Veterans Ron, Del and guest host Mater discuss everything from successful hunts, armadillo tree lines, lab grown meat sticks and much more. So, join us!

Ron is joined in the blind this week with newly retired MSgt J. Nick "Mater" Austin. Mater brings a wealth of hunting knowledge with a comedic flair. Join us as we discuss quiet hunts, snacks and wild animals.

Veterans Ron and Del talk about returning home from their hunting trip and how the honey-dos added up. The discussion turns to the strange start of 2025 hunting season.

Veterans Ron and Del discuss the 1st Bunkers to Blinds Veterans hunt. They find a new little brother in guest hunter Seth and thank their host at the Tennessee Christian Outdoorsman Camp.

Veterans Ron and Del sit down with the volunteers of the Tennessee Christian Outdoorsmen Camp. They discuss the camp's mission helping Veterans heel through hunting and the outdoors.

Veterans Ron and Del discuss preparing for the first annual Bunkers to Blinds veterans' turkey hunt. So, join us as we talk hunt prep, foot care and deployment hijinks.

Veterans Ron and Del discuss the recent spring storms, establishing inclement weather plans to your hunts and when you may want to reschedule a hunt for safety. Additionally, you'll hear of past military adventures dating back to Operation Just Cause, Desert Storm and Operation Iraqi Freedom.

Veterans Ron and Del discuss volunteering for the TN Wildlife Federation's youth turkey hunt, and they announce the Bunkers to Blinds 1st annual First time Veterans Turkey hunt. As usual they get distracted telling stories from their time in service.

Veterans Ron and Del sit down and discuss current issues in their lives, transition to civilian life, healing powers of the outdoors and their kids' attempted mutinies. We hope all enjoy our open discussion.

Veterans Ron and Del discuss the practice of fanning and reaping during a turkey hunt. As the discussion of the art of becoming one with the turkey continues our two friends explore the dangers of this practice during other wild game seasons and more.