Charlie Mann’s dad started Hunter Creek Club in 1958, when Charlie was a small boy.

By the age of 26, Charlie owned it… He's the first to admit he had no business being the owner of a company that size at that age. But still, he figured it out.

Until everything changed.

2008 hit and 85% of his business was automotive. General Motors banned corporate entertainment. Print media dried up.

And the story of how he bounced back is incredible.

In our episode, we covered:

→ Why the shortage of volunteers in hunter safety classes is a big threat to the future of hunting

→ What it means to be the caretaker of something, not just the owner

→ How pharmaceutical reps accidentally saved the club during a Detroit crisis

→ The difference between managing a team and keeping their mojo intact

→ What Cha ...