This show is packed from start to finish! Steve reports on the results from Autumn Oaks and Nick breaks down his trip to Arkansas and the near tragedy that cut it short. This week's listener question deals with hunting on moonlit nights and the reasons it may not be the most optimum time to go. Brent relates Part II of Karson's story and it's guaranteed to make you smile.

A preview of the Arkansas hunt gets the conversation started when Nick, Steve and Brent gather at their regular spots at the old country store. Nick highlights some great results from a hunter who'd asked for some training advice and Nyx and Waylon's progress is updated. This week's listener question is a big one and it elicits some strong suggestions and common sense tips that should help hunter's with similar problems. Steve reports on the competition front and ends the show honoring the memory of a legend.

Dog rashes, Steve's ol' pal Hoss, and a listener question get the boys started on a great visit at the old country store. Steve remembers one of his favorite Northern haunts and Nick breaks down some great tips on getting a young dog motivated to get out and hunt. Brent closes out the episode with a story he calls, "Karson Part 1". Stick around for it, you'll be glad you did.

The 12th episode of the Nite Life Nation Podcast has the latest competition news with Steve, a great listener question about the best time to hunt round-table from all three, and the topic of what constitutes a cold track is discussed. Nick's spontaneous, "I don't like fried bologna.", brings on yet another plea from Brent for him to see the light and come to his senses. The wait for a turkey surpassed the weight of one in a story from one of Brent's misadventures with his older brother Tim.

Nick opens the show with a picturesque description of our "old country store". An in depth discussion about caged, baited, and released coons and their place in hound training anchors the topics in the 11th installment of the Night Life Nation Podcast. Brent goes almost 6 minutes into the show before mentioning, "you know who", that's got to be a record, and Steve has the latest news from the competition world. A lesson on how to write a "dog for sale" ad closes the show at the last tree.

10 episodes in and the Nite Life Nation crew is giving back to the listeners with some discounts on items beneficial to today's coon hunter. Listener questions include treating hounds as pets and properly correcting a pen barking dog. Steve updates our Autumn Oaks plans and it's not good news. Brent gets a lesson on jinxing himself and Nick rounds out the visit with a story about his old hound, Jugg.

Nite Life Nation welcomes the owner and publisher of Bear Hunting Magazine, Clay Newcomb, as their first guest to the old country store. Clay's passion for coon hunting, his transition from Blueticks to Plotts, what he enjoys about training and following his hounds through the Ozarks are discussed in the 9th installment of NLNP. Steve brings us the latest news from the competition front and an update on the PKC Hall of Fame Treeing Walker nomination deadline. Nick tells us why Nyx has been placed under house arrest, Steve reports on how Cruise is doing in Michigan and Brent takes the opportunity to talk about Waylon. Again. Honestly, he won't shut up about that dog.

The coon that Nick and Brent thought got away down in South Carolina, didn't. Steve reports on how we can help officials in solving a houndsman's worst nightmare in North Carolina. The guys discuss how they hunt, train, deal with the heat, and balance home and hunting. Brent closes this episode with a story about his dad, a dog, a coon, and a two by twelve.

Brent and Waylon the Wonder Hound travel East, and he and Nick talk about their hunts in South Carolina. They also managed to slip in some fly fishing near Nick's home in North Carolina. Steve has the competition news locked down as always, and Waylon's time in the field is discussed and evaluated by all three. Steve's story about an old friend bringing some laughter to a tense situation on a comp hunt rounds out the 7th installment of the Nite Life Nation Podcast.

The usual suspects have gathered for another hour of coon hunting discussion. Steve and Nick shared a couple of impromptu jokes to get things started. Next time maybe they'll try singing. Steve relates the latest from the competition world where some folks took home some pretty good checks. All three evaluate Brent and Waylon's latest excursions in their training quest and Nick ends the night with a story about coon hunting and martial arts.