Folks, there are some cases in which a sharp stick and a bowstring is hands down the best way to hunt,

and others in which it's simply the most fulfilling way to hunt.

Sometimes I feel like we here at the backcountry

hunting podcast don't dedicate nearly as much time to archers and bow hunters as

that demographic deserves. Welcome to the show today.

I'm Joseph von Benedict.

And today we're going to talk all things bows and bow hunting with Logan White,

owner of the archery Den in Nashville, Tennessee.

Now, the Archery Den has been a top 20 Matthews dealer every year for the past decade,

and Logan himself is a passionate hunter.

So I'm looking forward to hearing Logan's perspective on modern archery gear and on backcountry hunting,

and particularly his perspective on non-Western hunters that dream of traveling to the great rocky mountains in pursuit of elk, mule deer, pronghorn antelope, black bears, mountain lions and so forth.

So without further ado, welcome to the show today.

Logan, it's a pleasure to have you here with us.

Thank you, Joseph. I'm excited to be here, looking forward to it always happy to talk archery and I'm

definitely happy to talk out west hunting it's a passion of mine it's fun it's life

changing and thanks again. I'm really looking forward to the conversation.

As am I. Now Logan, would you mind just taking a minute and tell our listeners a little bit about yourself?

And don't hesitate to to to your own horn here.

We want to know what makes you tick as a bow hunter and what's driven you to the success you've earned as a top Matthews dealer.

Yeah, yeah, so my name's Logan White. I'm a fireman here in Spring Hill, Tennessee and then I own the bow shop and I own a media company.

I have a beautiful wife and two little girls just had one back in October.

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