The Heartland Waterfowl crew is back Behind The Blind, this time in Kansas with the crew at Tornado Alley Waterfowl, recapping the first three days of an action-packed hunt that had just about every species in play. From ducks to Canada geese, lesser geese, and snow geese, this trip delivered nonstop action and plenty of stories worth telling.Join Logan Burditt, Alex Diecidue, Mat Wescoat, and special guest Brandon Mendoza as they break down what made these Kansas hunts so memorable—covering bird movement, hunting different species in the same stretch, and why adaptability is everything during a multi-day waterfowl hunting trip. The guys reflect on the highs, the grind, and the moments in the blind that remind you why this lifestyle keeps pulling you back every season.Brandon steps up for the “Old Timer Minute”, presented by Old Timer Knives, sharing a field lesson rooted in experience, tradition, and the kind of wisdom that only comes from time spent outdoors—because some tools and lessons truly are Built For Generations. Later on, things loosen up with the “Ducked Up Question of the Day”, fueled by Dirty Duck Coffee, delivering laughs, honest conversation, and classic Behind The Blind banter.As always, a huge thank you to Double T British Kennels, the presenting sponsor of the podcast, for supporting the show and producing British Labradors trusted by hunters who demand consistency in the field and loyalty at home.This episode is a full snapshot of the waterfowl lifestyle—good friends, great hunting, and looking ahead to the next stop on the migration. The crew also teases where Heartland Waterfowl is headed next, giving listeners something to look forward to as the season rolls on.👉 Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts — Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and Overcast.If you enjoy the show, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a buddy who lives for early mornings in the blind.

The Heartland Waterfowl crew is back Behind The Blind, this time in Oklahoma with the fellas at SBar Outfitters, breaking down the first three days of the trip and everything that came with it. From early mornings chasing Oklahoma ducks to switching gears and trying to traffic lesser geese, this episode is packed with field stories, lessons learned, and classic camp talk.Join Logan Burditt, Joe Palumbo, Alex Diecidue, and Justin Michaels as they recap the first two days spent in the duck blind—discussing conditions, bird movement, and what it takes to stay consistent during the early part of the season. On day three, the guys take on a new challenge, attempting to work lesser geese, sharing what went right, what didn’t, and why adapting is a key part of waterfowl hunting success.Justin also delivers the “Old Timer Minute”, presented by Old Timer Knives—a segment rooted in tradition, experience, and field-tested wisdom from a brand that’s truly Built For Generations. Later in the episode, things loosen up with the “Ducked Up Question of the Day”, fueled by Dirty Duck Coffee, bringing laughs and unfiltered conversation to the table.As always, huge thanks to Double T British Kennels, the presenting sponsor of the podcast, for supporting the show and producing British Labradors trusted by serious hunters across the country.This episode captures the heart of the waterfowl lifestyle—time spent with good people, chasing birds, and looking ahead to the next stop on the migration. The crew also teases where Heartland Waterfowl is headed next, giving listeners a glimpse into what’s coming down the road.👉 Watch on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts — Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and Overcast.If you enjoy the show, subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a hunting buddy who lives for mornings in the blind.

In this episode, Ronnie Phillips, Logan Burditt, and Eric Champlin recap Thanksgiving at Champ Camp — a long-standing Heartland Waterfowl tradition full of laughs, cold mornings, and unforgettable hunts.

The crew talks about:

- How the migration finally showed up… just a week too late

- Shooting 3 banded Canada geese in one hunt — and what makes that so rare

- The “Ducked Up Question of the Day” presented by Dirty Duck Coffee

- Throwback stories in the Old Timer Minute, powered by Old Timer Knives

- And a sneak peek at what’s next for Heartland Waterfowl in Oklahoma

It’s all the camaraderie, chaos, and classic storytelling you’ve come to expect from Behind the Blind.

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Perfect gifts for the waterfowler in your life — just in time for Christmas!

