adaptive outdoorsman by Shawn Jordan
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Logan Shelley, founder of the Battle Branch Boys. Logan shares his inspiring journey with the nonprofit dedicated to fostering brotherhood in the outdoors. Discover how resilience, faith, and a passion for service drive his efforts to support adaptive and disabled outdoor communities through media and storytelling.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Leo Richardson co-founder of Veteran’s Creed Outdoors Team Texas.Leo shares his inspiring journey from battlefield trauma to leading veteran-focused outdoor initiatives. Discover how resilience, faith, and a passion for service drive his efforts to heal fellow veterans through outdoor therapy, hunting, and community outreach.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Ira Edwards. Ira shares insights into his journey of adapting to life as a paraplegic while remaining deeply involved in outdoor pursuits and conservation efforts. His dedication to improving accessibility exemplifies a commitment to enhancing outdoor experiences.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Ross Ellis, co-founder of Drifter Hydration. Ross shares insights into his innovative pressurized hydration system designed for outdoor enthusiasts and those with special needs. His dedication to improving hydration solutions exemplifies a commitment to enhancing outdoor experiences.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Jason McCoy, founder of Endex Archery. Jason shares insights into his extensive experience in using archery as a therapeutic tool for veterans and first responders. His dedication to adaptive sports and community healing exemplifies a profound commitment to enhancing lives through archery.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome John Lusk, founder of Lusk Archery Adventures. John shares insights into his extensive experience in testing and reviewing broadheads for hunting. His dedication to engineering principles and practical hunting needs exemplifies a profound commitment to enhancing hunting gear performance.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Ryan "Koup" Kuperus Co-Founder of The Reason Outdoors. Ryan shares insights into his inspiring journey of using outdoor experiences to support veterans and first responders. His dedication to community engagement and healing through nature exemplifies a profound commitment to recovery and mental health.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Pastor Todd Dalton. Todd shares insights into his inspiring journey of using outdoor ministry to support veterans, felons, and at-risk youth. His dedication to community engagement and healing through nature exemplifies a profound commitment to faith and recovery.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair. We welcome Jeff Stringer, owner of Vantage Point Archery. Jeff shares insights into the world of American-made broadheads and the importance of supporting local businesses. His story is one of innovation, community engagement, and a commitment to quality in the archery industry.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome John Payne, Midwest director of The Fallen Outdoors. John shares insights into how outdoor activities like hunting and fishing serve as therapeutic tools for veterans and active duty service members. His journey in promoting these activities exemplifies a commitment to healing and camaraderie among veterans.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Mike Slinkard, president of HECS Hunting. Mike shares insights into his revolutionary bioelectric field-blocking technology and its impact on hunting. His journey in pioneering this groundbreaking technology exemplifies unwavering determination and a profound harmony with the natural world.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Rudy Noorlander, a Montana based outdoor enthusiast and grizzly bear survivor. Rudy shares insights into the unpredictable world of wildlife encounters and the importance of preparedness in the great outdoors. His story is one of survival, resilience, and a deep connection to nature.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Chad Hermansen, Service Manager for ATZ Manufacturing. Chad shares his journey of innovation, focusing on the transformative impact of the Axis series on outdoor activities like hunting and fishing. His story is one of technological advancement, community engagement, and a commitment to enhancing outdoor accessibility.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Adam Henning, Marketing Director of ATZ Manufacturing. Adam shares insights into the innovative world of adaptive all-terrain mobility solutions. His story is one of technological advancement, community engagement, and a commitment to enhancing outdoor accessibility.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Aaron Ritter, founder of Limitless Service Group. Aaron shares his inspiring journey of transforming adaptive hunting and outreach for amputees. His story is one of innovation, community, and a passion for inclusivity in outdoor activities.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Lasha Barbosa and her husband Christopher. They share their inspiring journeys through adversity, healing, and rediscovering the outdoors. Their story is one of resilience, community, and a passion for inclusivity in outdoor activities.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Chris Whonsetler, the culinary enthusiast behind the Okayest Cook podcast. Chris shares his passion for wild game cooking and food preservation, offering insights into unique culinary techniques and hunting adventures. His story is one of creativity, exploration, and a love for both food and the outdoors.