In this Episode I have on two of my buddies to share some of their whitetail hunting stories. Link shares a story in which...well he got a little mud in his crack. Cale shares the story of his biggest whitetail to date. I hope you enjoy the show. 
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Music: Ansia Orchestra – Helden Sterben Nicht
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Zach Herold

Got a Little Mud in the Crack - Episode 65

Battle Mountain Podcast is geared towards helping you be better tomorrow than you were today. Tune in as we cover mindset, business strategies, and everything outdoors. I hope you enjoy the show!

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Podcast Guest: Sara Gamache
Instagram: pnw_huntress
Website: www.pnwhuntress.com
 
BIO: I started my hunting journey at 11 years old as a way to spend time with my dad. Although I wanted to shoot a deer, I thoroughly just enjoyed following my dad through the woods behind our house, looking for the allusive blacktail deer. In my eyes, my dad was the best hunter I knew, I could never remember a year when he didn't harvest a buck. If I wasn't out hunting with him, I was eagerly waiting at home to see what he'd bring back. My dad was very strict with gun safety and respecting and abiding by the game laws, so when he wasn't teaching me hunting techniques, he was reviewing gun safety the fish and game regulations. There was never a day wasted in the woods, even if we didn't harvest. These early memories are what created the foundation for the hunter I am today.
 
Once I started high school, I tried out for several sports and quickly realized traditional sports were not going to be my strong point. While the majority of my friends were at soccer practice and traveling for basketball games, I was in the woods scouting for deer and preparing for hunting season. I didn't have any female friends who hunted, so I spent most of my time in the woods with my dad, younger brother, or by myself. At age 19, I finally harvested my first blacktail buck on a solo hunt and from that point forward I knew hunting would be a permanent lifestyle.
 
As I continued my hunting journey into my 20's, I started to become more ambitious about the animals I wanted to pursue. Ever year, after finishing my blacktail season in Washington, I would travel to Idaho to visit family and hunt whitetail. I enjoyed the challenge and learning new hunting styles and techniques to hunt whitetail. 
 
 
Topics Covered:
Sara’s start in hunting.
What were some of the most monumental lessons learned that aided in shooting your first blacktail?
Shot Iq and the difference you’ve noticed from it.
What was the drive to try traditional archery?
Walk me through your spot and stalk cape buffalo hunt in Africa? -Breakdown arrow build and other things of the hunt.
Mentality, physical workout, and Cold baths and the things you’ve noticed from doing them.
Where did your fear of failure and complacency come from?
Raising kids in the outdoors
Touch on this put together group hunts where people can come hunt with me and I’m also involved in teaching at women’s outdoor related retreats and kids camps
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Zach Herold

CHARGING CAPE BUFFALO with Sara Gamache

Podcast Guest: Darrin Christenberry
Instagram: @darrinchristenberry
 
BIO: Not a day goes by that Elite Pro Archery & Pro Staff Coordinator, Darrin Christenberry, doesn’t pick up his bow. Once he started shooting professionally in February of 1991, he had no plans of stopping. However, after many years of shooting right-handed he physically could not aim his bow right-handed anymore and was faced with a big decision to make. With noticeable vibrations and shakes that affected his accuracy, his confidence had been depleted, and he was ready to quit. Against his better judgment – he didn’t. After over 21 years of competing at the highest level right-handed, letting go of this life-long sport simply wasn’t an option.
It's been 2 years and 1 month since Darrin made the switch and started teaching himself to shoot left-handed. While he has taken home some podium finishes along the way, last week was his first ever number one on the podium as a left-handed shooter. It has been over 10 years since Darrin has stood on the top step of the pro podium, making this win even more special.
 
Topics Covered:
His 2023 hunting and tournament season
His journey to being a consistent archery
Head-to-head bow test and how the Elite Omnia performed
Elite and its design aspects
Deep dive into building arrows
 
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YOUTUBE: ‘Battle Mountain Media’
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Website: www.fhfgear.com
We would really appreciate a REVIEW!
 
Thank you for tuning in, and we hope you enjoyed the show.
Zach Herold

BUILD THE PERFECT ARROW with Darrin Christenberry

Podcast Guest: Maddy Wasmer
Instagram: @maddy.hunts
YouTube: @maddyhunts
Website: https://www.etsy.com/shop/MaddyHuntsStore?ref=shop-header-name&listing_id=1383705659&from_page=listing
 
BIO: Photographer, Videographer, and Adventure Filmaker, Maddy Wasmer share their stories from traveling and hunting around the world!
 
 
Topics:
Her background and start in videography, photography, and editing.
Average work week.
Project she’s most excited about.
The biggest challenge entrepreneurship poses.
Where did your drive and work ethic come from?
Strongest Skills
Inspiration
What advice would you give yourself 10 years ago?
Who is your hero?
What tips and tactics made your hunt in the Kiabab a success?
North American Super Slam
 
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YOUTUBE: ‘Battle Mountain Media’
Our YouTube channel consists of ‘Hunting’ videos, ‘Gear Reviews’, ‘How To’ videos, ‘Bloopers’, ‘Kill Shot Compilations’, and more. Check it out, we appreciate your support and hope you enjoy the content.
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Website: www.fhfgear.com
We would really appreciate a REVIEW!
 
Thank you for tuning in, and we hope you enjoyed the show.
Zach Herold

Giants in Velvet with Maddy Wasmer

Podcast Guest: Lance Foster
Instagram: @muley_maniac
 
BIO: Hunting is Lance’s life especially when it comes to big mule deer. He’s a father, a hard worker, and a damn good friend.
 
Caribou YouTube Clip: https://youtu.be/8qq7S0TIQos?si=ANc9kIbYmYC2KuDZ
 
Topics Covered:
Leaving guiding
Money not being everything, but it offers opportunity.
Things he does to ensure his kids enjoy hunting.
His most memorable hunt of 2023 with his kids.
Lance tells Caribou hunt story
Breakdown of the story
Cook tent
Helpful piece of gear

FIXED - GRIZZLY ATTACK with Lance Foster

In this episode of our podcast, we sit down with Paul Lewis, the founder of FHF Gear, a renowned outdoor gear brand, and Rick Hutton, the first employee of FHF Gear who joined the team through his passion for photography. Paul, a former law enforcement officer, shares the story behind FHF Gear and how it has become a leading brand in the outdoor industry.
We dive into why and how the binocular harness became FHF Gear's flagship product and the inspiration behind its design. Paul shares insights on how FHF Gear ensures the quality of their products, from materials sourcing to manufacturing processes, and how they prioritize customer feedback in their product development.
Rick shares his experience in joining FHF Gear and the challenges and triumphs of scaling the company. We discuss the hurdles FHF Gear has overcome and the strategies they have employed to maintain their commitment to quality while growing as a business.
Paul and Rick also provide an in-depth look at the process of designing a product at FHF Gear, from concept to production, and the importance of customer feedback in shaping their designs. They give us a sneak peek into what exciting products FHF Gear has in the pipeline for the future.
Join us for an inspiring conversation with Paul and Rick as we explore the world of outdoor gear design, quality control, customer-centricity, and innovation with FHF Gear.
 
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We would really appreciate a REVIEW!
 
Thank you for tuning in, and we hope you enjoyed the show.
Zach Herold

Got a Little Mud in the Crack - Episode 65

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