Dirtschool

On this episode, I catch up with Justin Wells of Hammer and Steal Knifes to talk about how he makes knives and his passion for traditional bowhunting. There is just something interesting about the craftsmanship of a great knife.  

On this episode, we are diving into to the life of the early frontiersman, known as “Circuit Riders.” This group of rugged men were known for their extreme dedication to tame the wild frontier with the message of Jesus. Although not an easy task, these men were relentless and highly effective. We owe much of our religion, in modern times, to these men on horseback. 

On this episode, I reflect back on the first bow i ever made, how it shaped me and I didn’t even know it. There are a lot of things that make us who we are and pieces of our childhood bring that back from time to time. 

On this episode I take a look in the old gun cabinet to remember all of the life lessons I learned from a childhood pellet gun. It often times easy to overlook such valuable memories that hide beneath something so seemingly insignificant. I assure you though, many lessons are learned in the early stages of life as we grow into who we are today. Thank God for pellet guns. 

On this episode, I talk with Colorado native, Mike Marino about his ministry through carving handmade decoys. Carving decoys has taken him to a lot of places to see a lot of people. Mike has a gift that clearly is being used by God. You don’t want to miss this episode. 

On this episode, I sit down with Michael Mcvay to discuss what its like to work for the legendary Phil Robertson and family. This episode is filled with Jesus, Business and personal testimony! You’re going to live this one. 

On this episode, I take a few minutes to reflect on the power of the faded memories that are captured in my photo album. Stories of years gone by but still speak as if they happened yesterday. It’s amazing what kind of stories these 3x5’s can tell. Memories like these may only come around once but they can be remembered forever. 

Join me on this episode, As Daniel Mallette, from growing deer TV, and I discuss their management strategy, using native grasses to create the perfect feeding and bedding cover. 

On this episode, I step back in time to reminisce about my old Mississippi deer camp. It was a place that shape my life in more ways than one. A place where my son learned how to hunt. A place where I gleaned so much wisdom and knowledge about deer hunting, but more importantly, about life. They years can never be erased from my mind and I thank God for the way it shaped who I am today! 

On this episode, I talk about things I gleaned from pondering on my grandpas generation. There are so many things we can learn from the life they lived and the lessons they taught.  I think this one may speak to your heart.