My Archery Coach: ELKSHAPE PODCAST EP 228 MFJJ

[@johngancarz8761]

Great podcast. My father and I were hunting best friends my whole life. He was diagnosed with bone cancer in 2017 and died in 2019. The night he died we were talking (430 am) and he went to the bathroom and came back into the room and sat beside me. He put his arm around me and said you ready to take me hunting? I said dad is dark. He said I'm ready. I called for my brother and mother. When they came into the room he looked at my mother and said I was taking him hunting one last time and he died with his head on my shoulder with us all hugging him. I wish everyone could go that way. Thank you both for the podcast.

[@stewartbrown782]

I lost my mom unexpectedly six months ago and this was really hard to listen to. Thanks for sharing your story and for always keeping it real - both of you guys! I was feeling sorry for myself, but now am gonna go loose a few arrows and get a workout in, then spend some QT with the fam. Calling my dad right now…

[@brandonburker7330]

Sorry for your loss man🙏 my prayers go out to u and ur family. I lost my sister who was also my best friend to a car accident in 2018 and it's hard I miss her so much but her and your mom are in a better place and we'll see them again one day. They're walking the streets of gold and I know it doesn't help but stay strong buddy I'm sure ur mom wouldn't want u to be upset. Let some arrows fly and try getting it off your mind. Godbless 🙏

[@stewartbrown782]

@@brandonburker7330 and you have my thoughts and prayers as well for the loss of your sister. “Trust in the LORD with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your path.” Thanks for reaching out and blessings to you and yours.🙏

[@406Yotes]

That was an awesome PODCAST. I actually watched instead of just listening. Transparency in life is amazing. MFJJ you just went to the next level in my book.

[@pik2490]

I can relate to MFJJ. Grew up in an archery pro shop in southern Indiana. Owned by my father. His shop was at the end of our driveway where I grew up. I could just walk out the lane and see what was going on. Opened in 1989 and went out of business in 2005 when bass pro shops came to town. What a shame. My condolences by the way.

[@steven_farmer89]

Wow, what a great and deep conversation…I know it was hard but thank you for sharing your story josh.

[@jimsheldon9909]

Josh I got to tell ya, I just watched you and Dan’s podcast as I’m tying in a nose button and it’s got to be the best podcast I’ve listened to. Not too much into podcast but you guys had me not only hooked but in tears about your dad and your life growing up to where you are today. Just so you know I’m in Grayling Mi and you guys have changed my archery life big time!!! You’ve thought me how to work on my own bow and become a better archer. I’ve been bow hunting since the 70s and use to have to drive 60 miles round trip just to get my peep twisted. Now I have my own equipment to confidently work on my own bow. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!

[@bencreach7839]

I am grateful for You and Josh and your channels! I learn so much from you guys! Keep up the good work!

[@goon1500ify]

Wow that was such a moving podcast and I can identify. I just got given the all clear from my doctor's three years ago. That I have beaten my now 12 year battle with head and neck cancer and it's left me permanently disabled and physically half the man I was . I can still shoot my bows thankfully but I can't hunt anymore I just don't have the strength to do it. But the main thing is I still have my family and most of all my beautiful wife Melissa. We've been married for 26 years and together for 32 . She's my everything. Well 4 months after I'd been given the all clear and we were looking forward to a long happy life together she passed away suddenly from a severe allergic reaction to the Covid 19 vaccine and it caused all her major organs to shut down. Her loss has completely destroyed me . I've never known such emptiness such pain and tremendous loss. I'm so lost without her I don't know what to do without her. Then I get a call from my father just as I'm leaving the hospital telling me my stepmom just passed away from heart failure thirty minutes ago. Father and son lost both of their wives an hour apart the same night. Our family was devastated beyond description. I still am in therapy over the shock and pain from this night . I don't think I'll ever recover from the pain and loss . Never wait to tell your loved ones how much they mean to you . Tomorrow is not promised! Always make sure your family knows just how important they are to you 🙏 and tell them how much you love them because it can all go away in an instant and regret is a terrible thing . I'd give everything I have just to hold my wife again for one brief moment 😭💔 . My whole world is destroyed and life is meaningless without her. It's been two years since her passing and I still break down every day from my broken heart. I've never known such pain and suffering. I miss her with every breath in my body. Never put off telling your family how much you love them you may never get another chance 😞

[@jayonez137]

Best archery/hunting channel on KZbin hands down. Always priceless info. Thanks guys

[@OutdoorShellback]

Great show, fellas. I'll be back for the next one. MFJJ, really appreciate the back story, man.

