On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Adam Henning, Marketing Director of ATZ Manufacturing. Adam shares insights into the innovative world of adaptive all-terrain mobility solutions. His story is one of technological advancement, community engagement, and a commitment to enhancing outdoor accessibility.

In today's episode, we delve into Adam's experiences with the latest model releases, including the Axis 30 and Axis 40, and the company's efforts in navigating government contracts and large-scale orders. The conversation covers the role of accessories like snow plows and custom color options in supporting inclusivity, and the importance of advocacy for insurance coverage and accessibility. Adam also discusses future goals, including performance upgrades and expanding market reach.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV. Special thanks to our new sponsor, Xtra Arm High Performance Shooting Rests, for supporting this episode.

To reach Adam Henning and the fine people at Trackchair, you can connect with them at the following links: www.thetrackchair.com and www.trackchairfinder.com.

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Aaron Ritter, founder of Limitless Service Group. Aaron shares his inspiring journey of transforming adaptive hunting and outreach for amputees. His story is one of innovation, community, and a passion for inclusivity in outdoor activities.

In today's episode, we delve into Aaron's experiences with supporting amputees through archery, hunting, and prosthetic care. The conversation covers the therapeutic value of outdoor activities, the role of organizations like Vortex Optics, TenPoint Crossbows, Almond Eye Productions, Asio Gear, and Reach Ops Prosthetics in supporting inclusivity, and the importance of community support. Aaron also discusses future goals, including expanding accessible hunting experiences and involving more disabled individuals in outdoor activities.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV. Special thanks to our new sponsor, Xtra Arm High Performance Shooting Rests, for supporting this episode.

To reach Aaron Ritter, you can connect with him at the following links: www.instagram.com/limitlessservicegroup, www.facebook.com/LimitlessServiceGroup, and visit his website at www.a3ginitiative.org.

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Lasha Barbosa and her husband Christopher. They share their inspiring journeys through adversity, healing, and rediscovering the outdoors. Their story is one of resilience, community, and a passion for inclusivity in outdoor activities.

In today's episode, we delve into Lasha's experiences with overcoming physical challenges after brain surgery and her journey to reconnect with nature. The conversation covers the therapeutic value of outdoor activities, the role of organizations like the Wild Sheep Foundation in supporting inclusivity, and the importance of community support. Lasha and Christopher also discuss their future goals, including advocating for accessible hunting experiences and involving more disabled individuals in outdoor activities.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

To reach Lasha Barbosa, you can connect with her at the following links: www.instagram.com/lasha-fineart, www.instagram.com/ruggedrootsoutdoors

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Chris Whonsetler, the culinary enthusiast behind the Okayest Cook podcast. Chris shares his passion for wild game cooking and food preservation, offering insights into unique culinary techniques and hunting adventures. His story is one of creativity, exploration, and a love for both food and the outdoors.

In today's episode, we delve into Chris's experiences with preparing raw meat dishes like tartar and carpaccio, and his innovative approaches to using wild game in everyday cooking. The conversation covers the art of food preservation, including canning and water glassing eggs, as well as Chris's tips for hunting various game species. Chris also discusses the importance of sustainable food practices and his hopes for inspiring others to explore wild game cuisine.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

To reach Chris, you can visit his website at okayestcook.com or follow him at instagram.com/okayestcook, https://www.facebook.com/AnOkayestCook

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, we welcome Derek Fussell, the founder and head dreamer of Camo Dreams, a nonprofit dedicated to providing once in a lifetime outdoor opportunities for deserving children with disabilities or terminal illnesses. Derek shares his journey from being a wildlife biologist to creating a nonprofit that empowers children to experience the outdoors. His story is one of dedication, community, and a passion for giving back.

In today's episode, we delve into Derek's experiences with developing Camo Dreams and the challenges of expanding a nonprofit. The conversation covers the partnerships with organizations like Buck Commander, the logistics of planning hunting trips, and the importance of adaptive equipment. Derek also discusses the future of Camo Dreams, including plans to establish a volunteer board and expand their reach.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

To reach Derek, you can email him at camodreamsinc@yahoo.com or visit https://camo-dreamsinc.org. Connect with Derek at the following links: https://facebook.com/camodreamsinc, https://instagram.com/camo_dreams_inc, https://twitter.com/derekfussell

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Dave Hanson, an adaptive fisherman and innovator. Dave shares his inspiring journey of overcoming paralysis and creating the Grip and Rip, an adaptive fishing grip system that empowers anglers with mobility challenges.

In today's episode, we discuss Dave's experiences with developing innovative gear, the importance of specialized equipment, and the role of community feedback in shaping adaptive products. The conversation explores accessible fishing locations, the support of nonprofits for disabled anglers, and effective techniques for cooking and smoking fish. Dave opens up about his favorite fishing spots, memorable catches, and future plans for expanding adaptive equipment into the broader outdoor industry.

Thank you for listening to the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on the podcast host of your choice. We are on all platforms! Don't forget to share this with all your friends and family. Remember to stay adaptive. If you would like to reach out to me about questions, concerns, being a guest, or know someone that you would like on the show, email me at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For everything Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

To reach Dave, visit him on social media or email:
https://instagram.com/bigfishdavey
https://instagram.com/theunstoppablesportsman
theunstoppablesportsman@gmail.com

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Anthony Pace, CEO and founder of Freedom Hunters, a nonprofit dedicated to honoring military veterans through outdoor adventures. Anthony shares the mission of Freedom Hunters and how outdoor activities like hunting and fishing serve as powerful healing tools for veterans.

In today's episode, we discuss Anthony's experiences with veterans, the therapeutic benefits of outdoor activities, and the variety of events organized by Freedom Hunters. The conversation explores the logistics of international hunts, the use of adaptive equipment, and the growth plans for the nonprofit. Anthony opens up about memorable hunting trips, the impact of community support, and future goals for expanding their outreach.

Thank you for listening to the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on the podcast host of your choice. We are on all platforms! Don't forget to share this with all your friends and family. Remember to stay adaptive. If you would like to reach out to me about questions, concerns, being a guest, or know someone that you would like on the show, email me at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com For everything Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman Look for the podcast on CarbonTV

To reach Anthony, visit him on social media at:

Freedom Hunters Website: https://www.freedomhunters.org, https://www.facebook.com/freedomhunters , https://www.instagram.com/freedomhunters

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, we welcome Doug Ingle, the innovative mind behind Hunter's Rickshaw, an electric game cart designed to assist hunters in transporting their game. Doug shares his journey from facing personal challenges with diabetes to creating a solution that empowers hunters to navigate rugged terrains with ease. His story is one of creativity, resilience, and a passion for the outdoors.

In today's episode, we delve into Doug's experiences with developing adaptive equipment and the challenges of bringing a new product to market. The conversation covers the technical aspects of the Hunter's Rickshaw, including its design and functionality, as well as Doug's aspirations for its future. Doug also discusses the importance of accessibility in outdoor activities and his hopes for expanding the reach of his product.

Thank you for tuning into the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on your preferred podcast platform. We're available on all major platforms! Don't forget to share this episode with friends and family. Stay adaptive! If you have questions, concerns, or would like to be a guest on the show, email us at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For more about the Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

To reach Doug, you can email him at huntersrickshaw@gmail.com or call him at 260-273-7671.

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