
MDRN Whitetail Ep. #4 - The Best Hunters are Adaptable: How to Become Adaptable with Aaron Olsen
Aaron Olsen (Next Step Outdoors) took seven years to kill his first deer with a bow, and thirteen years to kill his first buck. Then something changed — in the last five or six seasons he's hunted ten states, filled tags in seven of them, and built a mobile, saddle-based system from scratch. In this episode, Cameron sits down with Aaron to break down: Why getting mobile was the single biggest lever for leveling up as a hunter How private land and public land teach you two completely different lessons — and why he treats them like offense and...
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But when it comes to hunting, I see Private Land and Public Land as like my offense and defense. That's Aaron Olson who runs Next Step Outdoors. I think he might be down. It took Aaron seven years to kill his first deer with the bow and 13 years to kill his first buck.
And then somewhere recently, everything changed. If you're a hunter out there and you want to improve and level up and you're not mobile hunting, I think that was like the number one thing that allowed me to make a big jump. Since things started to click for Aaron, he's hunted 10 states and he has arrowed a buck
in seven of them. And he continues to put himself in unfamiliar situations to evolve as a deer hunter. The best hunters are the most adaptable. I think adaptable is probably the best word you could probably use for somebody who's good at hunting. It's all about problem solving and figuring things out. In this episode of the Modern Whitetail podcast, we cover deliberately putting yourself
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