Welcome to the Accessible Hunter podcast, where we talk about all things hunting, the great outdoors, life with a disability and meeting people where they are. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors and the sport of hunting. That's why we're here, to provide information and resources to hunters with disabilities, so that they can safely and ethically pursue their passions.
Accessible Hunter Podcast — THIS WEEK’S GUEST! Please welcome Monica Quimby to the Accessible Hunter Podcast! 🇺🇸🏒
Monica is a member of Team USA Women’s Para Ice Hockey, and last year she helped make history when Team USA won GOLD at the inaugural World Para Ice Hockey Women’s World Championship in Slovakia.
And this wasn’t just any championship. It was the first-ever Women’s World Championship...
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We’re excited to welcome the owners of Bike-On to the podcast!
Bike-On has been helping people experience the freedom of cycling since 1999, with a focus on adaptive bikes, handcycles, wheelchairs, and mobility solutions. What started as a family business has grown into a company dedicated to helping people find the right equipment to get moving and get outside. (Bike-On)
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Accessible Hunter Podcast – Hudson Johnson, Owner of H3D Tactical
On this episode of the Accessible Hunter Podcast, Greg and Mike sit down with Hudson Jackson, owner of H3D Tactical, to talk about turning a simple shooting-range problem into an innovative, Made-in-the-USA solution.
Hudson shares the story behind H3D Tactical, the inspiration for the patent-pending T-Dapter system, and his approach to designing practical, afford...
This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast, we welcome Lasha Barbosa!
Lasha has an incredible story of resilience, survival, and rediscovering the healing power of the outdoors.
Born in Whitehorse, Yukon, and raised in a wall tent while traveling through rural communities across northern Canada, Lasha’s early life was deeply connected to the land. After illness, a devastating brain tumor diagnosis, and life-changing surgery tha...
Jeremy Kerr is a person with a spinal cord injury. He is a paraplegic living in South Carolina with his wife and daughter. We talk about how his summer is going, keeping his daughter entertained outdoors. We also discuss pressure wounds and what it takes to get them healed and how important it is to have individuals in the community to talk with about your spinal cord injury.
This week on the Accessible Hunter podcast Mike and Greg are joined by Gary Krueger II from Wisconsin.
Gary shares his story of growing up in Wisconsin, his love of hunting and fishing. And how becoming a paraplegic changed, but didn’t end his connection to the outdoors.
We’ll talk adaptive equipment, Hunting from a wheelchair, fishing, the challenges many able-bodied hunters never have to consider, and the people who hav...
This week, Mike & Greg talk with Paul “Bo” Bollinger, President & CEO of Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating (CRAB).
Bo has an incredible story, from aviation to adaptive sailing and helping build the Annapolis Adaptive Boating Center, one of the premier accessible boating facilities in the world.
We’re talking adaptive sailing, accessibility, veterans, adaptive equipment, independence, and what happens wh...
This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast, we’re joined by Sarah Kinney, Ms. Wheelchair South Carolina 2026!
Sarah lives with congenital myopathy, a neuromuscular condition similar to muscular dystrophy. She’s a graduate of the University of South Carolina with a degree in history, works in government contracting, and is passionate about making the world more accessible for everyone.
We talk about:
Her journey as a wheelc...
This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast, we’re joined by Ira Edwards!
Ira has spent years proving that the outdoors should be accessible to everyone, and his story is filled with incredible people and organizations that stepped up to make that possible.
In this episode, Ira shares how organizations like High Fives Foundation, Kelly Brush Foundation, Challenge Athletes Foundation, Chive Charities, Big Agnes, and Eagle Claw he...
Bryce Fauskee, Vice President of Wyoming Disabled Hunters
This week, we’re joined by Justin Sims, author of Henry Meets a Honeybee and founder of Accessible Beekeeping.
After sustaining a traumatic brain injury in an automobile accident, Justin turned his passion for beekeeping into a mission to make the hobby more accessible for everyone.
He’ll share his inspiring journey, discuss the creation of the Be My Hive Inspector application, and explain how Accessible Beekeeping is op...
This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast, we’re joined by Dylan Lesselyoung, founder of Wheelchair Adventures.
After sustaining a spinal cord injury in a suicide attempt, Dylan refused to let it define his future. His “Adapt and Overcome” mindset has helped him return to the outdoors, inspire others, and create opportunities for people with disabilities to experience hunting, fishing, and adventure again.
In this ...
This week we’re joined by Chris Waymire from Indiana.
Chris was born with spina bifida and has been hunting since he was 7 years old. Today, he’s a dedicated 911 dispatcher who continues to pursue his passion for the outdoors alongside family and friends. We talk about his recent successful Indiana turkey hunt, the challenges he’s overcome, and why he refuses to let his disability define what he can accomplish.
Chri...
This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast, we’re excited to welcome Bill Bogdan!
Bill serves as the Disability Liaison for the Illinois Secretary of State’s Office and has dedicated more than 25 years to advancing accessibility, disability rights, adaptive recreation, and spinal cord injury advocacy.
Following a life-changing spinal cord injury due to having a tumor removed as an infant, Bill refused to let paralysis def...
Jay Bicknell joins the podcast this week. We talk about family, faith and the outdoors. Summer food plots and fishing stories. Don’t miss this episode.
This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast, we're joined by Jeremy Gouge from North Carolina.
Jeremy shares his journey through a life-changing spinal cord injury, the challenges of recovery, and how he found his way back to the outdoors and the hunting community he loves.
We'll talk about family, faith, perseverance, adaptive hunting equipment, and the moment Jeremy realized that his injury wasn't going to stop him from being a hunt...
This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast, we're joined by Dan Ferraro, founder of Arizona-based No Excuses Hunting & Outdoors.
After losing his eyesight in a 2014 car accident, Dan refused to give up his passion for hunting and the outdoors.
Less than a year later, he was back in the elk woods proving that a disability doesn't have to mean the end of an outdoor lifestyle. Today, through No Excuses Hunting & Outdoors, Dan h...
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This week we talk with Dave Hansen — “The Unstoppable Sportsman.”
After a life-changing injury left him paralyzed, Dave refused to give up the outdoors lifestyle he loved. Instead of rolling away from fishing, he created adaptive equipment that’s helping anglers across the country stay independent on the water.
We’ll talk about:
🎣 Life before and after injury
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This week on the Accessible Hunter Podcast we’re joined by David Daw from Kingston, New York.
David lives with muscular dystrophy and has become a powerful voice for accessibility, advocacy, and redefining independence.
From navigating life after finally receiving a diagnosis, to learning to embrace the freedom his wheelchair gave him, David shares a raw and honest perspective that so many people need to hear.
You may know Davi...
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We’re joined by Kyle Stewart from Southern Rollers.
From putting in the work to getting it done in the field, this one’s all about determination and doing whatever it takes to make it happen.
Check out https://www.southernboyzoutdoors.com/
And Kyle’s Instagram https://www.instagram.com/southernrollers3?igsh=MXU3YmJsMTB1aGY4eA==
Kyle gets his Southern Rollers hat’s ma...
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