Evan Hafer

Yeah, I 100% agree.

I used to have this trad bow.

That's how I started.

Have I told you this story?

So I'd stuff the old coffee bags, the burlap coffee bags.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Stuff them up and fill them up.

And then I started shooting a trad bow originally.

Well, the roasting cycle takes about eight and a half minutes.

So I couldn't really do anything.

I'm like watching the...

you know coffee roast which is just tumbling in a big dryer and so i'd just shoot a trad bow in the back to try to focus something other than the business uh you know family whatever it is i could just shoot my trad bow and then dudley was like why do you shoot that thing it's so stupid like don't you like to hit what you shoot at and i'm like i'm just doing it for fun man like you know i'm i'm a happy-go-lucky guy i just want to like active form of meditation but what what

What I did realize was it was such a pure, to your point, it would flush out all this negative shit that I was like either working through or dealing with.

That's like, so being able to translate that to other people, especially veterans, huge, huge transformation for guys.

Because they can go out.

It's quiet.

It's a subculture they can be part of.

They can geek out on all the new gear and arrowheads.

You wade into the infinite, never-ending debate around bullshit, around cutting surface area and fucking, you know, mass and velocity.

And, like, you'll never get tired because it's, like, full of its own little drama.