[@CBoutdoors_and_wilderness]

I just took up archery this year after not hunting for over 20 years due to personal family issues, house fires, ect. Finally decided to take some time for me... even though my wife and I are taking care of her 93 yo dementia grandmother. I found this channel and have binge watched about 2 weeks now. My Dad if in his final stage of a 2 year cancer battle...it only a matter of time now. I truly needed to find this podcast today...listening to Josh hit home and helped put things into perspective. Family and those closest to you before all else. Im 54... i quite literally began to cry when he talked about the day his dad died. My brothers live in Calgary, Canada.... my parents and I are in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada... clear across the country. His message hits home so hard. Thank you for sharing

[@mtnbob]

This is the content that deserves more attention. Great JOB!

[@shanewalker4115]

This really hit home with my father's passing a few months ago and you hit the nail on the head, you guys really are amazing and I absolutely love the way you bring the sport to light and the amount of useful information you all bring to the table is amazing thank you both for what you do for the sport.

[@danlefebvre9396]

Wow!!!! Just when I thought the respect couldn’t get higher! ✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻 Mad love for you both

[@christophermorath6866]

This is the 1st podcast I haver ever watched...... I appreciate the straight foward conversation between you two men. I lost my father 01/02/2022 he was 94 and I still wanted more time. I am sorry for your loss.

[@billatkinson6807]

Great job guys to share that. Lost my mother last year. She was 84 and lived a good life and pass away in her sleep while in the hospital from a back problem. So I appreciate what you guys share with us. Just not Archery but life.

[@algon1986]

57:00 came for archery and got Dave Ramsey, y'all are awesome!!

[@stevenrandall9091]

Extremely powerful. MFJJ has always been super intriguing to me. There are a lot of charlatans out there but through watching him on this channel and his own channel its crystal clear that hes the real deal. I do think the Podium Archer youtube page will continue to grow. the reviews and tech tips are exactly what new archers/garage bow techs like me love to see! keep up the good work guys

[@DanielMartin-yr8fi]

This is an amazing story. I lost my dad 11 years ago completely unexpected. I was 31 years old and saw him 3 weeks earlier and I have so much regret for not spending more time and effort to make a better bond with him. He was an amazing father and didn’t have to be( he was a step dad but the man I call dad) I just wish that I could get that one last time with him. This story has actually given me some piece of mind knowing I’m not alone out there

[@derrickholman4854]

Your loved ones no matter how good or bad the relationship have a lasting impact on you. The hard part is we sometimes don't realize it until they are gone so reach out and let them know while you still have a chance. MFJJ has a great story and all my respect for being real. I appreciate you and the knowledge you pass to us so thank you

[@RedLakeArchery]

Love you MFJJ.. I look up to you and have learnt alot. You've grown my passion for archery over the years so much that I felt I knew enough to open my own shop. So THANK YOU! Ash from Red Lake Archery, Red Lake, Ontario 🇨🇦

[@scottweide451]

Awesome! RAW! Captivating. Father/son relationship. Entrepreneurial, financial, and personal disciplines. Life-style choices. Non-traditional route. Belief in self and an abundance mentality. As a father with two adult sons who share a love of hunting, I’ve recently become enthusiastic about archery hunting and have followed both of you on the various social channels. Thanks for sharing your stories and knowledge. I eagerly look toward to both the equipment and hunting stories from each. I plan to share this with my sons! Thank you.

[@seagriz7670]

Been following both your youtube channels for a while. Watched the podcast while fletching some arrows. This was the most authentic conversation I've witnessed in a while. Made me think and reflect. Very powerful. Appreciate all the work you both do to better the archery community and the world.

[@isaacgalvan8234]

Thank you JJ for that perspective you shared about our parents . Dan you got a new listener! Great job guys!!!!

[@ElkShape]

Awesome! Thank you!

[@mattgriffith5044]

This one hit hard. Lost Dad 5 years ago. Hardest thing was hunting without him still can’t climb a tree or gut a deer without thinking of him. Only thing that helps is having a son to to hunt with knowing I can teach him what I was taught . Keep up the good work Dan and MFJJ. And yes Dan ,call and spend as much time with your Dad while you can !

[@BT.MediaCT]

Watching this helped me a lot. Hearing Josh's story helped me start to process a similar situation with my uncle. Being with the FD/EMS crew that responded made it even harder. I've pretty much buried it until now. Thank you.

