facebook.com/mike.burnside.185834 

On this 200th episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back returning guest Mike Burnside, father of Kenzi Burnside, for a conversation about recent travels, hunting adventures, gear, and the latest technology for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. They share stories and experiences from trips from Kentucky to Florida, along with hunting successes, gear used in various hunts, and the importance of adaptability in outdoor pursuits.
In today's episode, we discuss hunting strategies, equipment setup and modifications, shot placement, and the latest crossbow and hunting technology. Mike shares his experiences from the field, including successful hunts and the gear that helped make them possible. We also talk about managing hunting gear, adapting to weather and travel conditions, upcoming hunting plans, wildlife management, and balancing family life with outdoor pursuits. Throughout the conversation, they emphasize the importance of adapting and overcoming challenges to make the most of every outdoor adventure.
Thank you for tuning into the 200th episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at <a href="mailto:theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com">theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com</a>.&nbsp;
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit <a href="https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman">https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman</a> . Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.
Connect with Mike Burnside at:
Instagram - <a href="https://www.instagram.com/mikeburnsidelivinglife/">www.instagram.com/mikeburnsidelivinglife/</a>&nbsp;
Facebook - <a href="https://www.facebook.com/mike.burnside.185834">www.facebook.com/mike.burnside.185834</a>&nbsp;

Talking family and hunting with Mike Burnside 

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back returning guest L J Wilde, founder of Huckleberry Hiking. L J shares the continued growth and evolution of Huckleberry Hiking, a company focused on creating innovative outdoor equipment designed to help families and outdoor enthusiasts spend more time enjoying their adventures. From the development of the Ruck Truck to the release of a new electric assist, L J gives us an inside look at the products, challenges, and customer feedback driving the company forward.

In today's episode, we discuss the growth of Huckleberry Hiking, the evolution of the Ruck Truck, and the development of new electric-assist technology. L J shares how customer feedback and real-world experiences have influenced product development, including improvements to weight capacity, attachments, mobility, and overall functionality. We also talk about the challenges of growing a business, economic factors affecting outdoor gear sales, product testing and quality assurance, and expanding into new markets. Beyond the business side, we dive into hunting applications, family adventures, personal experiences in the outdoors, international customers, and the company's vision for developing new outdoor mobility solutions. L J also shares how Huckleberry Hiking has reached families in 29 countries and why the electric assist could be a major step forward for the Ruck Truck.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.

Connect with L J Wilde and Huckleberry Hiking at:

https://huckleberryhiking.com
https://www.instagram.com/huckleberryhiking/
https://www.facebook.com/huckleberryhiking

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back returning guest L J Wilde, founder of Huckleberry Hiking. L J shares the continued growth and evolution of Huckleberry Hiking, a company focused on creating innovative outdoor equipment designed to help families and outdoor enthusiasts spend more time enjoying their adventures. From the development of the Ruck Truck to the release of a new electric assist, L J gives us an inside look at the products, challenges, and customer feedback driving the company forward.
In today's episode, we discuss the growth of Huckleberry Hiking, the evolution of the Ruck Truck, and the development of new electric-assist technology. L J shares how customer feedback and real-world experiences have influenced product development, including improvements to weight capacity, attachments, mobility, and overall functionality. We also talk about the challenges of growing a business, economic factors affecting outdoor gear sales, product testing and quality assurance, and expanding into new markets. Beyond the business side, we dive into hunting applications, family adventures, personal experiences in the outdoors, international customers, and the company's vision for developing new outdoor mobility solutions. L J also shares how Huckleberry Hiking has reached families in 29 countries and why the electric assist could be a major step forward for the Ruck Truck.
Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.
Connect with L J Wilde and Huckleberry Hiking at:
https://huckleberryhiking.com https://www.instagram.com/huckleberryhiking/ https://www.facebook.com/huckleberryhiking

Revolutionizing Outdoor Adventures with L J Wilde

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Adam Watson, who shares his inspiring journey of overcoming a serious brachial plexus injury that left him with limited use of his right arm. Rather than allowing his injury to keep him from the outdoors, Adam found ways to adapt and continue pursuing his passion for hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventure. He discusses how he rebuilt the outdoors his way through adaptive techniques, specialized equipment, and determination, while sharing the experiences that have shaped his approach to hunting and life in the outdoors.

