In this episode of Field Notes with Rashad, I sit down with a seasoned outfitter, guide, and entrepreneur whose story is as real as it gets. From humble beginnings guiding on public land to building a full-scale outfitting operation across multiple states, we dive into what it actually takes to make a life in the hunting industry.

This is a conversation about grit, faith, risk, and betting on yourself when there’s no backup plan. We also get into the changing landscape of hunting—nonresident pressure, tag systems, public vs private land, and how social media has shifted the culture.

Along the way, we talk about what hunting is really supposed to be about: the experience, the people, and the stories—not just the numbers.

There are some powerful moments in this one—lessons on persistence, staying grounded in your purpose, and trusting the process even when things aren’t certain.

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