[@jonesboyshunting8673]

Great job guys. Josh again I'm sorry for your loss it does get better over time, he is gone but never forgotten. Remember all of the best times you had together. Just so you guys know I'm closer to Lancaster than Spokane valley and I have ordered everything from MFJJ and we'll continue to do so. Keep up the great work.

[@JohnWilliams042]

Honestly didn't expect to be tears from watching the newest Elkshape video today, man. What a great conversation and I truly appreciate MFJJ keeping it real. The dude is not only sharing wisdom he gained in the trenches working in a pro shop, but the hard-earned wisdom that comes from living life, loving, and losing people. Thank you so much, Dan and Josh...truly.

[@pullnfeatherspodcast2783]

Very Powerful Podcast My Dad is why I do everything that I do. He's the reason why we started archery hunting, I couldn't stand seeing I'm give up hunting cuz he was tired of being cold during rifle . I'm going over to his shop right now to plan our hunting season and to let him know what he means to me. Thanks guys and thanks Josh for sharing I know it wasn't easy.

[@garaldfillmore5026]

Wow! Just wow! One of the greatest podcasts I’ve ever listened to. Since you have introduced Josh on your channel, I live listening to, and soaking in every bit of information he has. Was so awesome to get to hear his life story this far. I lost my dad to a heart attack in 2002 while setting tree stands up for the archery hunt. I went through a lot of the same things he went through that day. My hats off to you MFJJ! Thanks for the great podcast Dan!

[@kevinmcqueen1906]

I listened to the entire podcast thinking how awesome it was for MFJJ to be so open and honest with his life story. Simply cannot express how much I loved hearing your story Josh, already thought you were a great guy - now I know that beyond a shadow of a doubt!! Wish the world adopt both your theories of leaving a legacy for others because that is truly when one makes a difference. You guys are the best Josh and Dan! Thank both of you for all you do!

[@jimsheldon9909]

Dan thank you and Tim for all your hard work to be able to bring us all your content for us to learn. I can’t begin to tell you how much you’ve all impacted my archery life. Thank you and keep it coming.

[@treestandtherapy]

Awesome stuff! I'm kinda new to following Elk Shape but really loving the content and Josh is a great asset to the channel as well. Just a joy to watch and enjoy as a fellow hunter getting back into bow hunting after several years away. This channel and Podium Archer has really taught me a lot! Just great stuff!

[@dannypatrick7731]

Guys that's the best PODCAST ever!! I've lost both my parents and the biggest blessing is knowing I was able to tell them I loved them. It was very brave of Josh to open up so much. I got an insight into both of you guys and like what I saw! I started following Elk Shape first which led to Podium Archer and grabbing tidbits of Josh's wisdom regarding archery. Can't wait to get more content from both of you! Keep it real!!!

[@jons7e]

Wish I could have my bow setup by MFJJ and take a lesson, the guys a wizard. I think you should do this more often. I like watching podcasts on KZbin and I'm sure a lot of other people do too. My dad passed away this month, and really appreciate you telling your story.

[@chadwickprice3761]

What an awesome conversation! Need more video podcast for sure, they have value. Seeing honesty, transparency and heart felt emotion adds to that value. Has me choked up as a 48 year old guy who is 2 years post open-heart surgery to repair a few valves that had been damaged over aboy 10 years of chronic A-Fib. I feel for MFJJ having also lost my father a few years ago and my mother almost 28 years ago, its tough and it is true you don't see how much they meant to others until that time comes. Again GREAT conversation!

[@dannyb7847]

I be been trying to listen to this the entire way through. Harder to do with two jobs and two baby’s. I’m blown away right now. I have so much respect for you two guys right here. God bless and thank you so much for sharing this.

[@steventopper4625]

Hey Dan and Josh I truly enjoyed listening to how you both arrived where you are both very passionate individuals. Josh my condolences to you and your family. I have been following you Dan longer however I see how you both feed off each other and I appreciate you both as an intricate piece of each other’s puzzle……I am a fan for good. I have my twelfth elk hunt scheduled with 9 elk down so high regards for what you both do!!!

[@drock1099]

Man some people dont trully understand the blessing of having a GREAT pro shop available to them..my pro shop just closed the doors due to owner (2nd generation) retiring..and i know drive 1 hour and 15 mins to a pro shop because the other 3 much closer to me just are not what i had with the shop i used for 20+ years..i always try to purchase from a shop to support them because its such a big thing to have a GREAT pro shop around.. appreciate both of yalls content

[@DeerTaco]

Fantastic podcast. I’m sorry to hear about your loss. I’m happy you and your father found peace within. Love and appreciate the content both you and Dan put out there. 🏹 Thank you!

