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What do you get when you cross Bowling with Football? Fowling! Listen how Chutt and friends created a game based on a mistake while setting up for tailgating at the Indianapolis 500. What happened after is the stuff of legends.
No really, it is what normally happens to legends in the making. He starts slow, figured out how to make it work, ups the game, and then tries to find a way to build upon the early successes while fighting off copycats and more.
Find out how The Fowling Warehouse is doing and how it is thriving in Detroit, a great city that is on the rebound.
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