In today's episode, we discuss adaptive hunting and fishing, one-handed techniques, K9 training, wildlife management, and the unique challenges of hunting in environments like the Smoky Mountains and urban areas. Adam shares his experiences with adaptive equipment, fly fishing with one arm, hunting strategies, and the importance of community support for individuals with disabilities in the outdoors. We also dive into firearms, hunting traditions, ground hunting versus tree stands, scent management, firearms innovation, and the technology changing the way hunters approach the field. Along the way, Adam and Shawn Jordan share personal stories and experiences that highlight the psychological side of hunting, the importance of understanding animal behavior, and the balance between tradition and modern innovation.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.

Connect with The Sanctuary Gatlinburg at:

https://www.instagram.com/thesanctuarygatlinburg
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573353530037

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Adam Watson, who shares his inspiring journey of overcoming a serious brachial plexus injury that left him with limited use of his right arm. Rather than allowing his injury to keep him from the outdoors, Adam found ways to adapt and continue pursuing his passion for hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventure. He discusses how he rebuilt the outdoors his way through adaptive techniques, specialized equipment, and determination, while sharing the experiences that have shaped his approach to hunting and life in the outdoors.
In today's episode, we discuss adaptive hunting and fishing, one-handed techniques, K9 training, wildlife management, and the unique challenges of hunting in environments like the Smoky Mountains and urban areas. Adam shares his experiences with adaptive equipment, fly fishing with one arm, hunting strategies, and the importance of community support for individuals with disabilities in the outdoors. We also dive into firearms, hunting traditions, ground hunting versus tree stands, scent management, firearms innovation, and the technology changing the way hunters approach the field. Along the way, Adam and Shawn Jordan share personal stories and experiences that highlight the psychological side of hunting, the importance of understanding animal behavior, and the balance between tradition and modern innovation.
Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.
Connect with The Sanctuary Gatlinburg at:
https://www.instagram.com/thesanctuarygatlinburg https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61573353530037

Rebuilding the Outdoors with Adam Watson

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back returning guest Armando Martinez, Co-founder of The Bow Hitch. Armando shares the continued growth and evolution of a product designed to solve one of bowhunters' biggest challenges while building a brand focused on innovation, community, and helping hunters spend more time enjoying the outdoors. From product development and expos to expanding the reach of The Bow Hitch, Armando gives us an inside look at the journey behind the company.

In today's episode, we discuss the growth of The Bow Hitch, new product innovations, and the challenges of introducing new gear into the hunting industry. Armando shares how comfort, fitment, and solving real problems for hunters have guided the evolution of The Bow Hitch. We also talk about expanding into new markets, the importance of educating hunters, expo experiences, and how word-of-mouth continues to drive the company's success. Beyond the business side, we dive into the impact of Random Acts of Kindness, family involvement in hunting, emotional moments in the field, hunting videos, community engagement, giveaways, hunting regulations, travel preparation, wild game cooking, and Armando's vision for the future of The Bow Hitch.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.

Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.

Connect with Armando and The Bow Hitch at:

https://thebowhitch.com,  https://www.instagram.com/thebowhitch/, https://www.facebook.com/thebowhitch, https://www.youtube.com/@TheBowHitch

