A blind hunter named Colt Weber, and his hunting buddy Bill Almond talk about how they use adaptive hunting equipment to enable Colt to harvest mule deer and elk in the mountains and prairies of the mid-west. Colt, an outdoors enthusiast who lost his sight about 11 years ago, still backpacks in the mountains, enjoys fishing and hunting using adaptive technologies with Bills help. Already hearing impaired, after suddenly loosing his sight, Colt talks about thinking "my God, what am I going to do now?" His story is about getting up and not giving up. Not just living but deciding to enjoy life and finding adaptive technologies and friends like Bill to help him live as independently as possible. Colt says, "Every day is an adventure!" This is their story recorded May 31st, 2023.

In this first episode I am talking with Charles Smith, a blind marine in Texas about his experience hunting as a blind person. He talks about the experience of harvesting a deer on his first time out since he became blind about 13 years ago. Charles talks about how his friends brought him Digital Crosshairs Adaptive Rifle Scope Clip-on, his being skeptical that it would work, and his surprise that this adaptive equipment enabled him to shoot a deer with the help of his friend looking at the monitor and telling him how to aim.