Episode 5 contains a little more in depth information on Brent's video production experience, and the guys each give the reasons of why they coon hunt. Nick and his friend hunt their new territory down in South Carolina for the first time and Steve reports on the winners of the $6,500 entry fee competition hunt. The final section of coon hunting terms is covered and Brent tells a story from his youth about losing his horse on a squirrel hunt.

The topics of discussion for this week include ruined hunting britches, coon squallers, the bounty that was roadkill, and more common coon hunting terms. Steve Fielder closes with a story about a mild mannered, yet malodorous, coon hunter from his past that will make you appreciate soap and convertible cars.

Brent talks about dealing with his hypochondriac hound. Steve brings in the latest from the competition circles and a hunt with a $6,500 entry fee! Nick details an inexpensive safety device that they won't hunt without. The boys quiz Steve about his book, "Gone to the Dogs, A Coon Hunter's Journey". The history and origins of coon hunting is discussed along with the traits of dogs that are leading us into the future. Why hounds are changing and what's causing the evolution. Nick caps it off with a story about one of his close friends, a bridge, and a scene from a horror movie.

In this episode the hosts discuss the availability of hunting land, both private and public. Steve's recent PKC competition hunt in Georgia, having another handler hunt your dog, and the fun of attending the Autumn Oaks event in Indiana are also discussed. Nick, Steve and Brent describe the dogs they hunt and their lineage. Steve relates some interesting UKC news about the current state of registering hounds. Brent tells a story about how he got interested in coon hunting and a humorous story about reading "Where the Red Fern Grows" to his son.

A short introduction of the hosts Nick Gilliland, Steve Fielder, and Brent Reaves.