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome back returning guest Armando Martinez, Co-founder of The Bow Hitch. Armando shares the continued growth and evolution of a product designed to solve one of bowhunters' biggest challenges while building a brand focused on innovation, community, and helping hunters spend more time enjoying the outdoors. From product development and expos to expanding the reach of The Bow Hitch, Armando gives us an inside look at the journey behind the company.
In today's episode, we discuss the growth of The Bow Hitch, new product innovations, and the challenges of introducing new gear into the hunting industry. Armando shares how comfort, fitment, and solving real problems for hunters have guided the evolution of The Bow Hitch. We also talk about expanding into new markets, the importance of educating hunters, expo experiences, and how word-of-mouth continues to drive the company's success. Beyond the business side, we dive into the impact of Random Acts of Kindness, family involvement in hunting, emotional moments in the field, hunting videos, community engagement, giveaways, hunting regulations, travel preparation, wild game cooking, and Armando's vision for the future of The Bow Hitch.
Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!
If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at <a href="mailto:theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com">theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com</a>.
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit <a href="https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman">https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman</a>. Look for the podcast on @carbontvmedia.
Special thanks to our sponsor, @xtraarm, for supporting this episode.
Connect with Armando and The Bow Hitch at:
<a href="https://thebowhitch.com">https://thebowhitch.com</a>,&nbsp;&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/thebowhitch/">https://www.instagram.com/thebowhitch/</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/thebowhitch">https://www.facebook.com/thebowhitch</a>,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.youtube.com/@TheBowHitch">https://www.youtube.com/@TheBowHitch</a>

Building a Better Bow Hitch with Armando Martinez

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Terry Colley, creator of The Outdoor Amputee YouTube channel. Terry shares his journey as an amputee who has refused to let adversity keep him out of the outdoors. From fishing and kayaking to hunting and content creation, Terry has turned his passion into a resource that helps adaptive outdoorsmen discover new gear, techniques, and confidence in the field.

In today's episode, we discuss Terry's lifelong love for the outdoors, how The Outdoor Amputee YouTube channel evolved from documenting personal adventures into a platform dedicated to helping the adaptive community, and the rapid growth of adaptive outdoor technology. Terry shares his thoughts on prosthetics, stable fishing kayaks, 3D-printed adaptive equipment, and the importance of working with manufacturers to create products that are truly accessible. We also dive into memorable hunting stories, squirrel hunting, the role of e-bikes and drones in modern outdoor recreation, and Terry's vision for building a trusted resource where adaptive outdoorsmen can find information, inspiration, and support.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive!

If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

Special thanks to our sponsor, Xtra Arm, for supporting this episode.

Connect with Terry at:

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdooramputee

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/terry_colley_outdoor_amputee/

Facebook (Personal): https://www.facebook.com/tmoney1977

Facebook (The Outdoor Amputee): https://www.facebook.com/theoutdooramputee

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Terry Colley, creator of The Outdoor Amputee YouTube channel. Terry shares his journey as an amputee who has refused to let adversity keep him out of the outdoors. From fishing and kayaking to hunting and content creation, Terry has turned his passion into a resource that helps adaptive outdoorsmen discover new gear, techniques, and confidence in the field.
In today's episode, we discuss Terry's lifelong love for the outdoors, how The Outdoor Amputee YouTube channel evolved from documenting personal adventures into a platform dedicated to helping the adaptive community, and the rapid growth of adaptive outdoor technology. Terry shares his thoughts on prosthetics, stable fishing kayaks, 3D-printed adaptive equipment, and the importance of working with manufacturers to create products that are truly accessible. We also dive into memorable hunting stories, squirrel hunting, the role of e-bikes and drones in modern outdoor recreation, and Terry's vision for building a trusted resource where adaptive outdoorsmen can find information, inspiration, and support.
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If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at <a href="mailto:theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com">theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com</a>.
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit <a href="https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman">https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman</a>. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.
Special thanks to our sponsor, Xtra Arm, for supporting this episode.
Connect with Terry at:
YouTube: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdooramputee">https://www.youtube.com/@theoutdooramputee</a>
Instagram: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/terry_colley_outdoor_amputee/">https://www.instagram.com/terry_colley_outdoor_amputee/</a>
Facebook (Personal): <a href="https://www.facebook.com/tmoney1977">https://www.facebook.com/tmoney1977</a>
Facebook (The Outdoor Amputee): <a href="https://www.facebook.com/theoutdooramputee">https://www.facebook.com/theoutdooramputee</a>

Fishing, Hunting, and Adapting with Terry Colley

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Casey Allen, State Director of Cross Trail Outfitters. A lifelong outdoorsman and former youth pastor, Casey has dedicated his life to introducing kids and families to the outdoors through hunting, fishing, mentorship, and faith. Through Cross Trail Outfitters, he is helping create life-changing outdoor experiences for young people across Texas and beyond, including opportunities for children with disabilities and those who may have never had the chance to hunt or fish.