[@joshkraut3901]

Your 100% correct on shops, most where I’m from are very “clicky” and also are ingrained in their ways and all they have learned. I can’t get anyone to help me or listen to me about cam spacing for tuning my bow to shoot a straight arrow. I had one guy tell me it’s entirely “normal” to have to move your rest so much and loose half your sight picture on your sight to correct it! Crazy man keep up the good work out there!!

[@mikepaisley]

Amazing podcast. Love the depth of conversation and vulnerability. Appreciate you guys!

[@TheVegabraxus]

I love what you guys do. Good folks bringing light to the world. Thanks!

[@grappler84]

Thank you so much for sharing this story. I've experienced some loss these past years, my grandfather and grandmother. This one hit home hard. Appreciate you guys and all you do.

[@BirchBarkOutdoors]

I am not much of a podcast kind of guy so this is my first podcast thingy I have seen/heard of yours. I have been watching this while on duty as a paramedic on duty for my 24. So many odd things here for me, today I was on a call where an adult son got that same call from his mother and raced to their house. Thankfully the father survived the situation and they have some massive hurdles in their future but it got my reflecting on my father who passed away in July. He was unfortunatly not the ideal human being and ultimately died alone in the middle of Iowa but he was the one person who would piss me off so bad as a kid being told no you can't that I would go out there to find a way around it and prove him wrong. He would promise me fishing and hunting trips all the time but never would take me. He would never let my buy a rifle (wanted that remington 700bdl so bad) that I found the middle ground of him letting me buy with my newspaper money to buy my first XI Silverhawk at 14 years of age. He told me I couldn't hunt with it because I wasn't a good enough shooter so fine I started shooting leagues and first year in archery I did won 10th place in the state for my age. I still was told I wasn't good enough so I said fine and ended up taking back to back state titles in Minnesota with a 298 shooting fingers and 1/8th peep. Life hasn't always been easy but this last two years I have been much more active again in archery and giving my boys as much positive exposure to this sport as I can. I even purchased a bow from what I found out was MFJJ after the fact but online (sorry not the M@T#ews kind of guy haha). Long story short is I never had that chance to take my father hunting and even if I could have he would have found a way to say no in the most rude way. I did get to take my father in law on his first moose hunt ever and together we hiked 45miles in 4 days and harvested my bull together. I know as a paramedic that some day I will be responding to that call for him and I know it will be the hardest days for my wife and our family but I felt MFJJ's words. I will probably always mumble under my breath at some of your guys content of your regular videos but thank you guys for being real humans today and I respect you guys so much for being real and being you even with the risk of someone that might not understand. Sorry a really long stupid post from some dude that lives next to the other Portland (Maine). If I am ever out west and I see you packing out a bull I will gladly grab a quarter and help you hike it out.

[@alexsteinlage4900]

Love the honesty here. The tough story so sorry for the lost. The financial advice was pretty cool, just all around fantastic!

[@adriancuevas1587]

New to archery in general . Love the channel very informative. Wasnt expecting MFJJs story. Had me crying on the way home from work. Keep up the good work guys

[@3C_Outdoors]

Great podcast. I’m from Central California heading to Idaho in June and hopefully stopping by Spokane Valley Archery.

[@jasonbrady7861]

That was OUTSTANDING!.. many thanks fellas!.. top notch discussion... enjoyed getting to know both of you guys better.

[@rafterrt496]

Bought my first bow a few months back, y'all have been a wealth of knowledge to me. Keep up the great work, being able to dive deeper into understanding everything just drives me to want more

[@beaugoodman8994]

Well Dan you just took it to the next level with this one! You are so lucky to have MFJJ as your coach but more importantly and rarely your friend. MFJJ your the man !!

[@seanbarrett4127]

Im gonna be real honest, been following you guys for a few months now via YT, i had no idea you guys had a podcast. Its always a pleasure hearing Josh just dump his knowledge and his mindset to things. Extremely enlightening stuff. I only started archery recently but while im learning still on the basics. MFJJ has definitely helped motivate me to learn more than just "pull and shoot". My father just recently passed and while i have been handling it ....ok. A lot of moments of reflection to really focus on who he really was. Thank you to both of you for this great podcast! excited for the next one

[@Proxiir]

One of my favorite podcasts I’ve ever listened/watched. Really appreciate the knowledge that you & Josh both give to the community!

[@darrind8697]

Great podcast . Sorry for your loss .

