I figure if I burned through all five I'm going to need a cheeseburger and a shower and maybe I'll just use the hiking out and hiking back and there's a punishment for not getting it done with five-year-old.

Welcome to the rich outdoors, where we break down the tips, tactics and strategies of hunting's great.

Not only help you become better hunters, but to motivate and inspire you between hunting

adventures.

For more about us, including additional resources on our guests and links to everything we cover

in the interview, check out the Rich Outdoors.net.

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