What's up everybody? It's Tuesday morning and I've got Tristan Littkey on the phone with

precision cut archery. That's something that was kind of introduced to me from a couple different people. One being Tristan I think

messaged me at one point and then Tim Gillingham was bugging me a month or so ago to look into this kind of

program he's doing a little bit more so welcome on the

show Tristan and tell everybody a little bit about yourself.

Yeah thanks for having me actually it was funny I was talking with Tim one random day probably about a month ago and he was somehow it came up that he was talking to you right after he was talking to me.

And I said hey you should see if Aaron wants to get in there and start poking around.

So I think that's how that all kind of came to be.

But as far as my background, I can give a little quick overview. I was kind of born and raised in

small town Minnesota so grew up doing typical small town Minnesota things you

know running around the woods with BB guns and bows and eventually 22s and shotguns and all that.

Nobody in my family in my immediate family hunted except for I guess my dad did once once I got old enough to

like rifle deer hunt and my dad's eye at interest he would go with me before I was old enough to go by myself.

But so a little bit different there. My grandpa did hunt so I got exposed through a lot of stuff

through him, not archery, but you know, rifle deer, like birds, small game, things like that.

So I kind of had a background of hunting, a background of the outdoors.

And I ended up getting my first bow when I was 16, saved up all my money from, you know, part-time jobs and things.

I got my first bow and at the time it was it was just a way to hunt more our rifle deer

season here is only like a weekend to a weekend one week long so I was saying hey if I get a bow I can go you know I can, I can go hunt from like mid-September all the way through the end of the year.

So I thought that sounded pretty cool so kind of dove head first into the archery thing, you know,

learn stuff the hard way, no kind of like training or things like that, just trying to figure things out.

And so just kind of, a hundred white tails here in Minnesota all through high school and college.

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