Red Leg Talk

Chris and I jumped on the podcast from inside the booth at the Great American Outdoor Show. We talked about the changing world of all the new call companies and call styles that are coming out. This is a fun one. I can't wait to be back next year and I plan to record a few more from the booth.

Last week at the Great American Outdoor Show, we set down in the KES Booth and talked with Steve Hoover of Duck Water Boat. We discussed the idea behind the duck water boat line and the quality and trust guides put in them. 

Chris Calls in from The Great American Outdoor Show we chat about everything. Friday we be doing another one live from the show. 

The guys BS about how their season wrapped up and the challenge they faced and what they learned from a tough season. The end of the season means one thing: it is time for trade shows. We talked about the first show of the year, "The Great American Outdoor Show".

Lets chat about this crazy weather because we opened the season with - degrees wind chills. We also talked about a decoy rig's that we like to run currently in fields. So pour yourself a drink and follow along as we chat.

We are excited to be back and plan to bring an episode every other week or once a month at least. In this episode we just get talking about current events and discuss why the Red Leg name was chosen.

We are bring it back First episode will air December 21st. 

Chris and Nathan hop on a call and talk about what they been up. Ducks in squirrel nest and gambling at the casino. They talk about it all. Don't forget to watch social media they have a giveaway coming up. 

Nathan sits down with good friend Harrison Roach from West Virginia to talk about the strange migration they are currently seeing. Later in the show Nathan call Forrest Carvajal From Off The X Podcast to talk about the current situation in Arkansas. 

Chris and Nathan kick back and just chat about waterfowl hunting. From calls to current weather trends and what they hope this season is to brings. End on some talk about how thankful they are for what this sport has given them.