Hunter is joined by Green Top pro Iain Henderson and Ben DeWalt, founder, and senior instructor of Onsight Firearms Training. In this episode they discuss the importance of firearms training. 

Onsight offers a unique and advanced style of training. It ranges from defensive pistol, defensive shotgun, first aid, or even an AK rifle course. So, whether you are learning from a course at the Green Top Shooting Range or looking to become more educated in something specific, it all starts with signing up for the course. Developing skill and confidence can only be achieved through range time and education. All of these are discussed as well as the responsibility that comes with being a gun owner.

It’s March mayhem, and we decided to sit down and have us a little fun. Hunter, Travis Barrett, Patrick Combs, Mike Gardner, and Scott Parker sat down to decide what is the most iconic WW2 firearm.

Tune in and listen as we delve into the fascinating topic of World War II firearms and explore which weapon stands out as the most iconic. From the mighty M1 Garand to the fearsome MP40, join us as we examine the historical significance, battlefield impact, and cultural legacy of these legendary weapons. Whether you're a history buff, firearms enthusiast, or simply curious about the weaponry that shaped one of the most pivotal periods in human history, this episode is sure to fascinate and educate. Join us as we uncover the stories behind the guns that defined an era.

Jackie Rosenberger returns on another episode to discuss the upcoming 2024 Elk lottery. This program is now a highly anticipated event every year. The Elk Management program began many years ago with the help and support of many hard-working DWR employees and volunteers.

Jackie and Hunter discuss the current state of the elk herd, the successes of the 2023 hunt, and the future of the elk program.

Charles Rodney has been hunting rabbits for over 60 years. He has obtained the name “The Rabbit Hunter” from those that he has hunted with and introduced rabbit hunting to throughout the last few decades.

He joins Hunter and Andrew to discuss this lifelong passion, his rabbit hunting dogs, firearms of choice, and some general perceptions about life and the importance of helping others.

In this episode, Hunter is joined by Justin Folks (VA DWR Deer Project Leader), Mike Dye (VA DWR Turkey project leader), and Carl Tugend (VA DWR Bear project leader). The harvest numbers for the 2023 hunting season are in and all are discussed. But this episode is not just about statistics. They discuss many factors that contribute to the annual harvests, prior and current studies that are being done, fun and interesting facts about each animal, and of course conservation.

Listen in for some outstanding information coming directly from the guys who work for the VA DWR. 

https://dwr.virginia.gov/wildlife/game/

Todd Jarrett is an American competitive shooter, world champion, and instructor who works directly for Staccato. Staccato is the most well-known manufacturer of the acclaimed 2011 handgun. Through their innovation and exceptional quality, they have achieved a master status in the gun industry. They are continuing their innovation with new products this year in 2024 ranging from the new model carry weapon, a new line of match-grade ammunition, and the Staccato Ranch. Todd sits down with Hunter and Travis to discuss his journey, an overview of the entire line of Staccato handguns, the importance of training, new products, and the Staccato Ranch experience they now offer.

Mike Norman joins Hunter for a short episode on hearing protection. If you have ever wondered what the ratings mean on a package of ear plugs or earmuffs, listen to this episode. Mike and Hunter also discuss the differences between electronic and passive muffs, suppressors and how they can help save your hearing, and how to understand the ratings for suppressors.

The 2023 deer season was a long one but a good one. Jut Updyke, owner of Drone Deer Recovery and Captured Media, stopped by to discuss deer season with Hunter and Andrew. From start to finish, Jut was on the go all season long running up and down the highway and backroads to help recover deer for hunters using his thermal drone, Jarvis. Jut shares some insights and data that he collected this past season and discusses what he is doing now that the season is over. Deer herd analysis has been keeping him busy and they discuss what is involved and why a landowner or hunt club should consider doing this once the season is over.

Hunter is joined by Justin McDonald, Justin Boyd, and Zack Schebish to discuss magazines. They cover a variety of topics surrounding magazines such as terminology, magazine capacity, how many magazines you should own with each firearm, and magazine accessories. They answer several common questions and misconceptions about magazines and discuss some of their own opinions and personal experiences.

Justin Folks is the new Deer Project Leader for the Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources (DWR). Justin grew up in western Virginia and developed a love for the outdoors which has led him to the field of wildlife biology.

He joins Hunter and Todd Sadler to discuss his new role with the DWR as well as some interesting facts about deer. They also discuss deer management, how the current season is going, the decreased number of hunters and the causes, and the future planning of the DWR.