In this episode of First Generation Bowhunter, host Adam Buchanan sits down with Brad Brooks, founder of Argali Outdoors, to talk about the unexpected overlap between rock climbing, bow hunting, and building gear that actually works in the backcountry.
Adam and Brad dig into how their shared obsession with climbing shaped their approach to bowhunting, why bow hunting has one of the steepest learning curves in the outdoors, and how persistence—not shortcuts—is the real key to success. They also compare the true cost of climbing vs. hunting, why hunters tend to obsess over gear, and how to avoid wasting money when you’re getting started.
The conversation goes deep into wild game as a primary food source, from preparation and cooking to why harvesting your own meat changes your relationship with food entirely. Brad also shares insight into how Argali gear is designed, why simplicity matters, and how innovation in hunting apparel and equipment is evolving to better serve serious hunters—not trends.
They wrap with a real conversation about balancing family life, work, and hunting, why communication matters, and how learning from failure is unavoidable in both climbing and bowhunting.
If you’re a bowhunter, endurance athlete, climber, or someone trying to do hunting the right way—this episode hits.
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Rock climbing builds mental toughness that translates directly to bow hunting
Bow hunting has a steeper learning curve than most outdoor sports
Climbers tend to spend less on gear than hunters—but both obsess over performance
Success in bow hunting often comes after repeated failure
Wild game becomes a staple when hunting is done consistently
Quality gear matters—but skill and decision-making matter more
Communication is critical when balancing hunting, family, and work
The hunting gear and apparel industry is shifting toward function over hype
Episode Chapters
00:00 – How rock climbing shaped obsession
05:03 – Transitioning from climbing to bow hunting
10:52 – Gear advice for new bowhunters
18:01 – The steep learning curve of archery
21:16 – Adaptability in bow hunting
23:04 – Arrows, mistakes, and hard lessons
26:29 – Why wild game matters
27:56 – Cooking and preparing wild meat
30:32 – Balancing hunting with real life
31:31 – Communication and family support
38:08 – Innovation in hunting apparel and gear
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In this conversation, Adam and Mark Comcowich delve into the world of skiing, sock design, and the evolution of Darn Tough socks for hunters. They discuss the importance of comfort, durability, and the unique properties of Merino wool. Mark shares insights into the brand's commitment to quality and innovation, as well as the community's role in shaping their products. The conversation highlights the significance of investing in quality gear for outdoor activities, particularly focusing on the importance of socks in a hunter's system.
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Skiing roots influence product design and innovation.
Darn Tough socks were born from a need for quality.
Merino wool offers superior comfort and moisture-wicking properties.
The brand's success is tied to its commitment to quality and community.
Socks are considered essential equipment for outdoor activities.
Cotton socks do not perform well in athletic settings.
Darn Tough maintains a low return rate due to product quality.
The brand listens to customer feedback for product development.
Investing in quality gear enhances outdoor experiences.
The hunting community plays a vital role in the brand's evolution.
Chapters
00:00 Skiing Roots and Industry Insights
02:52 The Birth of Darn Tough Socks
05:57 Quality and Innovation in Sock Design
08:48 The Importance of Merino Wool
11:49 Staying Focused on Socks
14:58 The Science Behind Sock Performance
17:59 Community and Brand Loyalty
24:20 The Importance of Quality Gear
30:07 Innovations in Sock Technology
36:02 Maintaining Comfort in the Field
42:02 Community Feedback and Product Development
In this conversation, Ryan Uffens from Hunt Stealth Podcast shares his experiences and insights from his bow hunting journey, discussing the challenges and learning moments he encountered throughout the hunting season. He reflects on the importance of preparation, understanding wildlife behavior, and the thrill of the hunt. Additionally, he introduces his new product, Bison King, highlighting its nutritional benefits and the story behind its creation.
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Ryan shares his first experiences with elk and deer hunting.
He emphasizes the importance of learning from mistakes in hunting.
Scent plays a crucial role in hunting success.
