This week we talk about our hunt that we both have had this morning. We also talk about somethings that have happened threw out the years of hunting that well gave us the "CREEPS". Hope you all enjoy.

This week we talk about the squirrel hunt that we put on this past Saturday. We had a amazing turn out this year. Biggest one to date. We also share a miss hap Wes had on public land while bow hunting and also of course a little bit of ducks.

This week Levi tells us about the weekend he had for the goose opener. He also shares a story that I think we can all learn from and just shows what some people are willing to do in pursuit of wild game we all love and know.

This weeks episode we are just relaxing and talking about the up coming coming season that is now just weeks away. We are more than ready for it to start and more prepared then ever this year.

This weeks episode Wes and Levi chat about the bow camp that Wes helped our friend Steph Lane with. Super proud of the ladies that were there. The short time I spent with them it was incredible to watch them grow with confidence. We also have a debate that is probably on alot of our minds about bow hunting and hunting all around.

This Clinton is back with us to talk about what he has been up to with getting his land ready for this years season. I hope with all of the work he has put in and Brittany as well that he is able to get the job done. He has been on the hunt for a older bigger buck so lets hope his work pays off and we can hear about it in the future.

This week we'd like to welcome back a guest we have had on a couple times Timmy. He talks about what he had been doin this year to get his land ready for the up coming season. Would also like to welcome back our co host Clinton Kenneth Manning the First. Its always a joy to sit down and talk with these two. Always seem to take away something new to think about.

This week we have Tyler Jones and his friend Joe Sullivan on to talk about the ins and outs of taxidermy. He is very knowledgeable in his trade and what he does. He is definitely a true artist of his trade. Cant recommend listing to this one enough on the preparation and handling of your animals before you go to Tyler or your local taxidermist.