Michael and Beth Lee are back in the studio sharing their experience at their very first rodeo—and it did not disappoint. From the electric atmosphere to the heart-pounding action, they break down what made the PBR event in Tallahassee, Florida, such an unforgettable night!

If you’ve ever wondered what a professional bull riding event is really like, or you’re thinking about going to one yourself, this episode gives you a front-row seat. Tune in as they talk highlights, surprises, and why this is one event every outdoors enthusiast should add to their bucket list.

Michael is joined in the studio by Phillip Culpepper from Hunt Club and good friend Greg Thompson to talk about the coming turkey season and some stories from the past. The guys are headed to South Florida to kick off the 2026 spring turkey season and stop in to catch up. You don't want to miss this one!

Michael and Beth Lee recap their time at the Safari Club International Convention in Nashville, Tennessee, sharing the biggest moments, conversations, and insights from one of the hunting industry’s most influential events. From trends shaping the future of hunting to behind-the-scenes stories, this episode gives you an inside look at what stood out most.

A late-season Texas hunt with Michael Lee and his dad, Mike, turned into a travel story they’ll never forget. In this episode of the Backwoods Life Podcast, Michael and Beth Lee break down the highs of spending time in the field with family — and the airline nightmare that nearly derailed the trip home.

From chasing late-season whitetails in Texas to dealing with delayed flights and real-world travel stress, this episode pulls back the curtain on what hunting trips really look like behind the scenes. If you travel to hunt, film outdoor content, or just enjoy authentic hunting stories, you’ll relate to this one.

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Michael and Beth Lee are back behind the mic, breaking down a Florida trip that turned into pure Backwoods Life comedy. What was supposed to be a smooth getaway quickly turned into a construction-zone hotel, closed doors everywhere, and plans changing by the hour.

Somewhere between travel chaos and trying to salvage the trip, Michael finds himself getting his first-ever pedicure — and the stories that came out of it might be the funniest yet.

This episode is real, unfiltered, and packed with the kind of behind-the-scenes moments you don’t always see on camera. From road-trip lessons to laughing through the unexpected, it’s a reminder that sometimes the best stories come from the trips that don’t go as planned.

If you’ve ever had a hunt, vacation, or work trip go sideways… this one’s for you.

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In this episode, Michael and Beth Lee share what it was like growing up in the South and how the Southern way of life shaped their values, work ethic, and love for the outdoors. From small-town roots and family traditions to hunting, hard work, and lessons learned outside, this episode dives into what makes Southern living so special.

Perfect for fans of outdoor podcasts, country living, hunting culture, and anyone who appreciates the traditions of the American South.

In this episode with hosts Michael and Beth Lee, we share why we chose to hunt as a married couple, the challenges no one talks about, and how marriage changes decisions in the field. From trust and communication to pressure and expectations, this is an honest look at what it’s really like to hunt with your spouse.

If you hunt with your partner — or want to — this episode is for you.

A hunting season doesn’t end when the tag is filled—or when it isn’t.

In this episode, I reflect on the 2025 season and the lessons it left behind. What worked, what didn’t, and what the woods revealed under pressure. This isn’t about highlights or numbers—it’s about preparation, missed opportunities, mindset, and the quiet truths every season exposes.

If last year challenged you, frustrated you, or forced you to think differently, this episode is about carrying those lessons forward—because the season may be over, but the learning isn’t.

Michael and Beth Lee sit down for a laid-back catch-up as they kick off the 2025 deer season in full Backwoods Life fashion. In this episode, they share behind-the-scenes updates on building their new home bar and podcast room—what’s working, what’s not, and what they’re dreaming up to make the space the ultimate hangout for stories, gear, and good company.

Then it's straight into the woods as they dive into the early action of the 2025 deer season. The rut is heating up, and they break down what they’re seeing in the field right now—buck behavior, movement patterns, rut timing, standout hunts so far, and how they’re adjusting tactics as things get wild.

A mix of DIY vibes, hunting insights, and classic Backwoods Life storytelling… this is the perfect episode to kick back with and get fired up for the season.

This week, we head north to Canada for one of the most unforgettable hunts we’ve ever experienced. Teaming up with Wild Valley Outfitters, we set a new record—325 birds harvested in just two days! From the first light over the decoys to the non-stop action in the blinds, this hunt had it all. We talk gear, strategy, calling setups, and the pure adrenaline that comes with being in a cloud of ducks and geese day after day. Tune in for the full story behind the record, the people who made it possible, and what makes Canadian waterfowling truly world-class at Wild Valley Outfitters.