Antler Up Podcast

Craftsmanship isn’t loud, it’s built quietly—one decision, one detail, one season at a time.
On Episode 308 of the Antler Up Podcast, I’m joined by Craig Francis of ULTRAVIEW Archery for a conversation that goes well beyond products and releases. Craig helps shape how the brand shows up in the archery space, but more importantly, he’s thinking about standards, responsibility, and how you build trust in an industry that’s crowded with noise. We talk about craftsmanship as a mindset, how personal growth is often built through mistakes and experience, and why transparency and hunting ethics still matter when it would be easier to stay quiet.
We also dig into what it really looks like to build and protect a brand behind the scenes. Craig shares the thinking behind ULTRAVIEW’s commitment to USA-made manufacturing, the realities people don’t see in product development, and why continuous improvement is baked into how they design and refine their gear. From the importance of storytelling in the hunting community to advocating for the future of the hunting industry itself, this episode is a reminder that how we build things — and how we represent this space — matters.
This isn’t a product episode.
It’s a conversation about craftsmanship, stewardship, and doing things the right way — in business, in the woods, and in life.
So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up!
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Craftsmanship isn’t loud.
It’s built quietly—one decision, one detail, one season at a time.
On Episode 307 of the Antler Up Podcast, I’m joined by Daniel Parker from Mathews Archery for a conversation that goes well beyond gear and specs. Daniel works on the front lines at Mathews, spending his days talking with hunters, dealers, and archers—hearing what works, what doesn’t, and what actually matters once the season is over.
We dive into what separates a truly great brand from the rest: attention to detail, responsibility to the hunter, and the discipline to protect core values in an industry that’s constantly evolving. Daniel shares insights from inside Mathews, how real-world hunting feedback shapes the conversations he has every day, and why craftsmanship still matters when trends come and go.
We also talk about the things hunters tend to overthink—and the things they don’t think enough about—when it comes to practice, consistency, and execution under pressure. From lessons learned in the field to patterns Daniel hears season after season, this episode is about understanding the why behind the gear, not just the gear itself.
This isn’t a product episode.
It’s a conversation about mindset, responsibility, and doing things the right way—whether you’re building bows, chasing deer, or sharpening your shot process.
If you care about becoming a better hunter, a better archer, and doing things with intention, Episode 307 is for you.
So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up!
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www.huntworthgear.com
www.sportsmensempire.com
https://mathewsinc.com/

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In Episode 306 of the Antler Up Podcast, host Jeremy Dinsmore sits down with Dr. Nick Bechtold of MTNTOUGH and Movement Physio for a powerful conversation on what it truly means to be prepared as a hunter. This episode goes beyond workouts and routines, diving into the role physical readiness plays in mental resilience, confidence, and performance when it matters most.
Drawing from his experience training hunters, military personnel, and first responders—as well as his hands-on work in physical therapy—Dr. Bechtold breaks down why consistent, intentional training is essential for longevity in the field. Together, Jeremy and Nick explore how physical preparedness sharpens decision-making under fatigue, builds mental toughness, and helps hunters show up capable rather than merely hopeful. Listeners will walk away with practical guidance on integrating smart, sustainable training into busy lives, along with a renewed perspective on preparation, mindset, and accountability. Whether you’re chasing whitetails close to home or pushing deep into the mountains, this episode will challenge you to elevate both your body and your approach to the hunt.
So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up!
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www.huntworthgear.com
www.sportsmensempire.com
https://mtntough.com/
https://www.movementphysiomt.com/

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The first episode of the newly revamped Antler Up Podcast kicks off January with a powerful conversation on mindset, grit, and personal growth. In this episode, Jeremy sits down with Andy Musser — husband, father, entrepreneur, cancer survivor, and founder of Warbuilt — to break down the habits, discipline, and mental toughness required to build strength in every area of life.
Andy shares his journey through fitness, business ownership, and overcoming cancer, highlighting how daily standards, resilience, and leadership shape long-term success. This episode sets the tone for the new direction of Antler Up — focused on becoming better in the gym, at home, in business, and beyond. If you’re looking to start the year with clarity, purpose, and momentum, this conversation delivers.
So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up!

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In this solo episode of the Antler Up Podcast, Jeremy closes out the year with reflection, gratitude, and a look ahead. He revisits standout episodes from the past year that are worth re-listening to, talks about how the show has continued to evolve, and shares why meaningful conversations don’t expire with time.
Jeremy also reflects on his personal growth over the past year—focusing on fitness, discipline, and becoming a better person, husband, and father. He discusses the importance of the offseason grind, indoor archery league, goals for scouting local public land, dialing in Antler Up Camp, shooting ASA events, and what listeners can expect from the podcast moving forward. The episode sets the tone for the year ahead and celebrates the process of continual improvement.
So, grab your gear, sit back, and join us on this episode as we Antler Up!
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www.huntworthgear.com
www.sportsmensempire.com

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