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We try to go to muscle failure eight or nine times a day,” Hanes says matter-of-factly as he cranks out his pushups. Hanes’s hunting has earned him condemnation as well as praise. Condemned by media outlets such as the Huffington Post and some animal rights groups, he was the focus of an unsuccessful Change.org petition signed by over 3,000 people demanding that Under Armour, one of his sponsors, sever ties with him. He received particularly vociferous criticism on social media recently when a group of hunters he was with in Alberta, Canada, killed a three-legged bear.

Roy is Roy Roth, Hanes’s best friend of over 20 years and the person who introduced him to bowhunting. In 2015, Roth was hunting Dall sheep, a thinhorn species that can grow up to 150 pounds, in Pioneer Peak, Alaska, when he took a bad step and fell off the side of a mountain to his death. During my visit with Hanes, we went on a run. He’s an extremely successful amateur runner. Last year he placed thirteenth in the Moab 240-mile race (a punishing three-day trek through deserts, canyons, and mountain ranges) and in 2008 he beat Lance Armstrong in the Boston Marathon. Don’t waste time waiting to expect the ship to carry you along. Make a strong decision to carry yourself even through the strongest ocean current. Expectations, when failed, hurt more than anything. It will aggravate your pain. You might not be able bear the pain so kindly erase expectations from your life.That particular night I was finishing a complicated, time-consuming assignment that was due the next day. The material was challenging, but that wasn't even the main thing. Cameron Hanes runs a marathon at least twice a week and averages roughly 22 miles a day. On the days he doesn’t run a full marathon, he makes up for it with an hour lifting weights in the gym. He also sets aside time every day for target practice with his 80-pound compound bow. There are no rest days in his schedule. For the past 30 years, his workouts have varied but his commitment to physical fitness has never wavered.

When it feels like everybody’s got the same goal and the goal is self-improvement, everybody’s on the same team and so that’s what I try to foster. I like the positivity,” Hanes says. Many people—even enthusiastic carnivores—have conflicted feelings about hunting. Highly publicized controversies such as the Cecil the Lion debacle have reanimated concerns over indiscriminate “trophy hunters,” a label that has also been applied to Hanes.

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I often say we have all got priorities. And if you need money to establish your own business as your greatest priority; then work hard to accrue that capital or find the best way out. Take a reasonable risk for your future. Don’t be afraid. This has become something normal because our society has lost the view of its uselessness. If you can’t help me survive or achieve my lofty goals, while you can; then don’t dare spend a wad of banknotes at my funeral. I already know and accept the fact that nobody cares so I have to work hard as a slave and live like a King in the long run.

Ask your average city dweller how he conceives of hunters and he will draw you a caricature: a beer-sipping rube on an all-terrain vehicle, eager to kill an innocent undeserving animal and even more excited at the prospect of putting its head on his wall. In other words: the monster that shot Bambi’s mother. It's just that people aren't ever as mentally or emotionally invested in your circumstances as you are, because they have their own problems to worry about. Sometimes, you may get the attention of people who get to know about your goals or problems. No matter how serious your situation is; it wouldn’t be that serious to the third person you are talking to.

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Needless to say, this vision of masculinity has fallen out of favor. But the desire of men to challenge themselves has not. This might be why Hanes’s message of discipline, tenacity, focus, and resilience is so appealing to so many. Man has always been part of the equation as we’ve always hunted,” he wrote. “And, we must continue to be. Hunting is conservation.” After realizing that getting the support to move forward in life is very unlikely, there is no need to be resentful. Sometimes, the situation of your prospect helper would prevent him from helping you. One day on a run, Hanes noticed a 130-pound boulder. Intrigued, he decided to add it to his exercise routine and began carrying it one and a half miles uphill once every seven days. (He stopped when the boulder disappeared from its usual spot on the trail.) I felt so defeated. The instructions were unclear, and the expectations were unreasonable. A few tears were shed.

It will also help you remember that the best revenge is no revenge - except to move on with your life and keep doing great things. In a long Facebook post defending his fellow-hunters, Hanes wrote, “I wonder what they thought would happen to the bear if we hadn’t killed him? That he’d limp around on 3 legs forever and live happily ever after? Or maybe he’d live to see his 80th birthday and all his grandkids would come over for cake and he could tell them stories from the good old days?”You know, everybody struggles,” Rogan says. “People struggle to get out of bed, they struggle to go to work, to get their chores done, and deal with their lives, and when you see someone who’s living their life [like Hanes does] . . . he’s not just doing what he’s doing in terms of preparing to hunt and, you know, practicing archery. . . . It’s a very strange thing, what he’s doing. That resonates with people.” Hanes has frequently spoken about why practice is so important for hunters who hope to survive the hazards of the wild. I witness this commitment to preparedness when we drive over to a farm owned by a longtime friend of Hanes’s who has a large archery range set up on his property. HR 621 mandated the sale of over three million acres of public lands in Utah, Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, and Wyoming. To combat the bill, Hanes and other high-profile hunters took to social media to express their opposition. Their efforts succeeded, and on February 1, Chaffetz announced that he would withdraw the bill. People could be so curious to the extent that your secret plans to build a successful life in the future would irritate them. How would they even know?