Bill Kister
New member
I’m Bill, living up here in Prescott, AZ, where the pines, dirt roads, and wide‑open spaces make it real easy to stay outside. I’m big on hunting, shooting, fishing, hiking, and taking the Jeep out for off‑road adventures whenever I can.
I’m married to a beautiful woman, and we’ve got two daughters who are already figuring out that life’s better outside than glued to a screen.
For work, I manage an orthopedic practice, helping folks get back to living their lives. I love what I do — it’s good seeing people heal up and get moving again, and it still gives me the time to get out and play in the mountains myself.
I grew up with a dad who was a gunsmith and a hotrod guy, and he had a way of keeping things simple. His classic line was:“Son, if you get into guns and cars, you won’t have money left for drugs.” Can’t argue with that — and honestly, he wasn’t wrong.
I’m also big into reloading and nerd out on ballistics, which means campfire conversations can get a little… technical. My buddies pretend they don’t like it, but they keep showing up, so I’m calling that a win.
At the end of the day, I’m just trying to pass on the same values I was raised with — work hard, enjoy the outdoors, fix what you break, and appreciate the simple stuff.
If you’re into good folks, good stories, and anything that smells like gunpowder, gasoline, or fresh mountain air, we’ll get along just fine.
I’m married to a beautiful woman, and we’ve got two daughters who are already figuring out that life’s better outside than glued to a screen.
For work, I manage an orthopedic practice, helping folks get back to living their lives. I love what I do — it’s good seeing people heal up and get moving again, and it still gives me the time to get out and play in the mountains myself.
I grew up with a dad who was a gunsmith and a hotrod guy, and he had a way of keeping things simple. His classic line was:“Son, if you get into guns and cars, you won’t have money left for drugs.” Can’t argue with that — and honestly, he wasn’t wrong.
I’m also big into reloading and nerd out on ballistics, which means campfire conversations can get a little… technical. My buddies pretend they don’t like it, but they keep showing up, so I’m calling that a win.
At the end of the day, I’m just trying to pass on the same values I was raised with — work hard, enjoy the outdoors, fix what you break, and appreciate the simple stuff.
If you’re into good folks, good stories, and anything that smells like gunpowder, gasoline, or fresh mountain air, we’ll get along just fine.