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Derek Fussell, the founder and head dreamer of Camo Dreams, a nonprofit dedicated to providing once in a lifetime outdoor opportunities for deserving children with disabilities or terminal illnesses. Derek shares his journey from being a wildlife biologist to creating a nonprofit that empowers children to experience the outdoors. His story is one of dedication, community, and a passion for giving back.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Dave Hanson, an adaptive fisherman and innovator. Dave shares his inspiring journey of overcoming paralysis and creating the Grip and Rip, an adaptive fishing grip system that empowers anglers with mobility challenges.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Anthony Pace, CEO and founder of Freedom Hunters, a nonprofit dedicated to honoring military veterans through outdoor adventures. Anthony shares the mission of Freedom Hunters and how outdoor activities like hunting and fishing serve as powerful healing tools for veterans.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, we welcome Doug Ingle, the innovative mind behind Hunter's Rickshaw, an electric game cart designed to assist hunters in transporting their game. Doug shares his journey from facing personal challenges with diabetes to creating a solution that empowers hunters to navigate rugged terrains with ease. His story is one of creativity, resilience, and a passion for the outdoors.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Ed Jones, a double amputee, avid outdoorsman, and fisherman. Ed shares his inspiring journey of resilience, from overcoming the challenges of losing his legs to continuing his passion for fishing and the outdoors. Known for his determination and positive outlook, Ed is a testament to the power of perseverance and community support.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Scott Davidson, an ultra runner, adventure athlete, and proud father. Born with various birth defects, including clubbed foot, Scott is known for his resilience and advocacy work. He shares his journey of overcoming physical challenges and his dedication to empowering others through adaptive sports.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Joey Hummel, a US Marine Corps veteran and co-founder of the Real Warriors Foundation. Known for his dedication to empowering veterans, Joey shares his journey from military service to creating a nonprofit that supports veterans through outdoor activities like fishing and hunting.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Jordan Leisch, a US Marine Corps veteran and Director of Brand Partnerships at PrepEM Wild. Known for his resilience as an amputee and passion for the outdoors, Jordan shares his journey from military service to building essential trauma medical kits that empower hunters and adventurers.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Dr. Michael Gerst, co-founder of Prep Em Wild. Known for his dedication to supporting outdoor enthusiasts and providing essential medical kits, Dr. Gerst shares insights into the evolution of emergency preparedness and the unique challenges faced by these communities.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Ryan Gascon, co-founder of High Timber Dreams. Known for his dedication to supporting veterans, first responders, and youth, Ryan shares insights into the evolution of hunting programs and the unique challenges faced by these communities.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Greg Traynor, co-host of the Accessible Hunter podcast. Known for his dedication to accessibility and community involvement, Greg shares insights into the evolution of hunting programs and the unique challenges faced by hunters with disabilities.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Matthew Monjaras, founder of Impact Outdoors New Mexico. Known for his dedication to accessibility and community involvement, Matthew shares insights into the evolution of hunting programs and the unique challenges faced by veterans and youth in the outdoors.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Nick Matic, one of the owners of Xtra Arm Shooting Rests and Camera Arms. Known for his innovative approach to shooting accessories, Nick shares insights into the development of their products and the unique challenges faced by hunters with disabilities.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Colten Martyn, an avid quadriplegic outdoorsman from Alberta, Canada. Known for his resilience and passion for hunting, Colten shares his inspiring journey and the challenges he faces in the wild.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our returning guest Derek Demun. A passionate outdoorsman and advocate for accessibility in hunting and fishing, Derek is known for his dedication and inspiring journey. He shares insights into his life and the power of community.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Allen Bublitz, an avid outdoorsman and host of the Perseverance Outdoors YouTube channel. Known for his dedication and inspiring journey, Allen shares insights into his life and the power of community.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Dan Horgan, a retired Air Force veteran, former director of marketing operations for BRCC, and founder of Arrow and Honor Co. Known for his dedication and inspiring journey, Dan shares insights into his life and the power of community.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Amberley Snyder, a barrel rider, keynote speaker, and movie star. Known for her resilience and inspiring journey, Amberley shares insights into her life and the power of perseverance.
