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In this episode, I sit down with Dalton Darnell in Winnemucca, NV.  We talk through his childhood and what it was like growing up in Alabama with divorced parents.  After his high school baseball career was over, he found a replacement for the competitiveness in competition bass fishing.  After college, he tried his hand at becoming a professional angler.  Through the hardships of that journey, he found himself working with his father.  That was when he fell in love with horses and eventually roping.  Through it all, his fiancé/wife stuck with him through thick and thin.  He shares how 310 Ranch Life came to be.  Find out more about Dalton and the rest of the 310 Ranch Life crew at www.310ranchlife.com 

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Britton and I discuss why it's important to find someone trustworthy to share our story with. We visit about how telling the wrong person can keep us from trusting someone again especially when being vulnerable is used against us. 

Our November retreat is Nov, 3-5 in Idaho if you are interested please email us at 
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Britton is a life consulatant and a trusted resource for folks that need a guide on the healing journey. www.4014consulting.com

Join us in Winnumucca NV November 17-19. Wild Courage will have a booth at this Big Loop Roping competition.
for all the details go to www.btgathering.com

The Outside Circle will be providing authentic cowboy music at the roping in Winnemucca in November. For all the details check them out on Instagram @theoutsidecircleshow or www.outsidecircleshow.com

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Scott grew up on a farm in Idaho and quickly decided that wasn't the life for him.  He left home at an early age and worked in Idaho and Montana in his teens before heading to Nevada. The buckaroo lifestyle took ahold, but so did the drinking.  Solitude also found its way to him and Scott found that being  alone was the answer to his anxiety that came from being around people.  After a bad horse wreck, that left him in a coma, Scott went on the journey of self discovery.   He realized how his many  injuries had taken their toll.  He openly shares his journey with drinking and his relationship with God and religion.

Scott is as honest and hard working as they come.  He is the cowboss at the historic C Punch ranch, which is the largest ranch, in Nevada,  inside one fence, 1,000,000 acres with no cross fences.

Scott and his wife, Andrea are the founders of the Buckaroo Traditions Gathering Big loop roping. Their event will be this Nov. 17-19 in Winnemucca, NV.   For more info check www.btgathering.com

Wild Courage Fall retreat Nov 3-5
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this retreat will be held at www.rcretreat.com

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Austin started his military career in between his junior and senior year of high school in the army reserve. He worked his way up from the reserves to the 82nd airborne and then on to staff sergeant in the ranger regiment.  After completing 3 tours in the Middle East, he retired from the military, settled with his wife, Chloe in Idaho and has been pursuing the cowboy lifestyle. 

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In this episode, Jeremy talks with Greg, his friend for almost 30 years.  Greg has cowboyed in Wyoming, Oregon, Idaho, Montana and Utah.  He is as humble and hard working as they come.  He grew up as one of five kids in Star Valley, Wyoming.  He shares his journey of finding self worth after a failed marriage, overcoming guilt and shame from religious institutions and how he has found a personal relationship with the Father. He eventually found love and is on the self exploration journey as a husband and a father.  He is kind and as good a human as you can find.

Check out Greg and his sons gear on Facebook @ Flathatleather

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Mike Evenson and I dive into the our journeys of losing our dads.  We visit about what we have learned about grieving and holding the tension of being honest about our relationship with our fathers and honoring them.

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David is a cowboy, gear maker, farrier, gym owner, husband, father and all around hand. David shares his experience growing up in a broken home, the events that shaped his life in collage and how he has chased down the things he's passionate about. This was a super fun conversation with a loyal friend. 

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Jane was born and raised in WY,  on a very rural ranch. Her grandfather homesteaded just outside of Jackson Hole near Yellowstone National Park. In this episode, Jane shares the rich history of her family and how she and her sisters worked side by side with their dad on the ranch making ends meet during the hard times and long winters. Jane also shares how she chose to chase healing vs being a victim after 2 failed marriages and being a single mom of two boys. Her wisdom is so pure and powerful and comes from a deep place of humility. Jane is a treasure to all that get the honor of knowing her.

www.diamondcrossranch.com

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Jay Heck is the founder of Being Sons, he takes fathers and sons and fathers and daughters on adventures in the wilds of Texas and Colorado. In this episode Jay shares where this idea come from and the impact it had on him and his family. Jay is a very humble and powerful leader and friend to Wild Courage. 

Check him out at www.beingsons.com

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Tyler Avent, is a cowboy's cowboy.  He doesn't talk about it yet, he can back it up. If ya know you know. Tyler's story started out like many a young cowboy's story does, moving around from ranch to ranch, just wanting to be a cowboy and make a hand. Somewhere along the line he got off track. This is the incredibly courageous story of how he fought back and found that the narrow path is the way back to his faith, freedom and his family.  Tyler's story is as vulnerable as they come, which makes sense because this is as authentic of a man as I have ever had the pleasure of interviewing.

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