Preparation and the right equipment are essential for a successful hunt.
Ryan launched a new Bison Jerky product with his son, BSN KNG.
He encourages new hunters to take opportunities when they arise.
The conversation highlights the camaraderie and learning in the hunting community.
Chapters
00:00 The Watch Connection and Tech Preferences
02:50 Bow Hunting: A New Journey Begins
06:01 Experiences in the Field: Learning and Growth
09:09 The Thrill of the Hunt: First Encounters
12:11 The Call of the Wild: Elk and Mule Deer Adventures
14:51 The Scent of Success: Recognizing Animal Signs
17:58 The Evolution of a Hunter: From Novice to Passionate
21:01 The Challenges of Calling: Learning the Sounds of Nature
23:56 The Unique Smell of Elk: A Hunter's Perspective
28:02 Hunting Experiences and Lessons Learned
50:20 Launching Bison King: A New Venture
56:57 Podcasting Journey and Community Connections
In this episode of First Generation Bowhunter, Adam shares his recent hunting experiences, focusing on deer behavior, movement patterns, and the importance of adapting strategies based on observations. He discusses the significance of paying attention to environmental changes and how they affect deer activity. Adam reflects on missed opportunities and the lessons learned from his hunting adventures, emphasizing the joy and excitement of the hunt.
Pay attention to deer behavior and environmental changes.
Deer movement can be influenced by human activity.
Hunting strategies should adapt to observed patterns.
Patience is key when observing wildlife.
Chasing deer can lead to missed opportunities.
Understanding deer patterns can improve hunting success.
Experience teaches valuable lessons in hunting.
The thrill of the hunt is in the journey, not just the outcome.
Wild game hanging is a rewarding experience.
Sharing knowledge and tips can help fellow hunters.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Hunting Insights
03:00 Behavioral Shifts in Deer Patterns
06:11 Observations on Deer Movement and Activity
09:03 Hunting Strategies and Techniques
11:48 Chasing Deer and Missed Opportunities
14:57 Learning from Experience and Instincts
17:52 Conclusion and Reflections on the Hunt
In this episode, Adam discusses his experiences with hunting, particularly the challenges of taking his son out to hunt deer. He shares a humorous anecdote about an app that predicts deer activity and reflects on the recent closure of BlackOvis and CamoFire, where he worked as a marketing director. Adam expresses his gratitude for the colleagues he worked with and the emotional impact of the company's closure, highlighting the talent and dedication of his team.
Chapters
00:00 Can you find more deer with this app?
07:51 Reflections on BlackOvis and CamoFire
Summary
In this gear chat episode, Adam discusses the benefits of using a fanny pack for hunting, sharing personal experiences and tips on how to effectively utilize this gear. He explores what to pack, hydration strategies, and innovative gadgets like the Bow Spider that enhance the hunting experience. The conversation also touches on essential gear maintenance, particularly focusing on broadheads, and concludes with a call to action for listeners to engage with the podcast.
Takeaways
The fanny pack is a game changer for hunting.
Being hands-free while hunting allows for better mobility.
Hydration is crucial; manage water effectively during hunts.
Innovative gadgets like the Bow Spider can enhance the hunting experience.
Proper gear maintenance, especially for broadheads, is essential.
Packing light with a fanny pack can improve hunting efficiency.
Using lightweight game bags is important for transporting meat.
Personal experiences can guide gear choices and hunting strategies.
Understanding the functionality of gear can lead to better hunting outcomes.
Engaging with the hunting community can provide valuable insights.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Gear Chat: The Fanny Pack
02:49 Hunting with a Fanny Pack: Benefits and Tips
06:06 Essential Gear for Hunting: Game Bags and Tools
08:58 Water Management and Hydration Tips
11:53 Innovative Gadgets: The Bow Spider
15:08 Broadheads and Their Importance in Hunting
18:50 Conclusion and Final Thoughts on Gear
Summary
In this episode of Unstrung, Adam discusses the necessity of camouflage in bow hunting, sharing personal experiences and insights. He emphasizes that while camo can be beneficial, factors like scent and noise are far more critical to a successful hunt. Adam also reflects on broader societal issues, including the prevalence of hate and the importance of community engagement. He encourages listeners to be mindful of their reactions and interactions, both in hunting and in life. The episode concludes with a light-hearted review of a beverage and an invitation for feedback.
