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And now, your host, Mark Kenyon. Welcome to the Wired to Hunt podcast. This week on the show, I am joined by Big Game Hunter, outdoor adventure, and filmmaker Donnie Vincent to discuss his personal journey to embrace an old-school approach to hunting and what the rest of us might be able to learn and enjoy by embracing something similar.

All right, welcome back to the Wired to Hunt podcast brought to you by First Light and their Camel for Conservation Initiative.

Today, we are going old school.

And we're doing that in a couple different ways.

And one, I've got a guest today who I haven't had in the show in a number of years.

Big mistake on my part.

But back in, I don't know, probably like

2015, 16, 17, somewhere on that window,

which feels kind of like yesterday, but it's actually

10 years ago now.

Donnie was on the show in the past, talking

about some of his previous work.

Stuff like his films, like the Rivers Divide.

I think another one called Who

We Are. He's been a tremendous filmmaker in the hunting and outdoor world. He has a wildlife

biology background. He has traveled the world, been to some of the wildest place, has done

some of the most wild, fantastic things you could ever imagine as a hunter, an outdoor person. But he's also a terrific storyteller and I think

a representative of our hunting community. And he's someone who's taking kind of a unique

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