On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with Wyoming’s own Curt Johnson of 307 Fowl Play Outfitters. From chasing ducks as a kid to chasing big game in high school, Curt’s passion for the outdoors turned into a full-blown lifestyle and business. We talk about the grind of scouting, the highs and lows of unpredictable seasons, and the lessons learned guiding hunts in the wide-open West.

Curt shares stories from the field, favorite spots, techniques that consistently produce, and the kind of moments that keep us all coming back — the thrill of the chase, unforgettable hunts, and the camaraderie that makes it all worth it. Whether you’re booking a guided hunt or grinding it out with your own crew, this episode is packed with tips, perspective, and plenty of hunting talk to fire you up for the season.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy takes listeners inside his early goose season — sharing the highs, lows, and lessons learned along the way. He breaks down scouting strategies, spread setups, and the hunting techniques that make the difference when birds don’t always cooperate. Matt emphasizes the importance of patience, adaptability, and putting in the work ahead of time to set up a successful hunt. He also reflects on the unique challenges of chasing early season geese, from unpredictable weather to constantly moving birds, and how those obstacles shape better hunters. Wrapping up, Matt looks ahead to upcoming hunts and the excitement of regular season, offering both tips and motivation for waterfowlers gearing up for fall.

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with Rafe Nielsen, Director of Marketing at Browning Firearms. The two dive into Rafe’s journey from a lifelong hunter to his role leading one of the most iconic brands in the outdoor industry. They swap stories from recent hunts in Alaska, talk about the legacy and innovation behind Browning, and share how family traditions keep hunting strong across generations. From memorable hunts to the excitement of upcoming seasons, this conversation highlights the passion, community, and commitment to quality that define both Browning and the hunting lifestyle.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squadcast, host Matt Judy sits down with Dustin Roddy, habitat manager of Cache River Farms in Arkansas. The two dive into the world of waterfowl habitat management, exploring the balance between land practices, the health of the Cache River, and the many factors that shape duck populations. Dustin shares his journey from a passionate duck hunter to managing premier habitat, offering a behind-the-scenes look at both the struggles and wins of developing duck ground. From technology and management tools to DIY tips for landowners, this conversation highlights the importance of tailoring habitat work to each unique property.

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with country music artist Ethan Carl to talk about the grind, the glory, and the wild stories that come with chasing a music career. From the chaos of a rowdy bar night to the thrill of opening for some of the biggest names in country, Ethan shares the moments that have shaped him as a performer. They dig into the realities of booking shows, balancing life on the road, and staying connected with the crowd no matter the venue. Whether you’re a music fan, a dream chaser, or just here for the behind-the-scenes stories, this one’s packed with energy and insight.

In episode 79, fresh off the biggest weekend of the year, the crew sits down to break down all things SquadFest. From the energy in the air to the moments that stood out most, this episode dives into what made the event so special. They get honest about what worked, what could improve, and why the waterfowl community continues to show out strong. Whether you were there or watching from home, this one gives a full look behind the curtain. Camaraderie, chaos and connection — it’s all in here!

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with Cody Stokes and Ashur Tolliver for a midsummer check-in from Dive Bomb HQ. From growing the team to expanding the product line, this episode dives into how the brand keeps leveling up fast. They get into the evolution of both hard and soft goods, talk through the hype behind the new camo patterns, and give an inside look at what’s coming to the new showroom. With Squad Fest right around the corner, the guys reflect on what makes it more than just an event. It's about community, connection, and the people who keep showing up. Whether you’re a longtime DB fan or just curious what’s next, this one’s worth the listen.

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with Zack Randall, the founder of Reaper Boats, for a deep dive into the story behind one of the fastest-growing boat brands in the waterfowl world. From the early design struggles to crafting a product that hardcore hunters actually want, Zack shares what it takes to build a brand that stands out. They swap wild turkey hunting stories, talk about chasing the elusive US Super Slam, and even touch on sending a boat to Australia. Plus, Zack breaks down the rise of Reaper Fest, the power of community, and why perfection matters when you're building boats that are made to get dirty. This one’s got business talk, hunting grit, and a whole lot of laughs. Don’t miss it.

In Episode 76, Bassmaster Elite pro Seth Feider joins Matt Judy for an inside look at life in the competitive fishing world. From his early obsession with bass fishing to breaking into tournaments as a co-angler, Seth shares stories, strategies, and the mental side of chasing big bags under pressure. They talk tournament structure, pre-fishing rules, and what it’s really like competing at the highest level. Seth also opens up about sponsorships, content creation struggles, and why relationships matter in such a tight-knit industry. Whether you’re a weekend angler or chasing the big leagues, this one is packed with insight—and a few wild stories!

In Episode 75, Matt Judy sits down with Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver of the Big Honker Podcast for a wide-ranging—and often hilarious—conversation about life behind the mic, in the field, and at home. From balancing family life and podcasting during the off-season to managing daily guide routines and unpredictable clients, no topic is off limits. The guys share wild stories from the field, the highs and lows of dog handling, and the occasional chaos that comes with running a waterfowl operation. They also dive into the evolution of their podcast, what makes a guest great (or not), and how keeping things real has helped them connect with their audience. It’s equal parts insightful and ridiculous—in the best way possible.