Jocko Podcast 334: Work Hard, ENDURE, & Keep Hammering, w/ Bowhunter Cam Hanes.
May 18, 2022
Cam Hanes, an esteemed bowhunter, endurance athlete, and author, shares his journey of perseverance in both bowhunting and life. He discusses the emotional challenges tied to childhood and family dynamics while emphasizing the importance of personal accountability. Cam reflects on the dedication required for bowhunting, the significance of physical fitness, and the mental strength needed in endurance sports. He also explores the impact of community and mentorship as pivotal elements in overcoming obstacles and achieving personal growth.
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First Hunt
- Cameron Hanes missed his first bow shot at an elk, igniting a lifelong passion for bow hunting.
- He hunted for 18 days straight, finally killing a spike bull elk, marking his purpose.
Hard Work over Talent
- Nobody is born great at bow hunting; the average success rate is about 10%.
- Hanes emphasizes that consistent hard work and endurance are essential for success, not talent.
Early Childhood
- Hanes recalls his parents' divorce and difficult relationship with his stepdad.
- Forced to fight his younger brother for the entertainment of teenage babysitters, he learned early about distrust.
