Podcast - S1, Ep8: 

Mountain Forged

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In this episode of the PRS podcast, host Ken Wheeler welcomes guests Jon Pynch and Matt Alwine, both accomplished hunters and competitors in the shooting sports. The conversation covers their backgrounds, hunting experiences, and the challenges of pursuing the North American 29, a prestigious hunting achievement. They discuss the geographical diversity of their hunting adventures, the importance of hunting seasons, and the complexities of drawing tags in various states. The episode highlights the camaraderie and passion for hunting shared among the guests, as well as the thrill of competition in shooting sports. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of hunting, discussing the challenges of obtaining hunting tags, the thrill of pursuing record animals, and the unique experiences of sheep and mule deer hunting. They also share their future hunting plans and the competitive nature of the hunting community, highlighting the physical and mental demands of the sport. In this conversation, the speakers discuss their hunting plans, competitive shooting goals, and the dynamics of the shooting sports community. They delve into the challenges faced in competitions, the differences between production and sportsman divisions, and the idea of incentivizing competition through bounties. The conversation also touches on the development of production rifles at Mountain Forge and the criticism surrounding the market. Finally, they share their thoughts on future plans and the camaraderie within the shooting community.

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