In today's episode, we discuss Casey's journey from youth ministry to outdoor ministry, the mission behind Cross Trail Outfitters, and how the organization is inspiring the next generation through hunting, fishing, and conservation. Casey shares memorable stories from the field, explains the importance of family involvement and volunteer support, and discusses the challenges of securing hunting land, navigating regulations, and expanding youth hunting opportunities across the country. It's a conversation about faith, mentorship, conservation, and the lasting impact the outdoors can have on young lives.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major podcast platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with your friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com.

For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. You can also watch the podcast on CarbonTV. Special thanks to our sponsors, Trackchair and Xtra Arm, for supporting this episode.

To connect with Casey Allen and learn more about Cross Trail Outfitters:

• https://crosstrailoutfitters.org

• https://www.instagram.com/crosstrailoutfitters

• https://www.facebook.com/CrossTrailOutfitters

https://www.facebook.com/CTOTexas 

On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Casey Allen, State Director of Cross Trail Outfitters. A lifelong outdoorsman and former youth pastor, Casey has dedicated his life to introducing kids and families to the outdoors through hunting, fishing, mentorship, and faith. Through Cross Trail Outfitters, he is helping create life-changing outdoor experiences for young people across Texas and beyond, including opportunities for children with disabilities and those who may have never had the chance to hunt or fish.
In today's episode, we discuss Casey's journey from youth ministry to outdoor ministry, the mission behind Cross Trail Outfitters, and how the organization is inspiring the next generation through hunting, fishing, and conservation. Casey shares memorable stories from the field, explains the importance of family involvement and volunteer support, and discusses the challenges of securing hunting land, navigating regulations, and expanding youth hunting opportunities across the country. It's a conversation about faith, mentorship, conservation, and the lasting impact the outdoors can have on young lives.
Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major podcast platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with your friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at <a href="mailto:theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com">theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com</a>.
For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit <a href="https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman">https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman</a>. You can also watch the podcast on CarbonTV. Special thanks to our sponsors, Trackchair and Xtra Arm, for supporting this episode.
To connect with Casey Allen and learn more about Cross Trail Outfitters:
&bull; <a href="https://crosstrailoutfitters.org">https://crosstrailoutfitters.org</a>
&bull; <a href="https://www.instagram.com/crosstrailoutfitters">https://www.instagram.com/crosstrailoutfitters</a>
&bull; <a href="https://www.facebook.com/CrossTrailOutfitters">https://www.facebook.com/CrossTrailOutfitters</a>
<a href="https://www.facebook.com/CTOTexas">https://www.facebook.com/CTOTexas</a>&nbsp;

Youth Hunting, Conservation, and Outdoor Ministry with Casey Allen

The Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast with host Shawn Jordan will be sharing the stories of hunters, trappers, and anglers, We will discuss issues that affect the modern Adaptive outdoorsman, The life experiences that have shaped them. How they adapt to life's challenges and persevere. To give inspiration to all Outdoorsmen to overcome their struggles in the wild, and their everyday lives, I will be discussing topics with industry experts, leaders of non-profits, and conservation experts In addition to the family and friends that support them. Come Join us on a journey to find out how others adapt and overcome in the outdoors.

The Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast with host Shawn Jordan will be sharing the stories of hunters, trappers, and anglers, We will discuss issues that affect the modern Adaptive outdoorsman, The life experiences that have shaped them. How they adapt to life's challenges and persevere. To give inspiration to all Outdoorsmen to overcome their struggles in the wild, and their everyday lives, I will be discussing topics with industry experts, leaders of non-profits, and conservation experts In addition to the family and friends that support them. Come Join us on a journey to find out how others adapt and overcome in the outdoors.

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