Could Attitude Be A Hunter's Most Valuable Tool? An Article By Jake French

[Justin Crossley]

Jake French (@Oregon Hunter) is a professional speaker and part-time product rep for Spartan Precision Equipment. As a lifelong hunter, he prides himself on finding creative ways to overcome barriers that keep us from getting afield or trying new experiences. His home base is in Oregon, and he feels fortunate to have taken his wheelchair all over the west.


Give Jake a warm Rokslide welcome and enjoy his inspiring article.

Could Attitude Be A Hunter's Most Valuable Tool?

More info about Jake's personal story here.

 

[Q child]

Woah. You are a badass dude. Can't wait to read about the buffalo hunt.

 

[Oregon Hunter]

Woah. You are a badass dude. Can't wait to read about the buffalo hunt.

Thanks man! I am lucky to have a lot of good friends who help make these adventures happen.

 

[Wumbo]

Inspirational. Thanks for sharing

 

[Travis Hobbs]

Very cool! Attitude is so underrated and is the demise of many! In all aspects of life but especially hunting!

 

[Jim Carr]

Loved it great detail. You can have all the tools and abilities ,be in great shape, be in the right place but enter A hunt with the wrong or defeated attitude and you could have negated everything you had going for you.Enter with a can do attitude you are going to have fun and have a much better chance at success.If hunting with others they will feed off of your attitude. Welcome Jake I garrentee Others feed off of your make it happen attitude.

 

[heatwelsh]

Jake French (@Oregon Hunter) is a professional speaker and part-time product rep for Spartan Precision Equipment. As a lifelong hunter, he prides himself on finding creative ways to overcome barriers that keep us from getting afield or trying new experiences. His home base is in Oregon, and he feels fortunate to have taken his wheelchair all over the west.


Give Jake a warm Rokslide welcome and enjoy his inspiring article.

Could Attitude Be A Hunter's Most Valuable Tool?

More info about Jake's personal story here.

Truly, a good attitude towards anything and everything will definitely yield great results. Lovely article, thanks for sharing it with us mate.

 

[Q child]

Thought a lot about this during my opening weekend hunt this weekend. No deer and horrible weather. You helped me keep after it. Thanks for the inspiration.

 

[Oregon Hunter]

Thought a lot about this during my opening weekend hunt this weekend. No deer and horrible weather. You helped me keep after it. Thanks for the inspiration.

Your comment just made my day! I'm so happy the article was useful

 

[DavePwns]

Thanks for sharing man

 

[Oregon Hunter]

Thanks for sharing man

You're most welcome. Hope you can use this idea to create some new hunting experiences in the next year

 

[Spoon063]

Awesome, I can really appreciate the motivation!

 

[Hunteer]

Appreciate the article

 

[Chadpearson]

that just reassured me, I have nothing to complain about. thanks for sharing your story man.

 

[Oregon Hunter]

Thanks for sharing man

You're most welcome! I can't tell you how many times I almost quit, then got something on the last day or last light. While I love to spend money on new gear, none of that helps you stick it out until the end.

 

[Oregon Hunter]

that just reassured me, I have nothing to complain about. thanks for sharing your story man.

When I talk with our boss from Spartan Precision Equipment in England, even I get reminded how lucky we are. You wouldn't believe how envious they are of our ability to hunt public lands or go shooting just about anytime we want. America rocks!

 

[Oregon Hunter]

Awesome, I can really appreciate the motivation!

Thanks! I truly think it can be the biggest difference maker on a tough hunt. Congratulations on that bear. It looks like a stud!

 

[Spoon063]

Thanks! I truly think it can be the biggest difference maker on a tough hunt. Congratulations on that bear. It looks like a stud!

Thanks man! My first one (public land)

 

[Spikeman]

A great inspirational writing of all your trials and how you were able to overcome them. Makes me think of the PMA, positive mental attitude we like to say when out hunting when the chips are down.

 

[MattB]

Awesome

Bill Krenz had a quote that said something along the lines of "don't let the things you cant do stop you from doing the things you can do." Some need to work harder than other to live that, but it makes the success all the sweeter.