I'm Remy Warren and I've lived my life in the wild.

As a professional guide and hunter, I've spent thousands of days perfecting my craft.

I want to give that knowledge to you.

In this podcast, we relive some of my past adventures as I give you practical hunting tips to make you more successful.

Whether you're just getting started or a lifelong hunter, this podcast will bring you along on the hunt and teach you how to live wild.

This podcast is brought to you by Mountain Tough and Yeti.

Now, for those that don't know, Mountain Tough is an online-based training app.

This designed for hunters to train you both mentally and physically for the mountains.

So you can go on and there's programs designed with workouts that are specifically made to get you ready for the things you're going to encounter out there in the wild.

And while a lot of you probably know that their programs are designed to get you ready,

they also have programs designed to keep you ready during the season. It really is a year-round

process to help you be the best you can be on the hunt. If you're looking for a great gift this

holiday season, Yeti has you covered with a Rambler drinkware. It's a leakfruit, stackable, a ton of different

colors, and everything for drinking water, coffee, wine, or beer. They even have shotglasses and

flasks. They're great stocking stuffers and an awesome gift to give this holiday season.

Welcome back to Live Wild Podcast, everyone.

Now, it's the first week in 2026, and we're going to hit the ground running in some sense, sort of literally here, because one of the points of this podcast is to definitely get you ready for the hunt.

And I always like to take time this time a year to wrap our minds into planning and

preparation. So today I'm joined by my good friend Dustin Diefendurfer of Mountain Tuff Fitness

Labs and we're going to get you set for on track and making the most of your 2026 hunting season.

So we've got it broken down today. We're going to dive in and look at six steps to staying ready.

So you can get into that place where you get in the field and you feel like you've been training for it since the beginning of the year.

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