Shotgun Sports USA

Rodney Disbrow is from Montana and has been shooting competitively for 7 years. He just won the 2022 Gator Cup at the age of 54. He works full time in the construction business and in his free time, he loves to hunt and guide elk and turkey hunts up north. He is a super nice guy, a hard worker, and a great shot.

Cade Faetche, a 20-year-old student at Texas A&M University, has established himself as a remarkable talent in the field of shooting. Currently a member of the esteemed Junior Team USA FITASC for the year 2023, this is not his first encounter with the team, as he previously secured a spot in 2020. Hailing from Texas, Cade developed a passion for shooting from an early age, often accompanying his father. Over time, this shared interest evolved into coaching sessions and increased involvement in the sport. His dedication and skill have earned him notable achievements, including clinching the Greater Houston Gun Club championship twice, securing a commendable third place in the Junior Nationals, and accumulating numerous other accolades at such a young age. Cade's impressive achievements and burgeoning career in the shooting world make him a remarkable and valued guest on our show.

James Jean, a fascinating trick shooter hailing from Georgia. Beyond his skills with a bow and arrow, he leads an intriguing life as a farmer and freelance videographer. From a young age, he discovered his uncanny ability to perform jaw-dropping feats with archery. With a background deeply rooted in hunting and guns, James's passion for the great outdoors has always been a driving force in his life. In this episode, you'll uncover the secrets behind his remarkable talents, the motivations that fuel his passion, and get a glimpse of the exciting plans he has in store for the future.

From the episodes "the general and the private" to "cut while being cut", Andy Duffy always has an easy way of explaining things so that it's really easy to understand. Andy is a very competitive sporting and FITASC shooter, an unbelievable instructor and an avid hunter. His entire life is based off of pointing a shotgun. In this episode he talks about how to be great at something and how being great at that one thing can lead to years of success.

The books Andy discusses in this episode are:

• Bob Brister - "Shotgunning, The Art and The Science"
• Dr. Bob Rotella - "Golf is Not a Game of Perfect"
• Daniel Coyle - "The Talent Code"
• Malcolm Gladwell - "Outliers"
• Miyamoto Musashi - "Book of The Five Rings"
• Bruce Bowlen - "Orvis Wingshooting Handbook" 1st Edition
• Lanny Basham - "With Winning in Mind"