Sometimes the best hunts aren’t about filling tags — they’re about the people, the stories, and the moments that shape who we are as hunters. In this episode, JD Larson sits down with Garrett Davis, a Kansas bowhunter with a passion for traditional archery and chasing experiences over trophies.From growing up in the whitetail-rich plains to honing his craft with a stick and string, Garrett brings a grounded, humble take on why the journey matters more than the outcome. Whether you’re deep into trad life or just trying to slow down and enjoy the process again, this one’s packed with stories, lessons, and that campfire feel that makes hunting what it is.Even though technical gremlins sidelined Johnny halfway through, the conversation still runs deep — covering everything from Western hunts to life balance, faith, and finding joy in the grind.⸻🧭 Episode Highlights • Garrett’s take on what it means to “chase experience, not just game.” • Lessons learned bowhunting Kansas whitetails. • Why traditional archery builds mental toughness and patience. • How Garrett balances hunting, family, and purpose. • The beauty of slowing down and letting the woods teach you.🏹Quote “If you’re only hunting to fill a tag, you’re missing what the woods are really offering you.” – Garrett Davis