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Published by Jesse Bruggenthies
This is a podcast for new and experienced bowhunters to connect and talk about hunting and the outdoors
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Chasing Passion: Photography, Bow Hunting, and the Outdoors > Explore the joy of merging passions in photography and archery. In this episode, we dive into a conversation that highlights the joy of pursuing hobbies that ignite passion. Bergy Bowsmith sits down with Kellen Naizer, an underrated photographer and avid bow hunter, to discuss their shared love for the outdoors and the art of capturing it through photography. Living the Passion Kellen shares how photography has transformed from a side gig to his number one hobby, merging seamlessly with his love for bow hunting. "It's just been fun taking the deep dive... it’s just fun," Kellen reflects, emphasizing the importance of enjoying the process rather than getting lost in competition. The Comparison Trap Bergy and Kellen explore the pitfalls of comparison in the creative space, especially on social media. "Comparison is the thief of joy," Bergy reminds us, urging listeners to focus on their own journeys instead of measuring against others. Kellen echoes this sentiment, saying, "I'm just putting out content that I enjoy doing... not feeling like I'm forced to do things a certain way." Creative Sparks and Idea Generation The duo also discusses their methods for maintaining creativity. Bergy talks about using technology like Chat GPT to track video ideas and reignite his creative juices. "If I have writer's block... it’ll give me that list every day at 6:30," he shares. This proactive approach helps keep the flow of ideas alive. Kellen adds that he captures inspiration on the go, sharing a recent experience with his daughter’s toy bow that sparked a new idea for a post. "I just write down any idea... because I know I'm gonna forget about it," he advises, highlighting the importance of staying organized in the creative process. Continuous Improvement As they delve deeper into their respective crafts, both Kellen and Bergy emphasize the importance of continuous improvement. "You're just constantly in the pursuit of getting better," Kellen notes, a sentiment that resonates throughout their conversation. Bergy reflects on his own experiences with traditional archery, illustrating how new equipment can reignite a long-standing passion. As they wrap up, it’s clear that both Bergy and Kellen share a profound appreciation for the journey of growth in both photography and archery. Their conversation is a reminder to embrace the ebbs and flows of passions and to enjoy the ride. Final Thoughts This episode is not just about bow hunting or photography; it’s about finding joy in what you love and not letting external pressures dictate your journey. For more insights and stories from Bergy and Kellen, listen to the full episode.
The best public-land whitetail spot might be the small, overlooked pocket everyone else walks past. Bergy Bowsmith and Alabama hunter Drew Williams share how they find overlooked deer, adapt to different landscapes, and make mobile setups work as hunting pressure rises.Drew has spent years hunting public land in Alabama, where dense woods, steep terrain, and a drawn-out rut call for a different approach than the Midwest. Bergy brings a Midwest perspective shaped by hunting small parcels, finding creative access to public land, and scouting during the season. Together, they make the case for reading the land and deer in front of you instead of simply hiking farther in.They discuss how LiDAR can reveal terrain features standard topo maps may miss, why Drew scouts new ground after a hunt, and how moving to a new setup can pay off. They also compare public-land etiquette, regional rut timing, rattling, and the differences between hunting Alabama and the Midwest.The conversation also covers gear and technique: Drew’s compound arrow setup, his traditional bow tuning process, and why he’s reconsidering saddle hunting with a recurve. Whether you hunt public land, shoot compound or traditional, or want to sharpen your in-season scouting, this episode offers candid insights from two hunters who keep adapting.
In this episode, we sit down with a company dedicated to taking the stress and guesswork out of planning your hunt. We dive into how professional hunt planning can completely change your experience in the field — from researching draw odds and access routes to terrain mapping, e-scouting, gear prep, and strategy built for your style of hunting. We talk about what most hunters overlook when planning a trip, how to avoid wasting time in unproductive areas, and how small details can be the difference between punching a tag and going home empty-handed. Whether you’re brand new to western hunting or a seasoned bowhunter looking to get more efficient, this conversation is packed with insight that can help you build confidence, save time, and hunt with purpose. If you've ever asked “Where do I even start?” — this episode is for you.
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