In this episode of the Fit to Hunt podcast, Mike Ruse, owner of Mike's Archery, shares his journey of transforming his health and fitness while running a local archery shop. He discusses the challenges faced by small businesses in the archery industry, the importance of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and how to choose the right bow for beginners. Mike emphasizes the significance of proper bow maintenance, the necessity of practice in archery, and the value of excellent customer service in local shops.

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In this episode, Jeremy Koerber and Austin Reinhold discuss the preparation and experiences of a spring bear hunt. They delve into the importance of public land conservation, the challenges faced during the hunt in Hell's Canyon, and the training required to tackle such demanding terrain. Austin shares insights from his adventure, including the wildlife encountered and the lessons learned. The conversation also touches on plans for the Just One Outdoors podcast and the importance of community engagement in wildlife conservation.


Takeaways

Preparation is key for any hunting adventure.
Public land conservation is crucial for outdoor activities.
Training should be specific to the type of hunting you plan to do.
The terrain in Hell's Canyon is extremely challenging.
Wildlife encounters can vary greatly during a hunt.
It's important to be adaptable and ready for unexpected challenges.
Community engagement is vital for conservation efforts.
Every hunting experience teaches valuable lessons.
The importance of fitness in outdoor adventures cannot be overstated.
Starting a podcast requires dedication and continuous improvement.

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Summer is arguably the hardest part of the season for whitetail hunters. Habitat work, like spraying, planting food plots, and running chainsaws, is very physical work done in the hottest time of the year. In this episode, we are joined by wildlife biologist and owner of Whetstone Habitat, Zack Vucurevich talks about his workouts, habitat improvements, and more!

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