In 2009, Nate Watson survived an ambush in Afghanistan that left him with both physical and mental wounds. Wounds that led Nate on a tumultuous journey from destructive self-medication, to genuine healing through outdoor therapy with Veterans Afield Foundation. Now, as Veterans Advisory Committee Chairman, Nate shares his love of the outdoors with his fellow veterans, and hopefully, the healing it provides.
Learn more about Veterans Afield Foundation: https://www.veteransafieldfoundation.org/
Up Next in Honor Season 2
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Kyle Butcher • HONOR
U.S. Army Ranger and Purple Heart recipient Kyle Butcher shares his deeply personal journey. Combat tours in Afghanistan and Iraq led to life-changing injuries that ended both his military career, and his sense of identity.
After meeting Nate Watson, Kyle reconnects with purpose and peace through... -
Justin Rokohl • HONOR
Mossy Oak proudly honors the strength, sacrifice, and spirit of Corporal Justin Rokohl, a Marine whose story reminds us what courage truly means.
From Afghanistan to elk country, Justin’s journey is one of pain that is overcome by both perseverance and purpose. After surviving a devastating IED ...
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Tommy Wehrle • HONOR
Senior Deputy Tommy Worley, 25-year law enforcement veteran and full-time SWAT sniper, trades urban operations for turkey hunting tactics in the spring woods.
A seemingly calm, rainy morning quickly turns into quite a rarity. A gobbler commits in just 3 minutes. No grind. No long sit. Just pur...
