All American Wingshooting Podcast

American set out to fill a hole in the closets of female hunters. She started with only 3 shirts and now offers a full line of upland clothing. She also has a HUGE announcement for lady shooters on this episode! Don’t miss Amber’s inspiring story of living her dream and opening doors for other ladies in the outdoors. https://shopmckennaquinn.com

Frank Brown and his wife Jane are the standard example for southern hospitality. Otter Creek in Ohatchee, AL is the best kept secret for quail hunting and 5 star cuisine. Frank tells about investing in a hunting lodge just to have a tornado tear it apart. They made the best out of one of the south’s biggest fears and built back a lodge with bigger dreams. From the golden fields to the main dining room, every guest will experience excellence and never want to leave.

Marissa is the Educational and Outreach Manager for Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever. She heads up NYLC and Women on the Wing. Marissa has the best story building a career surrounded by hunters as a non-Hunter. Now she’s establishing new family traditions in the field and owns her own bird dog. If you’ve ever wondered how to communicate your beliefs as a hunter, Marissa breaks it down.

Hound and Hare has become a rage of the East. Eric’s passion for nostalgic attire and appreciation for craftsmanship of the finer things has created a collection that will have you set for the sporting lifestyle. He has combined the perfect balance of British luxury with southern charm. When there you are searching for a timeless piece to add to your closet or the most thoughtful give for a wingshooter, Hound & Hare has the perfect option. Check out https://www.houndhare.com

Stephen talks about traveling in the US, breaks down shooting traditions across the pond and even gives gun fitting tips! In true Murray fashion, there are plenty of history and gun facts shared through the hour. He has to be one of the most entertaining guys in the shotgun industry.

Stephan Murray began working for James Purdey & Sons as a apprentice back in 1970 and eventually worked his way up in the gun company to collaborate with a talented team in making their sport shooting and hunting shotguns. Stephen is now retired but recalls his time with Purdey guns and how he cherishes working in such a great industry.

Robbie Kroger is not a new name to the outdoor world and to hunting rights activists. His org, Blood Origins educates people world worldwide about the true meaning of conservation. Robbie and his team lead the world sharing stories of personal journeys connecting hunters. His passion and motivation to preserve hunting has been a gift to us all. Don’t miss Robbie’s story of becoming a hunter, sharing his heart and why he started Blood Origin’s and the future he wants for his boys. This episode will touch the hearts of all.

Watch his YouTube show here https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=F2jedBLdOTE

Ed Byers is a retired United States Navy SEAL who received the Medal of Honor for the rescue of a civilian in Afghanistan in 2012. Anna watched Ed's speech at a SCI convention and was captivated by his story. Anna and Ed talk hunting, dog training, skeet shooting and organizations like Safari Club International working to protect the freedom to hunt and promotes wildlife conservation worldwide.

Susanna Love has been a source of inspiration and a true friendship I’ve cherished for years. She is an incredible dog trainer and upland hunter. Along with being a mom of twins and a wife to Ronnie Smith, she is carrying the torch of a family legacy every bird hunter in the country appreciates. The Smith family has welcomed the world into their homes and dog world with open arms. Sus shares her most humble perspective of how their clients and community keep them committed to sharing their knowledge and wisdom as they continue to learn more about the complexity of the bird dogs we love.

At the age of 82, Les Nesbit has accomplished the North American Super Slam and has the most adventurous stories to go along with his harvests. Les shares stories about hunting chukar, pheasants, sheep, and even a polar bear. Les also shares how he came to the decision to ride a bull for his 70th birthday. Les has a deep appreciation for field trials and an endearing love for his hunting labs.