In this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest John Crawford, founder of Heatwave Hunting, a patented deer-scent attractant. Known for his innovative approach, John shares insights into the challenges of scent degradation and effective scent delivery in hunting.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Jack Zimmerman, a combat-wounded veteran, podcaster, author, motivational speaker, and outdoorsman. Known for his resilience and inspiring journey, Jack shares insights into his life and the power of perseverance.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, we welcome our guest George Carpenter, a Montana-based quadriplegic who enjoys the outdoors and holds a bachelor's degree in Fish and Wildlife Ecology. Known for his resilience and passion for the outdoors, George shares insights into his journey and the use of adaptive equipment in hunting and fishing.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, we welcome Sam Westfall, CEO and founder of Valor Archery Challenge. Known for his innovative approach to archery, Sam shares his journey from military service to entrepreneurship, highlighting the therapeutic benefits of archery.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest TJ Cartwright, also known as "The Blind Hunter." After a life-changing accident left him blind, TJ shares his incredible journey of resilience and determination to continue his passion for hunting. Discover how he adapted to his new reality, founded a nonprofit to help others with disabilities, and his ambitious goals for the future.
On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Jason Phelps, founder of Phelps Game Calls. Known for his innovative contributions to the hunting industry, Jason shares insights into his journey and the growth of his company.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest Alan Mumbower, Board President of Southern Outdoors Unlimited. A nonprofit organization that introduces children with disabilities to the great outdoors through faith and fellowship. In today's episode we discuss the organization's mission to empower children with disabilities through outdoor experiences, including hunting and fishing. The conversation covers the origins of Southern Outdoors Unlimited, the impact of events like the Super Hunt, and the importance of community support and celebrity involvement. They also explore the diverse activities offered, the significance of safety during hunts, and future plans for expanding opportunities for disabled youth in the outdoors.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our returning guest Johnathan Lopez former U.S. Army sniper. and is now part of Operation Enduring Warrior nonprofit group that helps veterans and first responders. In todays episode we discuss Moving from California to Arizona, great friends. Being a coach at Stick Sniper Archery, joining other nonprofits and traveling to Mexico. Recreational therapy and it's breakthroughs. Learning the lay of the land, elk hunts and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Brandon Hofhines owner of Squatch Juice. Born out of an idea for healthier living for not just the body but the mind as well, Brandon set out to create a product safer, healthier, and better tasting. In today's episode we discuss mental health awareness, how tragedy created something greater, revolutionizing an industry. Steady growth and a lot of travel, reinvesting for the future, AI Sasquatches, 8100% growth, selling out of large orders, and more
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest Matt Guedes Owner of Journey Hunts and Executive Director of Camp Freedom a nonprofit helping disabled veterans and first responders through outdoor adventures. In today’s episode, we explore one man’s journey into hunting, which began at age 25, and how adaptive gear like all-terrain wheelchairs is helping more people access the outdoors. We talk about the ethics of hunting, the recent repeal of Pennsylvania’s Sunday hunting ban, and the importance of balancing family life with time outside. The episode also features Journey Hunts, a global booking agency known for honest, high-quality trips, and wraps up with the growth of Camp Freedom, a nonprofit offering outdoor experiences to veterans, first responders, and individuals with disabilities, driven by strong community support and creative funding.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our returning guest Kevin McFarland, founder and president of Backcountry Veterans. Kevin shares updates on their adventures and initiatives, from hunting and exploring the Idaho wilderness to forming new partnerships and growing their organization nationwide. In today's episode we discuss bear hunts, technical mishaps, and family moments, Kevin highlights the joys and challenges of life in the great outdoors.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our returning guest Jeff Blevins, Owner of 4B Outfitters your Local & destination guided hunting. In today's episode we discuss the progress and expansion of Four B Outfitters, the thrilling experiences of hunting in Oklahoma, and Jeff’s recent adventures in Africa. They dive into memorable hunts, including those involving guests with special needs, and share insights on hunting strategies, conservation efforts, and the importance of making lasting memories.