Takeaways
You don't need camo to bow hunt.
Scent and noise are more important than camo.
Hunting can be expensive; prioritize your spending.
You can successfully hunt in solid colors.
Be aware of your impact on others in the community.
Anger can influence how we are perceived by our children.
It's important to model good behavior for the next generation.
Engagement with the community matters in hunting and life.
Don't let camo dictate your hunting experience.
Feedback is essential for growth and improvement.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Unstrung Episodes
02:28 The Camo Debate: Do You Really Need It?
06:45 Hunting Realities: Scent, Noise, and Environment
10:42 Reflections on Anger and Community Engagement
14:34 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Summary
In this episode of First Generation Bow Hunter, Adam Buchanan and Jason Dyer discuss the essential preparations for the upcoming hunting season. They cover everything from gear checklists and navigation strategies to safety measures and food planning. The conversation emphasizes the importance of being organized and mentally prepared for the hunt, while also reminding listeners to enjoy the experience and the journey of hunting.
Takeaways
Hunting season is just around the corner, and preparation is key.
Always have a backup release for your bow.
Check your gear and make sure everything is packed properly.
Know your hunting regulations and unit boundaries.
Use navigation apps like Onyx to plan your routes.
Have a B plan for your hunting strategy.
Safety is crucial; always inform someone about your hunting plans.
Pack food in a way that makes it easy to access during the hunt.
Time management is essential; don't forget your tag and gear.
Enjoy the journey of hunting, it's not just about the kill.
Chapters
00:00 Hunting Season Countdown
06:02 Essential Gear Checklist
10:48 Navigating Regulations and Land Access
19:22 Safety and Communication in the Field
27:49 Final Preparations and Mindset for Hunting
34:58 Reflections on the Hunting Experience
In this episode, Adam Buchanan dives into his bow setup for the upcoming hunting season, discussing the Hoyt Alpha bow, quiver preferences, sights, stabilizers, arrows, broadheads, and release aids. He shares personal experiences, tips for selecting gear, and insights into what works best for him as a bow hunter. The conversation emphasizes the importance of comfort and accuracy in archery, while also addressing budget considerations for hunters.
The Hoyt Alpha bow is stable and fun to shoot.
Having a backup bow can be beneficial.
A quiver that holds more arrows is preferred for backcountry hunting.
The Spot Hog Boonie sight is easy to dial in.
Stabilizers should be lightweight and unobtrusive.
Gold Tip arrows are reliable and effective.
Broadheads like Sever provide excellent blood trails.
Release aids should feel comfortable and familiar.
Budget considerations are important when selecting gear.
Footwear is a critical investment for hunters.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Bow Hunting Season
02:24 Bow Breakdown: Hoyt Alpha and RX-1
06:05 Quiver Choices and Preferences
09:04 Sights: Exploring the Spot Hog Boonie
13:47 Stabilizers and Their Importance
15:46 Arrow Rest: Transitioning to Hamski
18:04 Arrow Selection: Gold Tip and Fletching Choices
21:51 Broadheads: Sever and G5 Striker
24:20 Release Aids: Finding the Right Fit
26:41 Conclusion and Future Topics
In this episode of First Generation Bowhunter, Adam Buchanan shares essential tips for new bow hunters, focusing on scouting, shooting techniques, gear preparation, and food strategies for a successful hunting season. He emphasizes the importance of thorough scouting, effective shooting practice, and proper gear tuning, while also discussing personal experiences and challenges faced during recovery from knee surgery. Adam encourages listeners to prepare adequately and stay focused to enhance their hunting experience.