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00:00 – Welcome to Behind the Blind (Presented by Double T British Kennels)

00:35 – Thanksgiving at Champ Camp: Tradition & New Digs

01:20 – Migration Update: “The Birds Finally Showed Up…”

02:40 – Scouting Struggles & No Birds Anywhere

04:05 – Why We Hunted Snow Geese on Thanksgiving

05:30 – Morning Hunt Recap: Migrators Arriving Overnight

07:10 – Day 1 Results: Snow Goose Success

08:20 – Day 2 Results: Six Honkers and THREE Bands

09:45 – The Story Behind the Banded Geese

11:10 – Ducked Up Question of the Day (Brought to You by Dirty Duck Coffee)

12:55 – Limit vs. Bands: What Would YOU Choose?

14:30 – Old Timer Minute (Presented by Old Timer Knives)

16:05 – Waterfowling “Back in the Day” Stories from Brad

17:30 – Goose & Duck Behavior on the Final Day

18:20 – Day 3: Returning to the Band Field

19:10 – Surprised by Ducks: A Better Duck Shoot Than Expected

20:00 – When This Episode Drops on YouTube

20:45 – New Beretta A400 Suprema Release + Podcast Episode

21:40 – Next HW Trip: Oklahoma with Spro Outfitters

22:20 – Final Thanks to Champ Camp & Wrap-Up

23:00 – Subscribe & Stay Connected to Heartland Waterfowl

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In this episode of Behind The Blind, Ronnie Philips sits down with Caleb McMillen, Head of Hunting at Beretta, to reveal Beretta’s brand-new shotgun — the AX800 Suprema.Seven years in the making, this revolutionary design brings Olympic-level barrel engineering and the next evolution of Beretta’s legendary reliability to the waterfowl and wingshooting community.

Topics covered include:

- How Beretta developed the AX800 Suprema over seven years.

- The difference between gas vs inertia shotguns and why reliability matters.

- What today’s waterfowl hunters want in a shotgun.- Beretta’s 500-year legacy of craftsmanship and cold-hammer-forged barrels.

- The new Stelium Pro barrel technology and how it increases range and precision.

- Exclusive details on ergonomics, recoil reduction, cleaning improvements, and pricing.

- The official launch at Wings Over the Prairie in Stuttgart, AR.This is the first public reveal of the Beretta AX800 Suprema — and you’re hearing it here first. Learn more at beretta.com.