In this solo episode, presented by Action Trackchair, I dive into some exciting updates and personal reflections as the new season unfolds. I share what I’m working on, including a 50-state initiative that I’m passionate about. You’ll hear about some new guests joining the show as well as reconnecting with some familiar faces.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest Stephen Robbins, Founder of Hunting Day Coffee. Born out of a desire to celebrate the awe-inspiring beauty of God’s Creation, the camaraderie found in the hunt, the lessons that resonate through it all. Jeff Blevins Owner of 4B Outfitters your Local & destination guided hunting.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Lindsay Thomas Jr. Chief Communications Officer for the National Deer Association. A conservation organization devoted to management of deer and their habitat for healthy herds for years to come. In today's episode we discuss habitat management, parental distractions, the woes EHD and CWD, public lands initiatives, cooking and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Kody Brown founder of Sasquatch Outdoors whose mission is to give outdoor adventures and fundraising initiatives to disabled, sick, and special needs folks. From a young age Kody dedicated his time to helping others which eventually led him to start his nonprofit. In today's episode we discuss my two month old co-host, waterfowl rights, mowing grass, juggling priorities, mower issues, heavy rains, helping hands, Squatch Juice and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, the owner of Bear Hunting Magazine and editor of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, Kolby Morehead. In today's episode we discuss various aspects of bear hunting, challenges of podcasting, the joys of parenting, delving into the intricacies of magazine production, the community aspect of hunting, different methods of bear hunting, the emotional connections tied to hunting, the challenges of different hunting methods, and the importance of understanding state regulations.
On this episode of On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest Alan Vyncke a man who has had four types of cancer and still finds time to get out to the woods. In today's episode we discuss four types of cancer, brotherly love, faulty equipment, personal harvests, Canadian fishing regs, scared bears, using AI for learning, and more
On this episode of On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest Casey Richmond Director of Brand Strategy at Eberlestock an outdoor company that designs and sells elite gear for the adventure seeker. In today's episode we discuss creating a stronger pack, weight limits, new side hustles, helping friends, working with adaptive hunters, designing logs, and more.
On this episode of On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest Ric Edwards Director of ADA Compliance at he Indiana Department of Natural Resources. In today"s episode we discuss Improving accessibility in Indiana, trackchairs, testing the product in the real world, crying babies, bidding wars,, going to the beach, bad jokes, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I would like to introduce Our returning Guest Carson Nyenhuis Founder and Director of Community Engagement for the nonprofit Hunt 2 Heal. Being paralyzed after a motorcycle accident hasn't slowed Carson down since we last talked. The life adventures that have transpired over the last three years hint to something greater. In today's episode we discuss love, construction, taking time for yourself, wetlands, making mistakes, whitetail and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our returning guest, Jules McQueen President and CEO of Carbon TV, and her Fiancé' Branden Chevrefils A an outfitter that focuses on dry ground mountain lion hunter through the use of mules. In today's episode we discuss becoming an outfitter, feeding the hounds by the pallet, trading recipes, working with those you love, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our returning guest Shannon Kortman, who has never let Spinal Bifida slow him down with his pursuit of the wild game he loves. In today's episode we discuss turkeys, the great white whale, the trouble with keeping in touch, future adventures, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Cody McCulloch an avid outdoorsman who became a paraplegic after a tree stand accident. Cody started the long journey to get back out into the great