This week Martys guest will be Tack Robinson, Managing Director of The Confluence Group, a company that is focused on building outdoor brands. As consumers, we often depend on brand recognition when making decisions on the outdoor products or services we purchase. Many people have no idea how outdoor brands become popular with hunters and shooters. Marty and Tack will discuss how brands become household names. Marty and Tack have been friends for three decades. They will discuss the changes in the industry ever since outdoor TV started landing in hunters and shooters homes day after day. Look for this conversation to include introducing kids to hunting and shooting, getting ladies started the right way and much, much more.

Marty will bring you the latest Wing and Clay News as well as talk about upcoming events of interest to hunters and clay target shooters.

This week Marty welcomes two great guests to the show to discuss traveling with your guns.

Its not everyday that you get to spend a bit of time with a World Duck Calling Champion turned national outdoor TV host, but this week, Marty does just that.

This week Marty welcomes Wes Chester of Shady Oaks Kennels in Statesboro, GA as his guest. We are closing in on the hunting seasons and Wes has some great information for dog owners to help get them ready for the season.

This week Marty welcomes he manager of his personal gun club, Forest City Gun Club in Savannah, GA.

On this week's show, Marty welcomes long time friend and show sponsor Jack Homa, owner of Electronic Shooter's Protection (ESP). Jack was a guest on a show months ago, and his appearance prompted many questions that will be answered in this show.

For the wingshooter, the opening of dove season signals the start of another great hunting season. The mourning dove is a testy target, as more shells are shot and birds missed than any other wingshooting quarry.

Ask any seasoned waterfowlier and most will tell you that calling the birds to the gun is a huge part of the hunt. This week Marty visits will an old friend, Charles Petty.

For more than two decades, duck hunters and later on dove hunters got a taste on how spinning wing products literally changed the wingshooting landscape around the world.

if you are a wingshooter, chances are that you've either been to South America (Argentina, Bolivia, Uruguay or Paraquay) for the fabulous dove, pigeon, duck, goose and perdiz hunting that is found in those countries.