That's the list of fundamentals that has been dealt with for decades,

but none of those are mental processes.

Those are what I call the Fund of Physicals of Shooting,

but there are a set of fundamentals that people have skipped since the dawn of man.

Well guys, welcome to the Huntpack Country Podcast.

This is episode number 242, and I'm excited to get this one out there,

especially right now, here in August as we get ready to start hunting seasons.

You know, it's one of those deals with hunting that shot opportunities can be tough to come

by.

We train for it, we work for it, we scout, we spend money and time and energy and effort.

And when things come together and you have that shot opportunity and the animal steps out

and you're at full draw with a bow or you're getting into shooting position with other

rifle, many of us have blown it in those instances, myself included.

And I wanted to speak with Joel Turner about essentially how to hold it together, how

to make a good shot when the opportunity happens, how to deal with pressure and buck fever

and all of those things, and to be able to shoot effectively in the heat of the moment.

And that's what we're talking about today.

So no matter if you have a bow or a rifle in your hands or something else for hunts this

fall, I want this podcast to help you fill a tag when that shot opportunity arises.

That's the single goal for this episode.

And I'm so excited with the knowledge, the information that Joel shared with us today

in this episode.

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