outdoors. In today's episode we discuss tree stand safety, Bedford Outdoors Sportsman Association, mentoring others, resilience, recovery, honey holes and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce Our returning Guest Keynote speaker, author and and outdoorsman Tyson Dever. The accident that nearly took his life almost twenty years ago hasn't stopped Tyson from living life to it's fullest embracing new challenges, love, and motivating others. In today's episode we discuss marriage, new cars, new kids, motivational speaking, Disabled Outdoorsman USA, youthful ignorance, dreaming big and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Evan Brannock an avid outdoorsman born with spinal bifida, who is working towards being the first person in a wheelchair to achieve the Super 10 Slam. In today's episode we discuss rerecording an episode, stand up comedy, achieving a Super Ten Slam, caribou, getting to mountain sheep and goats with a chair, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Professional saddle Bronc Rider and avid outdoorsman Tyler Turco. Growing up in a rural community three miles south east of Denver, Tyler was never too far from a horse with a dream for being a cowboy led to rodeo camp and eventually professional bronc riding. In today's episode we discuss shed hunting, rodeo injuries, Dr. Preston Ward of MTN Physio, attrition rates and dream hunts so much more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Autumn Heppner VP of Operations for Carbon TV. After messaging Julie McQueen, President and CEO of CarbonTV for a job interview. It eventually led her to her current position and eventually on an elk trip when she was seven months pregnant. In today's episode we discuss the technical aspects of launching podcasts, hunting with The Experience at seven months, prepping for the worst hoping for the best, a fateful choice, no glass ceilings, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Jagger Muniz an avid outdoorsmen with spinal bifida. Born and raised in the woods, Jagger hasn't let anything keep him from doing what he loves. In today's episode we discuss Jason Phelps and his wonderous game calls, mountain lions, extreme conditions, hard work, a love for turkey and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Grant Utley of Hytek Hunting a Revolutionary E-stand that gives everyone a chance to hunt from an elevated position safely. After an auto accident left him in a chair, Grant Looked for a quality E-stand that would help him get back up in the trees. In today's episode we discuss production, low margins, getting elevated again, comparable pricing, testing equipment till fail, flooded timber, Joshua Carney, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guests, father and son John SR. and John JR. O'Dell. Following a stroke of John SR. in 2021 the father and son duo purchased a used Trackchair to help him get back into the outdoors for more adventures together. In today's episode we discuss unbreakable bonds, health issues, family, mutual friends, turkeys, Bill Engvall, big game and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Armando Martinez Co-Founder of The Bow Hitch. A new innovative way to carry your bow, firearm, muzzleloader, and more. What started as an easier way to carry a bow in the field Armando and crew would find a final solution for it all. In today's episode we discuss taking a left turn at Albuquerque, retirement, innovation, new markets, random acts of kindness, great friends, and more
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Whitney Lavender After a severe fall in 2017 caused nerve damage which resulted in an eventual double amputation, Whitney was determined to live life to its fullest. In today's episode we discuss Timcast, learning from an accessible hunter, adapting to life's many challenges, helping others becoming an author, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Kim Coffell, Owner/ guide at Swamp Dog Outfitters and a volunteer with Hunters for Life. In today's episode we discuss guiding, volunteering, tag transfers, big bears, bad experiences leading to new professions, connecting with others, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Dustin Layser. Owner of Clear sight Outdoors, which provides custom built hunting blinds and accessories for year round safety and comfort. In todays episode we discuss the Accessible hunter, hunting blinds, hydraulic trailers, show season, disabled elevated hunting, and more.
The Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast is 3! On this Special episode presented by Action Trackchair. I would like to introduce our guest Loren Parker, an avid outdoorsman who didn't let a spinal cord injury from enjoying the great outdoors and all it splendor. In todays episode we discuss spending your free time in the outdoors, adaptive trapping, deer driving, healing, barking dogs, with age comes ethics, sleep depravation, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman presented by Action Trackchair. I'd like to introduce our guest, Gary Krueger A former Corrections Officer, Retired at Ashland County Sheriff's Office. After an accident left him paralyzed, Gary embarked on a new path of recovery and adventure. In today's episode we discuss Finally! Adaptive trapping, rogue trees, how sleds are the OG innovation for adaptive outdoorsmen ,and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman. I'd like to introduce our guest, Don Higgins Founder and president of Higgins Outdoors Real World Wild life Products. From the earliest memories on his family's farm to making a name for himself in the outdoor industry. Don has been there helping others. In today's episode we discuss Wisconsin Whitetail, what is ethical in the outdoors, fixing state regulations, entrepreneurism, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman. I'd like to Introduce our returning guest Heidi Stout. Owner and Executive Director of The Light Ranch, whose mission is to help those who have faced trauma and find healing through outdoor activities, and Co-Host of the Soul Summit Podcast. In todays episode we discuss healing in the woods, becoming a beacon for others, procrastination, starting things in you 30's, the importance of proper footwear, unfilled tags, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman. I'd like to introduce our our guest Jamie Keip, who along with his wife Bethany founded the Miracle in the Wood foundation. A 501c3 after their son Mason was diagnosed with Williams Syndrome and Autism. In today's episode we discuss an Accessible Hunter, growth, future generations, year round events, buck fever, family, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman, we are joined by guest, Keith Maul. A retired Army SGT with both an upper and lower extremity amputee from his time in Iraq. In this episode we discuss switch hitting, medical retirement, ground game pain, retired a pegged leg EOD, mounting inflation, and more
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman, we are joined by guest, Hunter Rasmussen, who lost his left leg due to a misfire during a duck hunting accident and started up a social media account documenting both his recovery and return to the outdoors. In today's episode we discuss duck hunting, firearm safety, the importance of tourniquets in first aid, recovery, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman. I'd like to introduce our our guest Jacob Beisecker Founder of Way Maker Off road wheelchairs a non profit organization that loans out trackchairs to those in need. In today's episode we discuss Action Trackchairs, duck hunting, family, OnX Maps, growing a nonprofit, walking it off, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman. I'd like to introduce our our guest Retired Army Ranger Master Sargent Stephen Fekete. After twenty years in the military Stephen found new purpose and healing with a bow as an onset hunter thanks to a friend. In todays episode we discuss Brotherhood, archery, healing, success, your local archery range, Nodens Outdoors, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman. I'd like to introduce our our guest "Robbie" Kroger, the Executive Director of Blood Origins a non profit that conveys the truth around hunting and hunters from round the world to non hunters. In today's episode we discuss South African born and raised, oil spills, the origins of Blood Origins, once in a life time tags, Lionheart, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by returning guest Terry Burke Schake Founder of the Facebook group Outdoor Adventures for the Disabled. In today's episode we discuss bucks you cant shoot, moving adventures, remodeling after disaster nonprofits, growing a group and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Adam Henning. Marketing Manager of Action Manufacturing the creator of the Action Trackchair. In today's episode we discuss early episodes, new innovations, story time, factory warranties, maintenance, repairs, tracking apps, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by returning guest, Pete Eisentrager president of Missouri Disabled Sportsmen and Mike Zittle who has been hunting with Pete and the fine people at MDS for the last seven years. In this episode we discuss the amazing Action Track Chair, Terrain Hopper, Outrider USA, expanding visions, lifetime hunts, friends becoming family, and more
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Joe Kondelis Founder of the American Bear Foundation a non profit dedicated to the protection and development of bears bear habitat and bear hunting in the United States. In today's episode we discuss butchering names, bear management, Federal delistment, conflict mitigation, close calls of the bear kind, Howl for Wildlife, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, T.J Eads Founder of Rack Hub. Born and raised in northeast Indiana. T.J. was tired of his sheds stacking up and wanting to display them so he created rack hub. On today's episode we discuss local businesses, family memories, expensive prototypes, familiar faces, Antler Tech, mounting antlers, cervid diseases, and more
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Patrick Scrogin a retired U.S. Army Chief Warrant Officer 2 who was injured flying in a mission over Kirkuk, Iraq. Facing life's new challenges and Patrick has climbed mountains both literal and figuratively inspiring others and having the adventure of a lifetime while doing it supported by his family. In today's episode we discuss the V.A., flying, recovery work, dying but living, wild sheep hunts, the Cowboys and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, the now infamous Shayne Burke, Veteran, Photographer, Rock climber, and last but not least-his words not mine Bear Bait. This life long avid outdoorsman has endured life's challenges and came out on top. In today's episode we discuss benign tumors, military service, photography, conservation, not so friendly close encounters, staying calm under pressure, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Cam Tribolet an avid outdoor enthusiast and author of the book: Dead 13 times. One fateful night in 1986 changed Cam's life forever, Cam fought hard to become the man he is today inspiring others along the way. In today's episode we discuss the 80's, survival, host memory issues, becoming an author, prosthetics, adapting to the outdoors, and more
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Kristy Titus Host of tv shows Pursue the wild , Our Wylde Life and the podcast Wild and uncut. Inn today's episode we discuss having the voice for radio, Bridger Housley, podcasting, BOG, past guests, and more.
