Pure Bowhunting and the Next Rivers Divide w/ Donnie Vincent | HUNTR Podcast

In this episode of HUNTR Podcast, we're very excited to bring on explorer, biologist, conservationist, and sportsman Donnie Vincent. A true example of a man passionate about the journey and the experience that comes along with hunting wild game. Donnie is not only an incredible hunter, but someone who loves to share the stories that come along with it. Donnie has produced a number of films, including the award winning "The River's Divide", that has influenced hunters all over the world. As we sit down this week, we discuss topics such as target panic, the faults of the hunting industry, and the influence of hunting media. At the end of the day, it's all about the experience and the journey of the outdoors that keeps bringing us back. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show as we get to know Donnie and his take on wildlife and the outdoors.
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[@nikolasnadal8208]

One of my favorite episodes yet! I love his thought process and how he just enjoys being in the woods and enjoying nature.

[@BIG_RIK]

SEPERATE CROSSBOW SEASON! AMEN!

[@tylercagle1486]

It amazes me how many people hate on private land. We worked our asses off to get that property. I guarantee we’re putting in more work and research into that property year around than anybody who says anything about “deer farmer.”

[@Masonjar94]

Put a crossbow in the hands of a compound guy and he’ll still be lethal, put a compound bow in the hands of a crossbow guy and he’ll go back to gun hunting.

[@timtollett8513]

Great podcast. Went to school to become a wildlife biologist. Changed gears and became an outfitter and at 67 I don't plan on missing a day outside. Donnie, your attitude towards what's real in the outdoor world is so spot on.

[@forrestcarter6892]

Great stuff guys, and thanks for the shoutout! Just a reminder that the full target panic regimen is in the other podcast, and I really don't focus at all on "back tension." ;)

[@big-d7756]

Love/Hate with this content. The industry that can afford the hunting lease and traveling that most cant experience compared to the information thats created to help common hunters. We aren't the same and if everyone could, this content wouldn't exist.

[@viarbusiness]

This is a big one boys. Congrats. Donnie is awesome. Great of his / our generation.

[@heavyd2249]

Carter RX1 or Lucky works great for wrapping your finger around the trigger.

[@JoshMiller-ju4ov]

Absolutely one of the best podcasts yet I can relate to the way Donnie hunts and thinks In so many ways

[@advancedhabitatsolutionsah2396]

Lucky enough to call him a friend!

[@motel1-gg2qb]

This one was next level guys! What a great story teller and a wealth of usable knowledge and info he shared. I already took Donnies advice and reached out to Joel the target panic shooting coach. Nice work men, please have him on again sometime. 👍🏻

[@natemihlbachler3511]

I've been hunting with a Carter Honey 2 for 3 years. I don't have target panic but the process of releasing the thumb safety followed by the hinge rotation creates another 2 or 3 seconds to slow the process down hence suppressing that urge to slam the trigger when the pin hits brown. At that time my thumb is still on the safety. Hunting is years of waiting and preparation and most shots are blown in the last second or 2 because the pin wasn't settled and the trigger was ripped or punched. I turned my hunting buddy onto this release as well and it has helped him tremendously. With this process every shot is truly a surprise. When guys tell you they command shoot what that really means is they can't execute a controlled surprise release and there just punching. And it always starts with well if I've got one hole to shoot through I got to be able to slap the shot off right then. It's bs and it's just them trying to tell themself that their being out of control with the trigger is okay and normal. I've had this extra 2 seconds within the firing process bite me on coyotes but never on a deer.

[@buckalf]

Greatest cast Dude is awesome and spot on about spooking deer they really don’t care much Getting Aggressive

[@justinwonch5568]

Great stuff guys! Donnie is a rockstar!

[@bjamin3870]

Just subscribed. After listening to 20 episodes I figured why not 😂

[@rorynelson7548]

Target panic may be the devil's favorite dirty trick lol

[@MattJ25]

Great pod, never really even heard of Donnie but I will have to check him out more. Working in Greene county this week boys and I had an 85 year old guy stop and show me a set of sheds he found and they are insane, main beams look like ball bats. Also I remember you guys talking on IBAF about gas and oil rights and talking with some of these land owners here it’s crazy the royalties some of these people are receiving for gas and oil leasing

[@JudeM22]

I can always look forward to these!

[@still1.]

Have been working on the recurve a lot too. I started canting my bow and that tightened up my groups. You can see more of the sight window. Three under also helps because it brings the arrow closer to the eye.