On this episode of the Dirtschool Podcast, I have a great conversation with Dalton Lewis of the Stickboys. Dalton gives some great insight on how to hunt the mountain country of North Carolina along with his desire to hunt with traditional archery equipment. You don't want to miss it.

On this episode, I sit down and talk to Trenton Southards from The Cast television show. We talk about quitting his job to be full-time in the outdoor industry, his faith in Christ, Heartland Bowhunter Productions and even a little noodling catfish. This episode was a fun one for sure.

On this episode, I sit down with Shawn Luchtel of Heartland Bowhunter and discuss his faith and how it shapes his view of the outdoors. He answers some questions that I’ve always wanted to know about him. And of course, we talk about hunting too. 

In this episode of the Dirtschool Podcast, Casey sits down with Cody Keys-Pastor, hunter and author of "Heart Shots" A 31 Day Devotional for Hunters Who Love Jesus." They dive into the deep stuff: faith, the hunting lifestyle, public land stories, and what it really means to follow Jesus as a man in todsys world. 

Whether you are chasing deer or chasing purpose, this conversation is all about the heart behind the hunt.

On this episode, We talk about Duck hunting legend, Phil Robertson and some lessons i learned from spending all year hunting with a recurve. 

On this episode of Dirtschool, I take a few minutes to visit with Josh Sparks of Midwest Whitetail. Josh is considered to be one of the best editors and content creators in the hunting space. Today, I talk to him about how he was introduced to hunting and how Hunting has shaped his life and career. I think you will enjoy this episode! 

On this episode of dirtschool we are talking about one of America’s most famous bear hunters, Ben Lilly. From the swamps of Louisiana to the mountains of New Mexico, Ben Lilly left a trail of dead predators and a mountain of stories that captivated all who met him.  

Storytelling is one of the most powerful communicative methods in the world. From the beginning of civilization, men and women have communicated deep truth through stories. Often times the stories are derived from our own Experiences. Today we are going to talk about the art of storytelling and how powerful our hunting stories can be. 

On this episode of Dirtschool, I talk to Trent Seigle of Heartland Bowhunter and Hunter Johnson of Ducks and Co. to find out their thoughts on the effects social media has on the hunting industry. Is it good or is it bad. Will it lead to the end of hunting as we know it? Lets find out!