September is upon us; with that being said here is an episode full of helpful tips you may already know, but its also the start to our 2025/2026 waterfowl season! Thank you for all of the support over the summer!

Much love,

TBCP boys <3

Welcome back, we are getting closer to the begining of the season for us here in oregon! Today we talk about the new benelli AI Tech they are introducing, and some reflection on last year and some of our most memorable hunts!

New regs are out, we discuss upcoming changes and how we think everything is going to shake out this year. Sitting in jebs shop in late july just waiting to start scouting for september honkers!

This week, we’re firing on all cylinders; cutting wet ryegrass and fescue while keeping one eye on those early September honkers just around the bend. We dive into Oregon’s big game tag results, talk through the latest updates (and controversy) with the mule deer management plan, and start laying the groundwork for a fresh waterfowl season. Plus, we take a moment to mourn the death of the good ol’ photo album and ask,

seriously… what the hell is going on with Iran?

Ever wonder how some guys are scouting? Listen in for an in depth look at how i personally scout a spot and ways you can streamline scouting.

In this episode, we break down what sets successful duck hunters apart—from decoy strategy to field efficiency. Learn why running heavy spreads (2–4 dozen per hunter), thinking outside the box with gear like pole saws and hedge trimmers, and investing in quality outerwear can give you the edge in Oregon’s wet conditions. We also touch on keeping your dog comfortable, the value of flippy decoys, and the tools that help you move fast and stay ahead.

Weather outlook for this spring

get to planting if you haven't already; corn, millet, etc

nows the time to go talk to farmers about next year, and thank them for last year maybe get them a thank you gift.

think about starting your blind work after harvest

be a good steward of the land, pick up garbage

Any questions about planting or duck food and how to manage it, shoot us a dm on IG Blind_Chatter

In this episode, I sit down with Jeb and Kate Hartnell for a laid-back and laughter-filled conversation. We kick things off by ranking our favorite (and least favorite) Adam Sandler movies, then shift gears to talk about the realities of maintaining a strong marriage while Jeb spends over 120 days a year in the outdoors. Things take a humorous turn as we poke fun at my obsession with workwear fashion for a blue-collar job. As always, we wrap up with some laughs and light-hearted banter.

Spring snow geese, wide-open spaces, and lodge life—Jeb, Jordan, and Steve dive into everything North Dakota has to offer. Tune in for an energetic discussion full of hunting stories, outdoor insights, and camaraderie.

Tyson Walker joins Jeb and Steve in North Dakota for the spring snow season. They reflect on hunting, the changing landscape, and the bond built through shared time outdoors. Jeb is also raising one of Tyson’s dogs, adding a personal layer to the conversation.