Host Todd Helms sits down for a very special recording with his best guest yet, his dad, Jake Helms. The pair revisit a family duck hunt last fall where they were able to get together with Todd’s younger brother, Scott for an action packed hunt that turned out to be a feature film for Wingmen. Todd and Jake take a stroll down memory lane as Jake walks them through how he got started in wingshooting as a boy. The guys also relive hunts from Todd’s childhood including a unique glimpse into “Goose Camp.” This is truly a one-of-a-kind Wingmen Podcast episode and you can’t miss it!

On this episode of the Wingmen podcast, you've got questions and host Todd Helms has answers! Todd sits down for a solo questions and answers podcast. He gathered up the most common questions from Wingmen fans. Get insight into ideal layering systems for any weather conditions, selecting the best ammunition for the hunt, how to find the "X" and so much more! Send in your questions for Todd to [email protected] for the next Q&A podcast.

Sam Soholt is a rare bird... he's a man who followed his dreams of making a living in the hunting industry and has been wildly successful. Sam isn't just about Sam though, he's left his mark by advocating for public lands and conservation with his latest endeavor being the Duck Ruck: 100 mile walk wearing a heavy backpack in three days to raise money for waterfowl conservation. This was a fun conversation as Todd and Sam are connected via the Eastmans' brand and shared partnerships, including Savage Arms, and the guys were able talk about some of that history. Don't sleep on this one folks.

Ed Arnett of the Wildlife Society is back on the podcast and he and Todd Helms take a detailed look at the real world of Conservation Funding. This one will make some folks uncomfortable but it's an incredible conversation that runs hard into reality of wildlife funding. Todd and Ed don't pull punches and get into a seriously tough topic to tackle. If you care about wildlife and wild places this is one episode you can't miss!

Butch Whiting w/Kryptek Outdoor Group: Butch Whiting is very possibly the model for the iconic "most interesting man in the world" ad campaign. He is the cofounder of Kryptek and still operates the brand with a hands on leadership mantra. Butch and host Todd Helms dive into the history of the Kryptek brand, the mad-scientist genius behind the military tested and proven camouflage and what's on the horizon in the Kryptek waterfowl world! Butch shares his passion for waterfowl and the guys get into the nitty gritty of the art of concealment.

Jeff Jones is the co-founder of Chêne Gear, our wader partner and a rising star in the waterfowl world. Chêne's ethos of producing gear that's everything you need and nothing you don't that'll keep you in the field and on the hunt is piloted by Jones who has spent his entire working life building waterfowl gear of some sort or another. You'll be hard pressed to find someone with more expertise than Jeff. Host Todd Helms and Jeff talk gear, ducks, and being a dad in this can't miss episode.

Wade and Todd have been acquainted for a long time but have never had the opportunity to visit in depth until this podcast episode. They waste no time diving into hunting, dogs, and the difference between real world hunting dogs and HRC trial expectations and realities. This is a killer episode with two very like-minded, hardcore waterfowlers.

In this episode host Todd Helms sits down with world traveler Michael McNeal to talk about all things waterfowl hunting. He’s been around the globe and has experienced some unbelievable hunts. The guys swap stories about hunting the great North and tips for international travel.

Episode 84 is all about getting the most from your onX Hunt App as host Todd Helms sits down with Ben Brettingen of onX. The guys dig into some of the everyday uses for the App and some hidden tricks for taking it to the next level. Along the way they chat about birds, predator management and the importance of having a large network. Don't sleep on this one.

Superior Upland is an outfitter, dog trainer, shooting preserve owned and operated by Jake Perry in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Host Todd Helms sits down and talks dogs, ruffed grouse/woodcock and the state of habitat in da UP. The guys share a common love for upland bird hunting since Jake live and hunts where Todd went to college. It's another great episode of the Wingmen Podcast.