[@jeffreyenglebert9016]

That was truly special. Thank you.

[@rickd0320]

That was deep guys and I’m speechless and in awe at the impact this is having on me at the moment. Thank you so much for sharing something so incredibly personal and meaningful. I have learned so much about archery in such a short period of time because of what you two do and this shit was next level, it was real as real gets. I really hope I’m fortunate enough to bump into you guys at a TAC but it’s unlikely unless you come to the one in Vermont. I hope to travel to others but we’ll see. Anyway keep doing what you’re doing and keep keeping real brothers!

[@markkahler1130]

Damn! MFJJ has the radio voice. Keep the info streaming gents! Love it. A.B.T. is a joy and archery is an addiction.

[@georgemyers6518]

Great video. I can relate to what Josh shared about his dad.my dad passed away a year ago and my mom passed away 18 months before that. My dad was a self employed body and paint guy when I was a teenager and I worked for him so I know how it can be difficult at times. Dad was a really good skeet shooter so we did that together a lot and I do miss that. Please keep the videos coming.

[@colbyscott144]

Definitely not what I thought I was about to watch, but I'm glad that I did. Big shout out to MFJJ for being raw and real with everything. Great podcast about archery, finances, relationships, and life in general. Great job guys!

[@stevenrupp9190]

Wonderful video. Thanks MFJJ for sharing your dad story. Clearly it was hard for you, but so glad you did. Both of my parents are gone now, but you were spot on with your thoughts. I wish I could spend a few more hours with my dad. He was responsible for getting me interested in bowhunting and I would give anything to take him bowhunting next season. Keep up the great content you two!

[@matthewburrows2726]

Awesome job Josh and Dan. This was one of my favorites for the realness and emotion.

[@kyledreher1535]

Incredible thanks for sharing!

[@Man823.]

So I know this video is old but I have to say I'm extremely grateful for what you guys do. And im new to achery and I have not yet hunted but im very inspired by you and Josh and Tim as well thank you and like I said very grateful for what you do thank you. 🙏🏼🤘🏼

[@randyparker2096]

Thank you Dan and Josh for the best podcast/you tube episode I’ve seen.

[@billpriebe5890]

Wow! Clear, Powerful and thought inspiring!

[@ElkShape]

Glad you liked it!

[@michaelcardin3467]

Thanks for sharing! One of the best podcast I have listened and watched.

[@RidgeCruzer208]

Damn MFJJ and Dan, was not ready for that, choked up and had some tears! MFJJ you’re the man and you got my business, since I went to your shop 2 years ago I haven’t been anywhere else, you and your crew have been awesome towards me! Just subscribed to podium archer!

[@jeremycavaretta1035]

Last year I lost my dad in March. I grew up in his archery shop and this was the first year I wasn’t able to hunt with him. Tuis episode really hit home with me. Give MFJJ a hug for me. PS….thanks for marking me cry on this one lol

[@sarjeant503]

This is rad, idk why but its a totally different experience to see yall during the podcast. Stoked to finally get to hear MFJJ on the show, thanks Dan!

[@johnstevens9597]

Great podcast. I almost stopped it after I started and realized it was a podcast…..glad I didn’t. Sorry for loss of your father Josh! I am so glad to hear he was a man of faith. Proverbs 22:7…The borrower is slave to the lender is a great one to teach. It is great to hear the “debt free” shout outs! It can be done and will change your life if you commit to it.

[@Therezlife360]

This is the exact thing happened to my grandpa 5 years ago and its still hard for me to except that it wasn't my fault. And I'm literally in tears watching this video..... But thank you Josh for opening up about your dad and your life.

[@wilmerdecontie5174]

I really liked this podcast! I was enthralled and found myself watching the whole podcast all the way through.Something I don't usually do.I usually watch a podcast in intervals.What I liked about it is that its like I'm knowing these guys on a personal level.They don't know me but I'm getting to know them.

[@leanrali620]

This is wayyyyyy more interesting then most instagram/youtubers, great team up and really nice to hear you talking and enjoy real talk/feelings in the bowhunr comunity! Inspiring, please keep it rolling ;) Cheers from Spain

[@ElkShape]

I appreciate that!

[@jamesroberts7268]

Great to get to know you better. What a talk and keep it going.

[@Risen.Outdoors]

Awesome conversation. My archery shop was amazed by my hard left helical. Love representing MFJJ and Elkshape! I was a believer before this podcast, but even more now! Thanks for the great content! ABT!

