Bodie Turner joins the podcast today to talk about his big win in the Open Championship Division at the 2025 Vegas Shoot, which netted him more than $100,000. We start the podcast setting the record straight on whether or not he missed an X in the finals shootoff. Besides talking about his Vegas experience and how he thinks the shootoff could be better, Bodie also talks about his future, since he'll be graduating high school in a couple months, and about professional bow contracts.

Christopher Perkins - Professional Archer on the podcast today!!! Perkins finished third at the 2025 Vegas Shoot. We talked to Perkins about the decision to go to inside-out scoring after 13 ends of competition at Vegas, as well as about his confidence moving through the 2025 season, where he has been a contender in every tournament he has entered so far.

Have you been thinking about going to your first ASA national tournament, but you just can't push yourself to take that leap? This is the podcast for you! Meet pro fishing guide Jake Villwock, who went to his first two ASA tournaments in 2024 without knowing anyone, just because he thought he would like it. The experience was better than he expected, and now he's hooked on ASA.

We sat down with UltraView's Kolby Hanley to talk about how far Ultraview has come since he started it in his college dorm room; what drives the company's product development; and why new products are getting more expensive.

U.S. Olympians Casey Kaufhold and Brady Ellison run through their experiences at the 2024 Olympics in Paris, where they won the first-ever mixed-team medal in archery for the USA, taking bronze, and where Ellison won silver in the individual competition. The two share lots of behind-the-scenes moments that offer insight into what it's like to compete on the biggest stage at the biggest moments. And we find out if Brady follows Casey on Instagram.

We sat down with USA Archery's top three women in Olympic recurve - Casey Kaufhold, Catalina GNoriega and Jennifer Mucino -for a full discussion about their preparations and expectations for their biggest tournament of the summer.

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We sat down with Levi Perigo and Matt Gross from QuivAR to talk about the QuivAR app and its application to the new X-Ray series of targets from BIGshot and Delta McKenzie. The guys talk about how they came up with the idea for this augmented reality technology to help bowhunters better learn how to shoot at game animals, while they are practicing with 3D targets. QuivAR allows the user to see anatomically correct placement of skeleton and vital organs for the animal the 3D target imitates.

Hoyt pro Katelyn Bordwell talks about winning her first-ever pro title in the Women's Known Pro class at the ASA's TRU Ball Pro/Am in London, KY, in June 2024. She talks about the nerves she had to fight through to take the title, about how the shootdown was different for her because it was the first time she went into one with a lead, and about how her brother, Glen Bordwell, helped her get through the finals. Bordwell also talks about how she got started in competitive archery and about training hunting dogs.

Jimmy Lutz won his first ever Western Classic Trail Shoot at Redding in May 2024. We sat down and talked with him about that victory, and about his many other successes so far this year. In the weeks following Redding, Lutz won individual silver and team gold medals at the Hyundai Archery World Cup Stage 2 in Korea, and then won the Known Pro division at the ASA TRU Ball Pro/Am in London, KY. The 2024 season is red hot for Lutz.

Hoyt Pro Richard Owens sits down to talk about his first-ever ASA win in any class, after he won the Senior Pro division at the Black Eagle/Darton Pro/Am in Russell County, Ala., in March 2024. Owens talks about how many years he's shot on the ASA circuit, and about the friends he's made there over the years. He also talks about his unusual stabilizer setup, about how he balances shooting with a full-time job and about how long he dreamt of shooting for Hoyt.