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. If you really want

to utilize a lot of this information from the podcast in the field, one of the best ways to do that is to be physically ready for the hunt.

And that's really why I've partnered with Mountain Tough.

So if you aren't familiar with it, Mountain Tough is an online training app designed for hunters

with a ton of added benefit.

In addition to the fitness programs built for that backcountry hunting,

you also get access to nutrition and recovery guides for on and off the mountain, mental toughness training, and this really great in-app community that connects you with other Mountain Tuffers and coaches.

This app is packed with value to help you stay ready.

To get started in the journey, go to MountainTuff.com. That's M-T-N-T-O-U-G-H.com.

Well, everyone, welcome back to the Live Wild podcast. Now, this week, we're going to look at those

final moments of a bow hunt in the decision-making process around the shot.

I'm going to highlight today what I think of is five top mistakes that I definitely make that blow a stock or maybe the shot when it comes to getting in position with a bow.

And then we're going to look at those ways that we can prevent it. But before we do that,

I really want to share the story of a recent bow hunt I did for fallow deer in New Zealand and a

big bedded buck I got a second chance on. So I recently got an opportunity to chase some fallow deer with my bow, and that's one of my favorite things to do.

The area that I get to hunt is really conducive for spot and stock because it's more of that open-type country, and there's definitely some really good bucks there.

It's always fun for me to spot a good, big, mature buck and try to slip into bow range. It's a really good

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