KIFARUCAST

Cody Greenwood (TradLab)

Cody Greenwood and Aron sit down and go through how to get into traditional archery: what bows, risers, limbs, arrows, broadheads they recommend at all different price points. If you are interested in getting into the world of traditional archery this is the podcast to take a listen to.
Cody in his free time enjoys hunting and competing with Traditional Archery gear. His career is centered around Business Management and Continuous Improvement. He is a Certified MBB, I have also earned an MBA from Purdue. He has several years of experience working with investigative analytics, he uses the fundamental principles within the Industrial Sciences to drive improvement at work and in his free time to improve his gear selection and shot process.
Traditional tackle is not readily available for Archers to pick up and test locally. Cody's goal is to provide Archers with unbiased quality information that helps them make a well educated choice and pick a bow that fits their needs. He has chosen metrics associated with Ergonomics, Performance and Sound to highlight the compromises within each Bowyer design. Cody works hard to make sure his testing results are accurate and repeatable.
 
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Kevin Owens (Fieldcraft Survival)

On todays episode Frank and Aron are joined by Kevin Owens. He is the director of Fieldcraft North Carolina and runs courses on how to shoot long range, protect your home, and many others. The guys discuss Kevin's background as well as diving into topics such as hunter preparation, MOA vs. MRAD, the 6.5 creedmoor and man buns, plus much more.
Kevin Owens grew up in Ireland where he served in the Tier One Counter-Terrorist Force. After immigrating to the United States, he served 24-years in the United States Army - 6 in the infantry and 18 in Special Forces. He served in combat in Iraq and Afghanistan multiple times, ran the Special Forces Sniper Course, and was in charge of all Force Modernization for Army Special Forces.
Go check out his Hunter Preparation Course on August 14-15 in Aberdeen, NC
 
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Greg Poole

Greg Poole joins Aron today to talk about the differences and the crossovers of tournament archery shooting and "for-fun" archery shoots. Between TAC (Total Archery Challenge), Mountain Archery Fest, and multiple other local and nation wide events, there has been a boom in "for-fun" archery shoots, all the while archery tournaments have seen their numbers dwindle. Aron and Greg discuss what is the driving force behind this and how people in the archery space can continue to grow both and have people go to both, while still having fun.
Greg has competed in archery, professionally, for many years. Additionally, he has also worked for, and continue to work for, some of the biggest manufacturing companies in the archery industry.
Greg also runs BowJunky.com and the Bow Junky Podcast, both of which have tons of amazing content and information, go check them out!

Evan Hafer (Black Rifle Coffee Company)

Recently Evan and his company were profiled in a New York Times article, which was penned to show Evan in a light that was counter to what he actually supports. Because of the dishonest way Evan was portrayed in the article a huge amount of blacklash was thrown his way. Aron, Frank, and Evan dispel all the rumors and hearsay in this episode.
Evan Hafer is the founder and CEO of Black Rifle Coffee Company. America's leading Veteran-owned and operated premium, small-batch coffee roastery.
Evan started Black Rifle Coffee Company to provide a high-quality coffee to the pro-American and Veteran communities.
Between deployments to Iraq and Afghanistan, Evan was working to refine both his coffee roasting and his firearms skills. He has spent over a decade researching coffee, refining his roast profiles, and (of course) drinking what he roasts. Black Rifle Coffee Company is quite literally the combination of his two favorite passions. Evan takes pride in the coffee he roasts, the veterans he employs, and the causes he supports.
 
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Eddie Gallagher

Eddie Gallagher joined the Navy at age 19. All he wanted to do was fight for his country and become a United States Navy SEAL. For almost 20 years, he did both (15 of those years in the SEAL Teams), earning a stellar reputation along the way. Eddie deployed 8 times, including to war zones in Africa, Iraq, and Afghanistan. In 2014, Chief Gallagher was named the Sailor of the Quarter and then Sailor of the Year for NSW Group One (all West coast-based SEALs). During his career, Eddie was awarded 2 Bronze Stars with V for Valor, Meritorious Unit Commendation, Presidential Unit Citation, 2 Navy Commendation Medals, 3 Navy and Marine Corp Achievement Medals—1 with V for Valor and 5 Good Conduct Awards.
On September 11, 2018, Chief (SEAL) Eddie Gallagher was suddenly arrested at the medical facility where he was receiving treatment for traumatic brain injuries. He was taken to a military brig and held in solitary confinement without being told what he had been arrested for or how long he would be there.
Eddie would spend nine months in prison largely being denied medical treatment, access to legal counsel, and regular visits. His family was terrorized by the government while the press vilified him as a monster. Even after a jury of his peers found him innocent of murdering an ISIS fighter, there still exists a perception that Chief Gallagher got away with murder and was pardoned by President Trump. Neither are true.
 
Go check out his book "The Man in the Arena"
 
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Photography 101

Aron is joined by Trevon Stoltzfus, David DeAustin, and Tanner Vernon to discuss photography.  They hit on multiple topics; lighting and how to use it, how to set up a shot, when and where to use specific equipment and so much more.  If you're interested in getting into photography or getting better at the photos you take in the field this episode is packed with great information.
 
Go check out Colorado Bowhunters Association:
The CBA promises to continue its responsibility to safe guard the privileges we enjoy today and to explore new opportunities for an ever changing tomorrow. But that responsibility demands support in the form of new and enduring memberships. If you bow hunt in Colorado and are not a member of the CBA, please consider joining now and give your fair share in protecting the privilege. As our membership grows, so will the opportunities available... this is our pledge to you the members.
 
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Danny McCarthy

Aron is joined by Danny McCarthy today, who is one of the most talented and experienced 3D archers in America.  They sit down and discuss, Danny's awards and accolades, how he got into the world of target archery and dive into the technical aspects of his archery setup.  Some of the topics they cover are peeps, scopes, releases, shot process, FOC and making sure you set up your tools for what you are planning on shooting.  
 
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Get Out There

The moral of this episode: know your gear, know your skills, get out there.

Hunting Stories

Ty Depung and Scotti Campbell were in town for the Best of the Best Tournament here in Colorado.  A solid hour and a half of hunting stories ensued.  Enjoy!

Gulo Outdoors

Wesley and Omni Warner join the podcast to highlight their new final approach GULO Stalkers.  Aron had a chance encounter with Wesley and Omni in the mountains of Colorado on a mule deer hunt which led to a lasting friendship and legendary hunting tales.
Wesley Warner
GULO OUTDOORS was started by brothers Wes and Omni born out of passion for hunting the great outdoors.  We have created a handcrafted wool  stalking shoe to help you finish that #silentfinalapproach on the trophy of a lifetime. Wes began archery hunting over 30 years ago harvesting his first big game animal with a bow at the age of 14. He shares his passion of hunting, fishing camping and backpacking in the outdoors with is wife Maggie and four kids, Abbie, Easten, Noah and Bella.
Omni Warner
GULO OUTDOORS was started by brothers Wes and Omni born out of passion for high country mule deer hunting.  Omni's has a passion for archery mountain hunting and a variety of western hunts.  Omni enjoys time in the outdoors hunting, fishing, camping, and backpacking with wife Jennifer, sons Taylen and Colten, and daughter Rylie.