On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, we welcome Doug Ingle, the innovative mind behind Hunter's Rickshaw, an electric game cart designed to assist hunters in transporting their game. Doug shares his journey from facing personal challenges with diabetes to creating a solution that empowers hunters to navigate rugged terrains with ease. His story is one of creativity, resilience, and a passion for the outdoors.

In today's episode, we delve into Doug's experiences with developing adaptive equipment and the challenges of bringing a new product to market. The conversation covers the technical aspects of the Hunter's Rickshaw, including its design and functionality, as well as Doug's aspirations for its future. Doug also discusses the importance of accessibility in outdoor activities and his hopes for expanding the reach of his product.

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Ed Jones, a double amputee, avid outdoorsman, and fisherman. Ed shares his inspiring journey of resilience, from overcoming the challenges of losing his legs to continuing his passion for fishing and the outdoors. Known for his determination and positive outlook, Ed is a testament to the power of perseverance and community support.

In today's episode, we discuss Ed's experiences with adaptive sports and the challenges of living with a physical disability. The conversation explores advancements in adaptive technology and the importance of community support. Ed opens up about his personal journey, including the medical events leading to his amputations and his battle to obtain prosthetics. He highlights the role of healthcare professionals and his supportive network in his recovery. Ed's future goals include advocacy work and participating in fishing tournaments.

Thank you for listening to the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on the podcast host of your choice. We are on all platforms! Don't forget to share this with all your friends and family. Remember to stay adaptive. If you would like to reach out to me about questions, concerns, being a guest, or know someone that you would like on the show, email me at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For everything Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

To reach Ed, find him on Facebook.

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On this episode of the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast, presented by Action Trackchair, I'd like to introduce our guest Scott Davidson, an ultra runner, adventure athlete, and proud father. Born with various birth defects, including clubbed foot, Scott is known for his resilience and advocacy work. He shares his journey of overcoming physical challenges and his dedication to empowering others through adaptive sports.

In today's episode, we discuss Scott's experiences with clubbed foot, the challenges of living with a physical disability, and his passion for ultra running. The conversation explores the advancements in adaptive technology, the importance of community and advocacy, and Scott's work in promoting awareness and support for individuals with disabilities. Scott opens up about his personal journey, the impact of adaptive devices like the Exosym, and his future goals in advocacy and running.

Thank you for listening to the Adaptive Outdoorsman Podcast. Please leave a like and review on the podcast host of your choice. We are on all platforms! Don't forget to share this with all your friends and family. Remember to stay adaptive. If you would like to reach out to me about questions, concerns, being a guest, or know someone that you would like on the show, email me at theadaptiveoutdoorsman@gmail.com. For everything Adaptive Outdoorsman, visit https://linktr.ee/adaptive_outdoorsman. Look for the podcast on CarbonTV.

To reach Scott, visit him on social media at: https://www.instagram.com/living_adaptive, http://livingadaptive.com.

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