[@justintorres08]

MFJJ sorry about your dad. As a firefighter I can attest to some of the most emotional calls are CPR on the fathers of the family’s with everyone there. Much respect to you and your family for taking care of your dad in that time. Great podcast. Great conversation.

[@goodby2romance423]

I love these guys , there so inspiring and informative … its like we’ve been friends for years but never met . Thanx Dan , MFJJ and Tim your Chanel Rocks , alot of feeling in this Podcast EP228 . im spreading your name throughout Europe ( Germany ) ….

[@billmcstay194]

You have helped... and will help... more US Marines... and all US service members, by being true to yourself Josh. Thanks MFJJ.

[@duaneschuetts8912]

You guy are awesome. Started watching you two in late 2020. Inspired me to regain bow hunting and shooting aft have a stroke in 2019

[@Justgetoutthere2]

Thank you both for this video both Dan and MFJJ you are so honest here and after losing my mother and having issues in my life I now feel better at how I can move forward in life.

[@adamsmith4878]

WOW! MFJJ, thank you for the listen. mad respect for the both of you. I'm at a loss for words. incredible podcast.

[@fernandodelgadobaez8825]

Thanks! For sharing your story Josh and Dan make more podcasts like this. Awesome podcast .

[@vancejohnson1778]

Awesome stuff guys, I definitely watched it, some great topics, definitely a reality check for perspective on time and family and I thank u guys for that, sorry to hear about your dad Josh wish u and ur family all the best, enjoy all the stuff u all put out definitely my go to viewings, definitely raise the bar on goals and I feel should raise the bar on archery shop workers, need more mfjj's out there, keep it up 👌

[@royhoglund1322]

Great conversation with real life lessons! Thanks for sharing!

[@DBZSTAY]

This had me ballin😢😢

[@jeremywright290]

Badass. Tear jerker for sure Thanks for sharing!

[@davidfranek9004]

By far the best video you guys have done. This has helped with me and my fathers relationship. Also me being a dad.

[@dochnik4918]

I have to say that MFJJ's beard is on point in this video. Totally worth the watch hope more content like this comes around. Even if its just to go over some product or something to stir conversation.

[@wilmerdecontie5174]

Also I lost my father a few months ago on November 3rd.It was a Tuesday and almost the same exact time that Josh lost his dad.I think it was around 12:10.

[@dannyb7847]

I listen when you drop em here. I use KZbin more than any pod cast. So if the podcast is on KZbin I listen while I’m working.

[@tristantuthill8580]

Joshy man you got me bro. First time poster long time watcher mad love, love your boys content and yeah Dan I even WATCH your pod casts bro, from Aus in Perth, from Tassy and there are dear back home, tinkering with my bow for when I go back… can not thank you lads enough and Josh that shit made a tear roll and Dan reinforcing this about dads…. And wrap up is on ball with life lessons and the realist shit! Ah that wrap up Josh you are a king of men! Love every vid lads I watched the lot and will do Josh just give me a life lesson I’ll hold close! Oi Tim! Your a gracious man and you remind me of my best mate growing up… I relate to all you lads and have learnt so much, I’ll post up some shit when I go back to Tassy, going full Dan style off grid mountains, cold, big deer, cold beer, maybe one day you’ll come smack the infamous albino (white as white) velvet for days, grab some tags and get it done, no guns, no predators to worry about… sorry for the long rant just watched so much shit over the last few months and have been hooked… you lads have inspired me to be a better me and for that a thank you is far from what I owe just wanna say mad love and catch you on the next one x don’t have Insta only face book- Tristan tuthill. Peace lads

[@grappler84]

Man.... that story of his dad in the beginning got me all choked up.

[@charleszielke2634]

Thank you for sharing your story. Really love both channels!

[@mattthadd4663]

You the man MFJJ. Thanks for sharing your story with us. I don’t see my ol man and his pops nearly enough. I’ll make it a point to see them more because of you man. Take care

[@naturalstatehunter5591]

Man this hits home, thank you so much Josh.

[@manuelchaidez1561]

This podcast hit home. love those you have today nothing is guaranteed for tomorrow.

[@Steve-en8if]

This was fantastic. Thank you gentlemen.

[@NickyZee]

Thanks for sharing that with us MFJJ. Great podcast to listen to. Keep up the great work guys!

[@brianboggs3123]

Great episode. I think we all go through the rebellious stage. I'm 46 now and by the time you figure out that everything your dad was telling you is right, you have kid that thinks everything you're telling them is wrong.

[@philiptweet5970]

Thanks for dropping this on KZbin !