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Clayton and Ethan are joined by Ethan Fincher and Hayden Bullinger for an action-packed episode full of wild stories, hard lessons, and plenty of laughs.
The crew dives deep into all things duck hunting — from the highest highs of the season to the frustrating lows that test your patience. They swap stories about hunts gone right, hunts gone wrong, and the kind of mornings that keep you coming back no matter what.
You’ll hear about sinking boats, camping in the hole, and the realities of grinding it out when conditions aren’t ideal. They also get into a hot topic in the waterfowl world: drones being used for scouting ducks. Is it smart strategy, or does it cross the line? The guys break down their honest thoughts on ethics, effectiveness, and how technology is changing the hunt.
If you love duck season stories, behind-the-scenes hunting talk, and real conversations from guys who live it, this one’s for you.
In this episode, Clayton and Ethan sit down with out-of-towner Elliot Slaton to rehash the Oklahoma waterfowl season from start to finish. What started as a duo quickly turned into a trio, and the guys break down how that dynamic shaped their hunts throughout the season.
They dive into the highs and lows — the early morning grinds, the birds that worked perfectly, the ones that flared at the last second, and the lessons learned along the way. From unforgettable volleys to slow, humbling days in the blind, the crew shares honest stories and plenty of laughs about the memories they made together.
The conversation also takes a deeper turn as they discuss how corn and changing agricultural patterns are affecting duck behavior and overall hunting conditions. It’s a candid, boots-on-the-ground look at the season, filled with insight, camaraderie, and the kind of storytelling only a long waterfowl season can produce.
Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just love a good outdoor story, this episode brings you right into the blind.
Clayton and Ethan sit down to recap the final weekend of Oklahoma’s waterfowl season—and it didn’t go down easy. From brutal weather and tough conditions to the strategies that helped them push through for an unforgettable last hunt, they break down what it took to make it happen. The conversation also dives into running hunting dogs in extreme cold and the extra precautions that come with it. To top it off, they share a tense, real-life story about friends who found themselves stranded on the water in dangerous weather. It’s a mix of hard lessons, close calls, and why the grind is always worth it when the season’s on the line. 🦆🎙️
Clayton goes solo to tackle one of the most debated topics in the waterfowl world: should you train your own dog? He breaks down the good, the bad, and the ugly of doing it yourself—sharing honest lessons learned along the way. Clayton talks through what he would have done differently, what worked, what didn’t, and how he plans to keep moving forward with training his own dog. Whether you’re thinking about DIY training or already knee-deep in it, this episode offers real-world insight, practical takeaways, and zero sugarcoating.
Clayton and Ethan sit down to break down the incoming polar vortex—and what it means for hunters. With snow, ice, and brutal cold temps on the way, they talk through how these conditions shake up waterfowl movement and how they’re adjusting their game plan to stay safe, effective, and successful in the field.
From weather strategy and gear considerations to timing hunts around extreme cold, this episode is all about preparing for late-season chaos and making the most of tough conditions. If you’re planning to chase birds when winter turns serious, this one’s for you.
Bundle up and hit play. ❄️🦆
Clayton and Ethan sit down to recap the past couple of weeks leading up to January 13th and break down how waterfowl season has gone for them. From early mornings to late limits, they cover the highs and lows of recent hunts, talk numbers, and share some of the funniest and most rewarding moments from the field.
Whether it’s slow days, surprise success, or lessons learned along the way, this episode is an honest look at what waterfowl hunting really delivers. If you enjoy real stories, real results, and a few laughs from the blind, this one’s for you.
Clayton and Ethan sit down for a full breakdown of the first split of the 2025–26 Oklahoma duck season. From early-morning highs to slow-flight lows, they cover everything that went right—and everything that didn’t. The guys compare this year’s opener to seasons past, talk bird numbers, weather swings, and memorable hunts, and share what they’re expecting heading into the next split. Whether you’re a seasoned waterfowler or just curious about how the season is shaping up, this episode gives you an honest look at duck hunting in Oklahoma right now.
In this episode, Clayton and Ethan sit down to break down how opening weekend of duck season went across Oklahoma. From pre-dawn setups and shifting weather to surprising flyovers and the ones that got away, the guys share their stories, successes, and lessons learned from the first hunts of the year. Whether you’re a seasoned waterfowler or just gearing up for your first season, join them as they talk gear, conditions, calling, and the camaraderie that keeps them coming back every fall.
Join Clayton and Ethan as they talk hunting, boats, and all the stories that come with life outdoors. From early mornings in the duck blind to late nights swapping tall tales, they cover it all with plenty of laughs and real talk. Whether you’re gearing up for duck season, tuning the boat, or just need something to listen to on the drive to the ramp — this is your spot. Grab a cup of coffee and hang out with the guys as they count down to opening day.
Clayton and Ethan sit down to dive into a hot topic in the hunting world—the use of drones to scout for waterfowl. With new laws being proposed that could change the game, they break down what’s on the table, what it could mean for hunters, and share their own thoughts on tech in the field. If you're a waterfowler, this is one you don’t want to miss.
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