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**The Letdown Podcast**
The Letdown is a fireside-style podcast hosted by Chris Lafleur, Justin Harrison and Misha Koroscil (the LETDOWN CREW), diving into real conversations around archery, bowhunting, and competition. From top shooters to everyday grinders, we talk about the wins, the struggles, and everything in between. No highlight reels — just honest stories, lessons learned, and the moments that stick long after the shot. If you live for the range or the woods, you’re in the right place.
The Letdown is a fireside-style podcast hosted by Chris Lafleur, Justin Harrison and Misha Koroscil (the LETDOWN CREW), diving into real conversations around archery, bowhunting, and competition. From top shooters to everyday grinders, we talk about the wins, the struggles, and everything in between. No highlight reels — just honest stories, lessons learned, and the moments that stick long after the shot. If you live for the range or the woods, you’re in the right place.
Aktualisierungshäufigkeit:
weekly
Durchschnittliche Audiolänge:
69 minutes
Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
54 Folgen
seit 5. September 2025
episodic
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Dein Higgins is back.
You met Dein back on EP.24 "Grinding it Out" — sixty purposeful arrows a day, chasing the 50-yard game, trying to beat Bruno on Bruno's best day. A season later, the grind has paid off: Dein finished second in Senior Known 50 at the ASA level and went into Michigan a…
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FRÜHERE EPISODEN 🔗
David Hartlin of David Hartlin Guiding has spent 20 seasons guiding moose and caribou in Newfoundland — and we recorded this one from camp, in the middle of a 100% success week.
David got hooked on Atlantic salmon at eight years old, started hunting at fourteen in Nova Scotia, and was guiding moose…
Ex-pro Canadian Superbike racer. 20-year nurse. 3rd at Nationals in his first full season of 3D archery. Tony Stufko on pressure, performance, and staying calm when the shot actually matters.
Hunting for the Working Man — Kevin Toye
Kevin Toye joins The Letdown for a conversation about hunting, family, work and finding a way to make all of it fit.
Kevin runs Toye Masonry in British Columbia, has a family at home, and still manages to spend a hell of a lot of time chasing animals across …
The first-ever Bowhunter Games brought archers from across North America to Clarksville, Tennessee—but there was more than one way to experience it.
Josh and Daniela Webb took on the competitive side, battling difficult terrain, long shots, brutal heat and some of the best archers in the world. Chr…
Evan Kooy didn’t grow up in a hunting family — he found his own way into it.
From building a homemade bow as a kid and convincing his dad to take Hunter Ed with him, to learning public-land hunting through years of trial and error, Evan has built a life around the outdoors. Now he’s passing that ex…
The Grump ’n’ Sock Connection | Marty & Curtis Draeger
What happens when a father builds something from nothing — and his son decides to do the same?
This week on The LETdown, Chris and Justin sit down with Marty and Curtis Draeger.
Marty is the man behind Grumpy Baits, a Waterloo-based fishing…
Fresh home from the Southern Canadian Classic, Chris reflects on the friendships, familiar faces and conversations that make archery tournaments about far more than the final score.
Then we open the vault for the first Letdown After Dark: Campfire Edition.
Recorded in the old shed at Royal City whi…
Archery is a solitary sport. One archer. One bow. One arrow.
So why does it seem to create some of the strongest friendships?
Warren Robertson of Scope Digital and Marcel Bourque of JMZ Archery join Chris for a LETdown After Dark conversation about the friendships built between the targets.
From tw…
Twenty-five years in the Royal Canadian Navy changed Sab Rose forever.
Like many veterans, some of the experiences he carried home weren't visible. It wasn't until years later that he realized he needed help. Then one unexpected trip to the Invictus Games introduced him to a sport he thought would …
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