We are back! After a turkey season long break, we are back with another episode. We found it only fitting to get back in the studio and record with a Mississippi company that is on fire right now. We caught up with Jared Lewis with Apex Ammunition. Apex is one of the fastest growing ammunition companies out there and Jared explains of where the company came from and how they got started. TSS... a game changer in the ammo world. Whether you are waterfowl hunting or turkey hunting, it has become something that many has found to be DEADLY! Jared explains some of that to us and why that is. Catch this episode of Outdoor Country Talk to hear more about it from Jared. 

With the much anticipated 2021 turkey season quickly approaching, we found it only fitting to sit down with the MDWFP Wild Turkey Program Coordinator, Mr. Adam Butler and discuss turkeys and turkey hunting here in Mississippi. It’s always fun and informational to sit down with someone that has the knowledge and passion about turkeys that man like Adam has. We cover several different topics that commonly come up in conversation about turkey hunting in Mississippi. We talk about the population and what it looks like today compared to years past, tagging of turkeys, research abilities, property management, and much more along the conversation. If you’re ready for turkey season as much as we are, check out this episode of Outdoor Country Talk! 

This episode features probably our youngest guest we have ever had on the show. David Nichols and his son Will, they are NXT Generation Outdoors. As they put it on their Instagram page, for NXT Generation Outdoors, it’s God 1st, family second, then “The Outdoors”. This family is passionate about the outdoors. Listen as David explains how NXT Generation Outdoors came about. We then get Will to share some duck calling tips with us. It was great to sit down with this family and visit with them about something that we are just as passionate about. Check out this episode of Outdoor Country Talk! 

We catch back up with our buddy Jeff Nunnery. This time we are catching up to discuss Team Brake now that we have ended another deer season. This deer season was an awesome year for all the handlers that’s part of Team Brake Down. They right at doubled the amount of recoveries for the 2020-2021 deer season than they had for the 2019-2020 deer season. Jeff discusses some of the training techniques they use when they start their dogs that we found quite interesting. He shares some great stories from some tracks they took this season as well. If you want to hear more about Team Brake Down and how they can potentially help you next season, check out this episode of Outdoor Country Talk! 

When somebody gets introduced to waterfowl hunting, usually one of two things happen. They either take to it and it becomes a way of life for them or it’s something that they just aren’t cut out for. Ryan may have grown up hunting and doing a some waterfowling through his younger days but one hunt in particular might’ve just changed his life and pointed him in an entire different direction. It was very interesting to hear Ryan’s story and how he became to be “Ryan Off The Grid” that he’s known to be on social media. The Marine combat vet takes us down the road of how things developed into what they are today for him. You don’t want to miss this episode of Outdoor Country Talk! 

The title of the episode is just that. Jacob and Jeremy just sit down to recap some of this duck season and do some catching up. This season flew by. It had some ups and a bunch of lows but it’s still something that you love to do. This season was pretty much summed up in Jeremy’s comment in this episode of “if you get mad over just killing two wood ducks, you might as well stay home...” Meanwhile during the slow season, Jacob takes off to Texas to shoot some pigs...with a bow...lots of pigs with a bow. Listen to this episode of Outdoor Country Talk! 

From playing football for Mississippi State University to having a fishing guide service, Captain Stu Scheer has some stories to tell. While you may think we just talk about fishing for the entire episode, with this guest, that’s NOT the case. Stu is quite the character to say the least and his stories that he has to tell from his football days in the late 60s while in Starkville are some to hear. There’s even a venture off into some Sasquatch siting in Amite County, MS. Be sure to check out this episode of Outdoor Country Talk! 

If you listened to Part 1, you know that Mr. Kim has no problem telling a good story and is passionate about what he does. In Part 2, you hear about what the current operation is like at “Show Me Birds” and what it takes to make it the largest pheasant hunting resort in America. Listen to this episode to hear more about Show Me Birds and what kind of hunts and experiences they have to offer in Kansas. 

This week Jacob catches up with Mr. Kim Shira, the owner/operator of “Show Me Birds” in Kansas. “Show Me Birds” is known as America’s largest pheasant hunting resort. Listen to the becoming of the hunting resort. If you know Mr. Kim, you’d know that this has to carry over into a Part 2! Listen to this Part 1 episode of a two part series. 

We catch back up with our buddy, Jimmy Barton. We caught back up with him because these days, well I guess you could say he’s walking in some different shoes than he was on our last visit. You probably remember him as being a NWTF Regional Director. Those days came to an end for him and he talks a little bit about that but, things only got busier and more exciting from there. Like Jimmy puts it, it’s an endless pursuit. Listen to this episode and find out what “Endless Pursuit Outdoors” is all about.