Chase Briscoe

“I went for the first time and just fell in love with it,”

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Briscoe said he fell in love with hunting the first time he tried it.

“We have three kids, and then obviously the chaos of just my career. You don’t get a lot of time just to yourself.”

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Briscoe noted the chaos of his career and three kids leaves little time to himself.

“Just to kind of be able to get out in the outdoors and start my morning and just watch the sun come up, or just go out there and be by myself.”

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Briscoe said he enjoys watching the sun come up and being by himself outdoors.

“It was a total, like, one of those Hollywood stories, I guess,”

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Briscoe described his son's first buck as a Hollywood story.

“Brooks is ate up with it,”

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Briscoe said his four-year-old son Brooks is obsessed with hunting.

“Last year, he got a doe on his own,”

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Briscoe said his son got a doe on his own the following season.

“We would go find other little farm ponds or go to creeks or wherever and just go fishing.”

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Briscoe described fishing at farm ponds and creeks with his buddies in high school.

“We race 38 weekends a year that, truthfully, the adrenaline kind of goes away because you do it all the time.”

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Briscoe said the adrenaline from racing fades because of the 38-weekend schedule.

“Ever since I was a little kid, I remember we would go over there every Sunday and would just spend time outside, out by the pond fishing,”

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Briscoe recalled spending Sundays at his grandfather's pond fishing as a child in Indiana.

“Not that it was — I mean, it was a tiny little four-pointer — but for him, it was his first experience going out there, and he got to do it.”

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Briscoe described his son's first buck as a tiny four-pointer that was still a great first experience.

“It’s the closest thing I’ve ever been able to come to racing, and honestly, I feel like it’s surpassed racing,”

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Briscoe told OutKick OutDoors that deer hunting gives him a rush rivaling or surpassing racing.

“Like, actually lined it up. I mean, I helped him, obviously — he’s 4 — but he got it right on the crosshairs and pulled the trigger.”

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Briscoe described helping his four-year-old son line up a shot on a doe and pull the trigger.

“For me to be able to get them outside and just get away from all those distractions. You get to spend one-on-one time and just make a lot of great memories.”

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Briscoe said getting his kids outdoors lets him spend one-on-one time and make great memories.

“You know, the racing deal, I do it so often,”

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Briscoe explained that racing has become normal because he does it so often.

“For me, it’s been just an amazing getaway,”

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Briscoe described hunting as an amazing getaway from his career and family life.

“We were just driving down the road, and he said, ‘Hey Dad, I want to talk to you about something,’”

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Briscoe recalled a conversation with his son Brooks while driving about a month and a half earlier.

“He definitely was beating me already.”

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Briscoe noted his son got a buck faster than he did, as it took Briscoe about a year and a half.

“I said, ‘Hey, tomorrow deer season starts. I won’t be home, but Monday maybe you can go with me.’ And he was jumping up and down.”

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Briscoe recounted telling his son Brooks that deer season was starting and inviting him to go along.

“Last night we were talking about it,”

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Briscoe said he and Brooks had discussed deer season starting.

“Especially in my high school years, that was all me and my buddies would do,”

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Briscoe said fishing with friends was all he did during high school.

“I’m like, ‘Okay, buddy. That sounds like a plan.’”

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Briscoe responded to his son's plan to only shoot bucks.

“Literally the first time he ever went out there with me, he got a buck.”

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Briscoe said Brooks got a buck the very first time he went hunting.

“There’s so many distractions in today’s world with phones and tablets and TV and just everything else,”

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Briscoe spoke about the many distractions in today's world such as phones and tablets.

“I was like, ‘Okay.’ He’s only 4, and he said, ‘I think this year I’m just gonna just shoot bucks this year. No more does.’”

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Briscoe recalled his four-year-old son saying he wanted to only shoot bucks and no more does.

“Getting to go hunting and getting to feel that adrenaline is like this drug that I can’t get rid of.”

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Briscoe compared the adrenaline of hunting to a drug he cannot get rid of.