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00:00 – Intro & Sponsors

02:00 – Meet Caleb McMillian of Beretta

05:15 – Caleb’s path from engineering to Beretta

10:30 – Evolution of waterfowl hunting gear

14:50 – Beretta’s U.S. vs Italian manufacturing

20:10 – How Beretta develops new shotguns

28:25 – The 500-year legacy of Beretta barrels

34:10 – The science behind cold hammer forging

40:45 – What today’s waterfowl hunters want in a shotgun

49:30 – The difference between gas and inertia systems

55:45 – The big reveal: AX800 Suprema

1:03:00 – AX800 Suprema specs and design

1:10:45 – Price, launch date, and where to see it first

1:17:00 – Fun “Ducked Up Questions” with Caleb

1:23:00 – Final thoughts and thank yous

Welcome back to Behind the Blind, presented by Double T British Kennels — building world-class British Labradors for over 20 years!After four unforgettable days chasing mallards, wigeon, and gadwall in North Dakota, the Heartland Waterfowl crew — Ronnie Philips, Logan Burditt, and Joe Palumbo — sit down to recap one of the best stretches of hunting they’ve ever experienced in North Dakots. From frosty mornings and snow-covered bean fields to fast-and-furious limits by 8:30 a.m., this episode dives deep into what makes early-November field hunts so electric across the Central Flyway.The break down:- The truth about this year’s delayed migration- Why field hunts over sheet water have been lights-out- How wigeon and gadwall have carried the early season- The effect of cold fronts, moon phases, and food sources on daily success- Favorite gear, decoy spreads, and the “Ducked Up Question of the Day”- The nostalgic Old Timer Minute story you don’t want to missPodcast Sponsors:Double T British Kennels — Proven British Labs bred for drive, focus, and heart. www.britlabs.comDirty Duck Coffee — “If your coffee sucks, it ain’t the duck!” Use promo code HW10 for savings. www.dirtyduckcoffee.comOld Timer Knives — Built for generations. www.theoldtimer.comShop Heartland Waterfowl:The new HeartlandWaterfowl.com online store is now live — featuring hunting outerwear, premium coffee, and beard care products, with brand-new Heartland Waterfowl apparel launching before Black Friday!Stay locked in with Season 12 airing now on Sportsman Channel and episodes of our current season (13) dropping regularly on the Heartland Waterfowl YouTube channel. Hit SUBSCRIBE and tap the notifications bell so you don’t miss any of the action this season.Follow Heartland Waterfowl (@heartlandwaterfowl):- YouTube - Instagram- Facebook - TikTok- Behind the Blind Podcast on YouTube and any of your favorite Podcast platforms like Spotify and Apple Podcasts.#DuckHunting #Waterfowl #HeartlandWaterfowl #BehindTheBlind #NorthDakota #CentralFlyway #Mallards #Wigeon #DirtyDuckCoffee #DoubleTBritishKennels #OldTimerKnives #DuckSeason #OutdoorPodcast

The Heartland Waterfowl crew is back Behind The Blind—this time wrapping up their final two hunts in Canada. In this episode, Ronnie, Logan, Alex, and Dakota share a full recap from the road, including a snow goose shoot that turned into a memory for the books and their final duck hunt of the trip that capped off an unforgettable northern adventure.Between the laughs and the storytelling, the guys reflect on what makes Canadian waterfowl hunting so special, from long mornings in the blind to the camaraderie that keeps them coming back year after year. They also drop hints about where Heartland Waterfowl is headed next, teasing what’s in store for fans this upcoming season.In the “Old Timer Minute” presented by Old Timer Knives, the crew dives into another classic field lesson—because some traditions are truly Built For Generations. Then, it’s time for the “Ducked Up Question of the Day” fueled by Dirty Duck Coffee, where caffeine and chaos collide for some of the best unscripted moments on the podcast.And as always, big thanks to our presenting sponsor, Double T British Kennels—trusted by serious hunters for top-performing British Labradors that are built for the hunt.Whether you’re tuning in from the blind, the truck, or your favorite coffee spot, this episode captures the heart of waterfowl hunting, outdoor lifestyle, and brotherhood that defines Heartland Waterfowl.👉 Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts — Spotify, Apple Podcasts, iHeartRadio, Amazon Music, and Overcast.Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share with a fellow hunter who lives for the migration.

The Heartland Waterfowl crew is back in Canada — and the excitement (and chaos) kicks off from the moment they cross the border. In this episode of Behind The Blind Podcast, Ronnie Philips, Logan Burditt, Alex Diecidue, and Hunter Easley sit down to relive the early mornings, big feeds, and unforgettable moments from their first three days of the trip. From flocks of mallards spinning into the decoys to the challenge of chasing dark geese and snow geese across the prairie, this one’s full of laughs, nostalgia, and real talk from life behind the lens.The guys swap stories about their favorite Canadian hunts, the tradition of traveling north each season, and the teamwork that keeps Heartland Waterfowl rolling strong. You’ll also hear about the camaraderie, the grind, and the lessons learned chasing birds across wide-open country — all part of the waterfowl hunting lifestyle that keeps them coming back year after year.As always, this episode is fueled by Dirty Duck Coffee — tune in for the “Ducked Up Question of the Day” segment — and sharpened by Old Timer Knives, proud sponsor of the “Old Timer Minute,” Built for Generations. And a special thanks to our presenting sponsor, Double T British Kennels, for supporting the pursuit of excellence in every hunt.Whether you’re scouting your next field, driving to the blind, or dreaming about your next Canadian trip, this episode brings the sights, sounds, and stories of real waterfowl hunters straight to your ears.🎧 Listen now on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and Overcast — or watch the full episode on YouTube.👍 Subscribe, leave a review, and join the community of hunters who live life Behind The Blind.