Takeaways
The main goal is to help new bow hunters punch their tag.
Scouting is crucial; spend time in areas you can hunt.
Digital scouting can save time and enhance preparation.
Trail cameras can provide valuable insights but require careful management.
Practice shooting in various positions to prepare for real-life scenarios.
Gear tuning is essential; seek help from trusted professionals.
Broadheads should be tested and maintained for optimal performance.
Meal prepping can keep you out in the field longer.
Stay focused and avoid distractions during the hunt.
Breathing techniques can help manage nerves before a shot.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Personal Update
02:00 Scouting and Patterning Strategies
10:07 Shooting Techniques and Practice
12:02 Gear Preparation and Bow Tuning
17:20 Food and Meal Prep for Hunting
20:45 Final Thoughts and Season Preparation
In this episode of First Generation Bowhunter, Adam Buchanan discusses effective techniques for bow hunting practice, emphasizing the importance of focus and confidence. He shares insights from a recent shooting session, highlighting how shooting at smaller targets can enhance concentration and improve shooting accuracy. The conversation also touches on the mental aspects of archery, including the need for muscle memory and mental discipline, ultimately aiming to prepare hunters for successful hunts.
Maximize practice time by focusing on smaller targets.
Shooting at small targets improves focus and accuracy.
Mental discipline is crucial for successful hunting.
Building confidence is key to effective archery.
Practice helps train the brain to focus better.
Shooting at short distances exposes form issues.
Real-world practice simulates hunting scenarios.
Confidence boosts performance in archery.
Understanding arrow tuning is essential for accuracy.
Consistent practice leads to better hunting outcomes.
Chapters
00:00 Maximizing Bow Practice Time
09:39 Building Confidence and Focus in Archery
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In this episode of First Generation Bowhunter, Adam Buchanan dives into the world of fletching options for archery, discussing the differences between 3-fletch and 4-fletch setups, tuning for 3D archery, and the importance of choosing the right broadhead. He shares personal experiences and insights on arrow setups, aiming to help both novice and experienced bow hunters make informed decisions for their hunting and 3D archery needs.
There are many fletching options available for archery.
3-Fletch setups are lighter and provide flatter shooting.
4-Fletch setups offer better steering for longer distances.
Tuning your bow is crucial for accuracy in 3D archery.
Choosing the right broadhead can significantly impact your success.
Budget considerations are important when selecting arrows.
Fixed broadheads are recommended for beginners.
Mechanical broadheads can be easier to work with in the field.
It's essential to practice with your broadheads before hunting.
If you're feeling overwhelmed, it means you're pushing yourself.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Fletching Options
01:21 3D Archery vs. Hunting: Finding the Balance
03:18 Three-Fletch vs. Four-Fletch: Key Differences
09:42 Choosing the Right Setup for Your Needs
15:28 Broadheads and Fletching: Making the Right Choice
In this episode of First Generation Bowhunter, Adam Buchanan discusses essential springtime activities for bow hunters to prepare for the upcoming hunting season. He emphasizes the importance of practicing archery, focusing on fitness and nutrition, and engaging in scouting and shed hunting. Adam shares personal experiences and tips to enhance shooting accuracy, improve physical conditioning, and effectively scout hunting areas. He also highlights the excitement of spring turkey hunting and encourages listeners to connect and share their experiences.
Takeaways
You can practice shooting at short distances to improve accuracy.
Focus on your shot process, including stance and grip.
Strengthening hips is crucial for injury prevention during hunting.
Using AI for meal planning can enhance nutrition.
Shed hunting can be combined with practice and scouting.
Pay attention to animal behavior during spring scouting.
Utilize binoculars for spotting and glassing techniques.
Spring is a great time to prepare for hunting season.
Consider the importance of water sources in scouting.
Engage in spring turkey hunting for a fun challenge.
Chapters
00:00 Springtime Preparation for Bow Hunters
06:57 Shed Hunting and Scouting Strategies
13:05 Spring Turkey Hunting Insights
In this episode, Adam Buchanan explores the mindset of a first-generation bow hunter, emphasizing the importance of resilience, curiosity, and confidence.
