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Location: Choctaw Hunting Lodge
In this episode of DSC’s Campfires, Larry Weishuhn sits down at the beautiful Choctaw Hunting Lodge with Mark Sidelinger and Brian Flaherty of TenPoint Crossbows. What begins as a conversation about gear quickly turns into a deeper discussion about the evolution of hunting, the role of technology, and how crossbows are reshaping access and opportunity in the outdoors.
From lifelong friendships and family-owned business values to the future of hunting participation, this episode blends storytelling, innovation, and a shared passion for conservation and ethical harvest.
The Rise of Crossbows in Modern Hunting
Recruitment, Retention & Recreation – The “Three R’s”
This philosophy emphasizes growing the overall hunting community—not just competing for market share.
Accuracy, Ethics & Real-World Application
A New Challenge for Experienced Hunters
Hunting as a Lifestyle – From Field to Table
The group reflects on the deeper rewards of hunting, including harvesting wild game, providing food, and connecting with nature. Stories from the field—including Brian’s successful axis deer hunt—bring this to life.
Conservation & Community Through DSC
The episode also highlights the mission of DSC and the DSC Foundation, including upcoming conservation-driven hunts and the role of partnerships—like TenPoint’s support—in expanding opportunities for hunters and conservation efforts alike.
Brian Flaherty shares his successful axis deer hunt at Choctaw Hunting Lodge—his first velvet buck—offering insight into preparation, opportunity, and the excitement that keeps hunters coming back to the field.
“Crossbows aren’t replacing other tools—they’re adding to the toolbox.”
This idea becomes a central theme: rifles, vertical bows, and crossbows all work together to grow the sport and keep hunters engaged across seasons and life stages.
This episode is a reflection on adaptation—how hunters evolve, how technology advances, and how traditions endure. Whether you're a lifelong rifle hunter or new to archery, the message is clear: the outdoors always has another level to offer.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
By Larry Weishuhn4.9
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Location: Choctaw Hunting Lodge
In this episode of DSC’s Campfires, Larry Weishuhn sits down at the beautiful Choctaw Hunting Lodge with Mark Sidelinger and Brian Flaherty of TenPoint Crossbows. What begins as a conversation about gear quickly turns into a deeper discussion about the evolution of hunting, the role of technology, and how crossbows are reshaping access and opportunity in the outdoors.
From lifelong friendships and family-owned business values to the future of hunting participation, this episode blends storytelling, innovation, and a shared passion for conservation and ethical harvest.
The Rise of Crossbows in Modern Hunting
Recruitment, Retention & Recreation – The “Three R’s”
This philosophy emphasizes growing the overall hunting community—not just competing for market share.
Accuracy, Ethics & Real-World Application
A New Challenge for Experienced Hunters
Hunting as a Lifestyle – From Field to Table
The group reflects on the deeper rewards of hunting, including harvesting wild game, providing food, and connecting with nature. Stories from the field—including Brian’s successful axis deer hunt—bring this to life.
Conservation & Community Through DSC
The episode also highlights the mission of DSC and the DSC Foundation, including upcoming conservation-driven hunts and the role of partnerships—like TenPoint’s support—in expanding opportunities for hunters and conservation efforts alike.
Brian Flaherty shares his successful axis deer hunt at Choctaw Hunting Lodge—his first velvet buck—offering insight into preparation, opportunity, and the excitement that keeps hunters coming back to the field.
“Crossbows aren’t replacing other tools—they’re adding to the toolbox.”
This idea becomes a central theme: rifles, vertical bows, and crossbows all work together to grow the sport and keep hunters engaged across seasons and life stages.
This episode is a reflection on adaptation—how hunters evolve, how technology advances, and how traditions endure. Whether you're a lifelong rifle hunter or new to archery, the message is clear: the outdoors always has another level to offer.
Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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