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Never met any of you or your father . But I am tore up just watching & listening to this Almost lost my dad in 2010 this one hits man I’m sorry for your loss really am

Holy Irish triplets! Just found Rya’s content. Solid!

Josh is giving me gandalf vibes, probably camera angle. It looks like he'd have to crouch through that door! In elk shape we trust!

I what do you recommend for someone that has not shot there compound for a couple years where do you start.

You guys are the reason I have a bow shop in my spare room and work on all my own stuff and friends. Thank you for not gate keeping!

YOUR area on public land.????Dan get a camo truck ,that way no one will see it, on YOUR public land. Sorry forgot you dont do camo.

Thanks again, im gonna call my grandfather since my dad has passed

This podcast was amazing boys. Thank you. If you decide to fly somebody out or want to pick up, maybe half of the cost a one-way ticket. I'll pay the other half. Possibly you know. Hit me up. I love it! Get to come out to the SVA

Dude if I had like an extra grand laying around I would fly my ass out there just to meet you guys and then get a little bit of time in your shop and get my lift tuned at the same time and learn some stuff but I don't. So you're going to have to find somebody else but maybe if you do another video I will have the money next year or in a few months Christmas time's rough

None of the shops around me go into the detail like MFJJ and his crew do with setups. I like the people there, but just frustrating with what archery equipment costs.

I’m glad MFJJ made the transitioned comment, now I don’t have too. And we’re all very happy that you two make the content that you do.

Sorry for your loss MFJJ! Lost my dad also this year the day before rifle opener in PA it sucked made hunting nearly impossible this year. My condolences

Josh mfj where’s the gang signs when them fingers oops I mean toes

The 8 tent trick is pretty funny. Did he ever get any hunter squatters move in to occupy the empty tents?

Great podcast lossing a dad is always no fun. Thanks for what we get to listen to and learn about more than just a bow. Thanks.

The old Johnny Stewart trick. He was driving a Subaru up in PA this year. A beat up one too. Perfect for what he was doing. I use a minivan man four-wheel drive minivan works great

2012 to 2016 Toyota tacomas are the best. Anything newer they start getting shitty. They change the motors and stuff in a 2010 and them they're good too. But it's hard to find them with lower miles and that that aren't already all beat to shit at least over here on the east coast in PA I had a 16 and it got totaled and I wish I had that truck so bad to this day. Still four-wheel drive quad cab long bed for them

Britt site 3rd axis leveler is the best tool for third axis. You be surprised how accurate it is without the sight mounted on the bow at full draw. Never had to touch third axis after using the brite site

Lca draw boards are bunk? Would love a deep dive on this concept mfjj talks about in accordance go to timing. I dont plan selling it and lookin for a way to mitigate.

I'm in East Texas but I would love to come up and do some broadhead tuning with y'all!!

76 here, just wait another 30 years … 😳

If you have a persistent nock right tear and you want to move the cam to the right, if you use spacers like hoyt or tophat type spacers to move the cam right, does the cam remain straight up and down or does it lean to the right as if you twist one side of the yoke to correct a nock right tear?

Bad ass pod.

Someone who might actually be able to out work Dan, fittest man on earth for a few years straight.

Tell Dan Evans I went to high school at Imbler OR, and we had a ranch that backed up to Fiddler’s He’ll off Ruckle Road.

Great job Dan, my first thumb release was a Carter and now it's an addiction. What was the new release name?

I’m in my 60’s and lost my 86 year old father this past Labor Day. He was diagnose with gleoblastoma, brain cancer, in July and passed 7 weeks later. We were close hunting buddies, and he taught me a strong work ethic and a sense of what is truly important. I grieve differently than my siblings, but have more of a sense of pride than sorrow, celebrating his life than mourning his passing. Again, we all grieve at different stages and in different ways. Blessings to you Josh…I can relate.

Thanks for sharing. My father was reduced from being able to build a complete race motor to not being able to connect a car battery correctly in a matter of like 5 years from Alzheimer's disease. He drove the small town school bus for like 30 years after retiring from the Navy. He drove to all of mine and my two little brother's away sports events. Everyone that rode his bus route loved him. Blew my away how many people came for his funeral, they had to seat people in the basement. He left a hell of a legacy also.

Godspeed to you Josh,, great podcast,,

I'm sure your father is very proud of you Josh. Thanks for all the wisdom.

I know this a west based program, us whitetail guys Midwest and south, especially interested in what middle aged guys can do, I’m 52 and in so so shape. What would be a good program for climbing in and out of stands, bow hunting, dragging deer out etc and an eating plan for us guys over 40. My body has changed a lot when I hit 50 and want to continue to hunt hard till I’m 70. A home based program for the working man would be great, I do have weights and I lift but not consistent at it with the work schedule. Any advice for us old guys?

Great podcast. Good convo. Both of you guys did well.

Don’t let Josh take off his shoes he’ll start throwing gang signs with his toes

Isn’t this an old podcast? A absolute great one but an older one?

Something made me stumble across this video tonight and it’s all I thought about since, simply……..thank you

Gained 6 lbs muscle mass and dropped 2 % body fat in last 3 months and that’s while hunting 2 weeks in Colorado mountains and 3 weeks hunting deer in Nebraska. Never take time off from gym, I’m 68 and who says you can’t gain muscle after 60! It’s a mind set 👍🦌🏕️🏔️💪🙏

Calling my dad right now

May the game be plenty and hills be gentle, rest easy

I was on recruiting duty on Christmas when I found out my father was stage 4 terminal cancer of his liver, the Marines I served with and my family are what got me through it. When I would get back in the woods, I’d reflect on the good times we had and it made the memories and loss so much easier to process. Prayers to JJ and his family. It will get easier and the thoughts of him will be more centered on the positive moments.

“Josh just knows more than you” love it. He’s definitely the most knowledgeable archery dood I’ve seen.

nate is a badass! love what he is doing and the ass he is kicking. keep it up bud!

My dad died when I was 24 back in 2010, then my mom a year n half ago at 36. My grandfather (pap) had a stent put in his heart last Thursday, I took him waited and picked him up, everything went well but he's 84. He is my father figure and we have always been close but this really hit home and I'm sorry Josh! Thank younz both so much.

Y'all made me cry

I'm from PA and I pronounce it like Josh

You wanted to make impact...... This podcast made an impact. One day I will shake your hand MFJJ and thank you personally for the impact you made with me both in archery and now in life.

This Podcast is so fucking dope

I'm watching them brother

A true testament to your character MFJJ, I'm sorry for your loss, as you said it comes for us all.. I enjoy both Elk Shape and Podium Archer U tube channels! Thanks for both of you for what u bring to the archery community!

Dan, thanks for this, as a new bow hunter, I appreciate Kramer story, I’d be about as all over the map as he was, sharing experiences like this help narrow the learning curve so when I get my chance, hopefully I’ve thought through some of those scenarios to be more efficient at getting the job done

By far the best and most personal podcast I’ve watched on yt. I really enjoy both of yalls content but it was nice to hear from Josh on a more personal level. Kind of feel like you know him after watching this. Great stuff guys