He shares personal experiences and insights on overcoming challenges, building confidence, and the significance of community in the learning process. The conversation extends beyond bow hunting, offering valuable lessons applicable to various aspects of life.
There are three key elements in your mindset: resilience, curiosity, and confidence.
Resilience is about adaptability and pushing through challenges.
Curiosity drives the desire to learn and seek knowledge.
Confidence can be built through resilience and curiosity.
Imposter syndrome can affect first-generation hunters; it's important to recognize it.
Community and camaraderie are essential for growth and learning in hunting.
First-generation hunters have a unique perspective and can bring fresh insights.
Asking questions and being humble can lead to valuable learning experiences.
Success in bow hunting doesn't always mean killing an animal; it's about personal growth.
The mindset discussed is applicable to various life situations beyond bow hunting.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the First Generation Bow Hunter Mindset
08:45 Key Elements of Resilience, Curiosity, and Confidence
15:43 Navigating Imposter Syndrome and Building Confidence
22:42 The Importance of Community and Learning Together
30:39 Applying the Mindset Beyond Bow Hunting
Summary
In this episode of First Generation BowHunter, Adam Buchanan provides a comprehensive guide for beginners in bow hunting. He discusses the differences between compound and traditional bows, the importance of draw length and weight, budgeting for equipment, essential accessories, and tips for selecting the right bow brand. Adam emphasizes the significance of coaching and developing good habits early on in the bow hunting journey, aiming to equip listeners with the knowledge needed for a successful hunting experience.
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Takeaways
Bow hunting can be overwhelming for beginners.
Choosing between a compound and traditional bow is crucial.
Draw length and weight significantly impact shooting performance.
Budget wisely for your bow setup and accessories.
Invest in quality arrows for better accuracy.
A drop away rest enhances shooting performance.
Selecting the right bow brand can improve your experience.
Coaching can help develop good shooting habits early on.
Don't rush into buying a bow; take your time to choose.
Enjoy the process of selecting your first bow.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Bow Hunting Basics
07:01 Importance of Draw Length and Weight
13:14 Choosing the Right Accessories
20:38 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Summary
In this episode of First Generation Bow Hunter, Adam discusses his ambitious goal of shooting 10,000 arrows in a year. He shares insights on habit formation, the importance of gear adjustments, training routines, and nutrition strategies to support his archery journey. Adam also touches on products from MTN OPS and BLK FLG, emphasizing the significance of wellness in achieving his goals. The episode concludes with a call to action for listeners to join him in this challenge and improve their bow hunting skills together.
Takeaways
Shooting 10,000 arrows is a way to integrate archery into daily life.
Habit formation is crucial for achieving long-term goals.
Adjusting gear can significantly impact shooting performance.
Physical training and recovery are essential for archers.
Nutrition plays a vital role in overall wellness and performance.
Using products that support health can enhance training outcomes.
Community and support can motivate individuals to reach their goals.
Setting a single goal can simplify the path to success.
Understanding equipment is key to improving shooting accuracy.
Engaging with fellow bow hunters can enhance the learning experience.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the 10,000 Arrows Challenge
04:49 The Importance of Habit Formation
10:05 Training and Gear Adjustments
21:34 Nutrition and Wellness Strategies
32:49 Final Thoughts and Community Engagement
Summary
In this episode, Adam Buchanan shares his recent hunting experiences, focusing on a deer drive he participated in. He discusses the importance of understanding deer movement, influenced by factors like temperature and moon phases. Adam recounts the excitement of driving deer towards a fellow hunter and reflects on the lessons learned from the experience, emphasizing the need for intuition and strategic positioning. He also expresses his enthusiasm for future hunts and encourages listeners to engage with their own hunting experiences.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the Hunt
05:58 The Deer Drive Experience
11:47 Lessons Learned from the Drive
Summary
In this episode of First Generation Bow Hunter, Adam discusses the importance of not selling your bow after experiencing failure during hunting season. He shares personal experiences and insights on dealing with feelings of frustration, the significance of understanding your equipment, and the necessity of practicing and tuning your arrows. Adam emphasizes that bow hunting is a numbers game, requiring patience and persistence, and encourages listeners to keep trying and enjoy the journey of bow hunting.