The early season grind doesn’t slow down, and neither do the stories. In this episode of the Behind The Blind Podcast, the Heartland Waterfowl crew — Logan Burditt, Justin Michaels, Joe Palumbo — along with special guest Cody Beiswenger, sit down to recap the last two days of chasing early season geese in North Dakota while also swapping tales of late-season walleye and even sneaking in a round of golf.From long days in the blind to evenings on the road scouting, this episode captures the true outdoors lifestyle — a mix of waterfowl hunting, fishing, and camaraderie that makes the early season so special. The crew breaks down how the hunts unfolded, the strategies behind decoy spreads, and the ups and downs that come with chasing Canada geese in the early season. Cody adds his perspective as both a hunter and outdoorsman, highlighting how the North Dakota hunting culture blends seamlessly with time in the field and time with friends.We also mix in some fun with the “Ducked Up Question of the Day” powered by Dirty Duck Coffee, because let’s face it — every good story starts with coffee in hand. Then we slow things down for the “Old Timer Minute” presented by Old Timer Knives — Built For Generations, reflecting on the timeless values and lessons passed down in the field. And of course, none of this would be possible without our presenting sponsor, Double T British Kennels, trusted by hunters everywhere for world-class British Labradors.Whether you’re passionate about goose hunting, love chasing late-season walleye, or just enjoy hanging out with friends who live the outdoor lifestyle, this episode will hit home.👉 Watch the full conversation on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts — Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and Overcast. Don’t forget to subscribe, drop a review, and share with your hunting buddies to keep the tradition alive.

The early season is here, and the Heartland Waterfowl crew is back in North Dakota chasing giant honkers and soaking up everything we love about waterfowl season. On this episode of Behind The Blind Podcast, Logan Burditt, Everett Adkins, Joe Palumbo, and special guest Cody Beiswenger sit down to recap the first two days of the North Dakota goose hunt while also swapping stories from late-season walleye fishing.From scouting big feeds to breaking down decoy spreads and talking about the highs and lows of early season hunts, this conversation is loaded with real-world takeaways for waterfowlers. Cody brings his own experience to the table, giving us an inside look at how hunting culture in North Dakota shapes both the season and the community. Of course, we couldn’t resist diving into a little fishing talk—because when the geese aren’t flying, the walleyes are biting.As always, we keep things lighthearted with the “Ducked Up Question of the Day” fueled by our friends at Dirty Duck Coffee (because let’s be honest, the best stories start with a good cup of coffee). We also bring you the “Old Timer Minute” presented by Old Timer Knives — Built For Generations, where we reflect on timeless lessons from the outdoors. And a special thanks to our presenting sponsor, Double T British Kennels, trusted by hunters nationwide for world-class British Labradors.Whether you’re gearing up for your next hunt, reliving your own goose camp stories, or just love the outdoors lifestyle, this episode has something for you.👉 Watch the full episode on YouTube, or listen wherever you get your podcasts — Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, and Overcast. Don’t forget to subscribe, leave a review, and share with your hunting buddies to keep the blind talk going.

Maggie Williams joins Heartland Waterfowl's, Behind The Blind Podcast to talk Arkansas public timber with her dad, taking a gap year in 2020 to hunt every day, growing on TikTok/Instagram, mentoring young girls in the outdoors, and landing the Greenhead Magazine cover. We dig into safety online, brand deals (and why you still need a side gig), living at a duck camp, and that unforgettable dry‑field duck hunt in the Dakota's with her retriever Kate.

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