Hunters should move away from ego-driven goals and reconnect with the childlike joy and wonder of being in the woods.

“I mean I would now put that problem under the umbrella of ego mostly.”

Hunters should avoid letting the goal of killing a specific deer overshadow the enjoyment of simply being outdoors.

“if you've been out the last 10 mornings and you're so fixated on your end goal, like killing this buck, killing this buck that you've like forgot to sit and like look at the sunrise and be like, "Holy [ __ ] I am a lucky person for being out here."”