Takeaways
Don't rush to sell your bow after a tough season.
Feelings of failure are common among hunters.
Understanding your equipment is crucial for success.
Practice makes perfect; keep shooting your bow.
Ranking your arrows can improve accuracy.
Bow hunting requires patience and persistence.
Recap your hunts with someone to gain insights.
Don't give up too quickly; give it time.
Invest in learning about your gear and tuning.
Enjoy the experience of bow hunting, regardless of outcomes.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction: The Importance of Not Selling Your Bow
08:09 Equipment Familiarity: Knowing Your Gear
14:19 Ranking and Tuning Arrows for Better Accuracy
20:08 The Numbers Game: Time in the Field
In this episode of First Generation Bowhunter, Adam recounts his exhilarating experience of hunting a buck in Utah during the 2024 archery season. He shares insights into the quick nature of the hunt, the mistakes he made, and the lessons learned throughout the process. Adam emphasizes the importance of preparation, mental calmness, and the joy of hunting with others. He also discusses the gear he used and reflects on his journey as a bow hunter, highlighting the significance of each hunting experience in his growth as an outdoorsman.
Hunting experiences are cumulative, not singular.
Preparation is key to a successful hunt.
Mistakes can lead to valuable lessons.
Mental calmness is crucial when taking a shot.
Hunting with others enhances the experience.
The right gear can make a significant difference.
Tracking and recovery are essential after a shot.
Each hunt contributes to personal growth as a hunter.
Opportunistic hunting can lead to unexpected success.
Reflecting on past hunts helps in future planning.
Podcast Chapters
00:00 Introduction to the 2024 Archery Buck Hunt
02:51 The Quick Hunt Experience
05:57 Mistakes Made During the Hunt
11:28 The Shot and Its Aftermath
17:33 Mental Preparation for Hunting
23:01 Equipment Insights and Preferences
28:37 The Gutless Method of Field Dressing
33:52 Reflections on the Hunting Journey
39:47 Future Hunting Plans and Closing Thoughts
Summary
In this episode of the First Generation Bow Hunter podcast, host Adam shares his experiences from the recent elk hunting season, emphasizing the importance of learning from others, the challenges faced in the wilderness, and the joy of wildlife interactions. He reflects on the dynamics of hunting with a partner, the significance of scent and sound in elk hunting, and the lessons learned from both successful and challenging moments in the field. Adam also discusses the excitement of deer hunting and the beauty of nature, encouraging listeners to appreciate their experiences in the wild.
Takeaways
Elk hunting presents unique challenges compared to deer hunting.
Hunting with others can significantly enhance learning and experiences.
Altitude sickness can impact performance during high elevation hunts.
Scent control is crucial when hunting elk, as they are sensitive to it.
Interactions with other hunters can vary, highlighting the importance of communication.
It's essential to stay self-aware and navigate carefully in the wilderness.
Taking breaks from technology can enhance the hunting experience.
The thrill of wildlife interactions is a key part of hunting.
Preparation and adaptability are vital for successful hunts.
Reflecting on experiences can lead to personal growth as a hunter.
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Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Elk Hunting Adventures
02:47 Lessons from the Elk Hunt
05:40 The Importance of Hunting with Others
09:02 Navigating the Challenges of Elk Hunting
11:52 Interactions with Other Hunters
14:47 The Thrill of Bugling Elk
17:44 Reflections on Hunting Etiquette
20:49 Self-Awareness in the Wilderness
23:40 Final Thoughts on the Elk Hunt
26:34 Deer Encounters and Nature's Beauty
29:58 Conclusion and Listener Engagement