RED BLOODED OUTDOORS

In this episode Cornbread, Cooney and 2 Low G give an update on how things have been going. Conversations on Cooney's newest purchase, doing the right thing first and a youth deer hunt! 

Conversations around Cooney graduating high school, fishing championship, ground sloths and G money gets a new nickname!

Cornbread and Cooney talk about their recent trip to Rogers Wildlife Taxidermy to pick up some mounts. Joins us as we talk about the stories that go with each mount!

This episode is all about Cooney starting a detailing business, gradating high school, shooting his .410 shotgun, and planning on going to a concert. This episode is all over the place! 

Join us as we talk about why we hunt and the impact that the people we have met through the podcast and social media has had on us. Cooney talks about a huge blue catfish caught in his around America report as well as his adventure in Blue Ridge Ga. for spring break.

In this episode we are joined by our good friend Justin Shealey. Justin has a passion to bring notice and action to "trash". From his own action of being on the trail and training, Justin uses his Instagram tag trail_trash_dirtbag to motivate others to keep creation trash free and speaking the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Justin joins Cornbread and Buck on opening day of Ga. turkey season for an awesome hunt.

Taking a new hunter is more than just a good time, its passing along experience, an opportunity for the new hunter to practice the things they've learned and make memories. Join us as G Money gives his story of taking his first GA gobbler! 

The countdown for turkey season is over! Cooney is gearing up, from clothing, to calls, and the little things that make a hunt more comfortable, Listen as Cooney gives the essential check list for turkey hunting. 

In this episode Cornbread and Cooney discuss some past hunting stories and their ideal weather conditions for hunting.

Join us as Cooney gives a "Cooney around America" report on a Michigan man that got banned from hunting for life. Cornbread and Cooney compare the similarities and differences of their childhoods.