On this 100th episode we talk with guest Linden Loren CO-founder of Camo & Wind, a member of the Northwest Outdoor Writers Association, Howl for Wildlife, Oregon Hunters Association, American Bear Foundation, and Author of Your Hunting Health Span: 73 Ways Hunters Can Age Better & Prevent Disease. In today's episode we discuss burnout, book writing, mental health, old hunts, family stories, how berries affect bears, dear, turkey, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Steven Nooyen, founder of Wheelchair Whitetails an organization that offers guided whitetail deer hunts for wheelchair bound disabled hunters looking for a high-quality and accessible outdoor experience. In today's episode we discuss Friends of Friends, maximum shot distance, Peter's Pond, G1outdoors LLC, healthy habitats, inheriting the cause, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Brian Anderson AKA The Tick Terminator is a top speaker, author, and educator on “Tick Prevention” in the USA dedicated to the outdoor worker, hunter, camper, and the Outdoor Enthusiast. In today's episode we discuss tick prevention, permethrin, diseases, helping other and more.
Happy Independence day! On this Star Spangled episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Joni Marie, owner of River to Ridge Clothing. When diagnosed with Systemic sclerosis a rare chronic disease, Joni set out to take her life back and live life to its fullest. In todays episode we discuss rare diseases, life expectancies, doctors visits, big moves, missed hunts, Facebook groups, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Dr. Matt Ward. a rehab focused chiropractor, hunting guide, husband and Founder of This is Coffee. A premium quality instant coffee for the backwoods. In today's episode we discuss hot weather, instant coffee, entrepreneurship, the exchange rate, guiding hunts, CarbonTV and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest, Clint Kingston friend to our previous guest Derek Demun. It's story time on the podcast and Derek is the subject. In this episode we discuss draw weights, smack talking, Mountain Archery Fest, 1st Phorm Outdoors, Hunt Lift Eat blood sucking parasites, dream bow hunts, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by guest James Crosby. A father, professional MMA fighter, bareknuckle brawler, hunter, law enforcement officer, competition shooter, and soon to be PHD graduate. James pushes himself to be the best in all facets of life to provide for his family. In this episode we discuss broken bones, difficult degrees, Texas hunts, family, UFC, exotic animals, dream hunts conservation, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by L.J. Wilde. Founder of Huckleberry Hiking, an outdoor hiking system helping people in the outdoors. With inspiration from his daughter L.J. turned a family project into an innovative product to help bring individuals with disabilities into nature. In this episode we discuss Huckleberries, family time in the outdoors, adapting to life's challenges, entrepreneurism, innovation, inspiration in the outdoors, and more.
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman we are joined by returning guest Derek Demun of the Instagram handle T8_outdoorsman and his recent adventures of the past season. In this episode we discuss Mountain Archery Fest, driving times, nature, past hunts, family heirlooms, Coues deer , outdoorsmen photography, and more
On this episode of Adaptive Outdoorsman I'd like to introduce our guest Bridger Housley and his father Blake Housley. Bridger is a Disabled youth hunter inspiring and helping others to experience the great outdoors with his family along for the ride. On today's episode we discuss EDS Type 7, peaking early, Kristy Titus, the many chapters of Disabled Outdoorsmen, crossbow hunting, going against doctors orders, and more.
