Imagine you're somewhere in High Rocky Mountains between, oh, nine and 10,000 feet, and it's your final day of a seven-day El Kunt, deep in the backcountry. You've had bad weather, you've had challenging

conditions in every way, and you're sitting there watching the sun go down thinking,

this is it. It was fun but no bull right and then just as the sun's

about to fade the sun's in your eyes there's haze in the air conditions are

just not good about 400 yards away you see a giant of a bull

crest the ridge and he's about to drop over the continental divide from where you're hunting in Montana into Idaho.

You have seconds to make the most of this opportunity, this hard-earned opportunity at the moment of truth,

you better be able to hold it together.

Folks, thanks for tuning in today.

I have the extreme pleasure of introducing a new friend of

mine this is Duane Buckner a man who works with Aimpoint optics now and has a

unique perspective on vision, on the process of

controlling your psyche so that you can still function under challenging situations.

And Duane goes by Buck as a nickname. So Buck, my friend, welcome to the show. It's a pleasure to have you here.

Thank you so very much man. It's absolutely my pleasure. It's absolutely my pleasure.

Well, thank you. Now tell our listeners a little bit about yourself.

Okay, well as you said I'm the director of training for

Aimpoint US go around the country teaching everything that has kind of a nexus to our products, our

sites.

Before that I had a 25 year career in the military where I did just about anything between search and rescue and

you can't counter terrorism.

And I retired in 2017.

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