Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined by Stacey Coker, fresh off a once-in-a-lifetime Gould’s turkey hunt in Chihuahua.

Stacey walks the guys through the entire adventure, from the long journey from the airport to a remote hunting camp deep in the mountains, to striking up his first Gould’s turkey and spending a week off the grid in old Mexico. He also shares stories about camp life, the local culture, and the unforgettable cuisine.

The conversation then turns to the decline of upland bird hunting in Stacey’s part of the country and how the collapse of the fur market has impacted predator control and upland bird populations. They also discuss Stacey’s upcoming tripletail fishing trip to Venice, one of the premier saltwater fishing destinations on the Gulf Coast.

To wrap things up, Stacey shares a hair-raising story about encountering an unexpected hitchhiker in the middle of a remote holler.

Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are both back from their respective travels—Jeff from Las Vegas and Andy from Grand Cayman.

The guys recap their trips, with Jeff sharing how Vegas has changed since his last visit, while Andy looks back at his first family trip to Grand Cayman. 

The conversation then shifts to the growing demand for electricity in parts of Nevada, where utility providers are exploring ways to directly supply power to expanding data centers while leaving the residents unsure of where their electricity will come from, they also dives into the history of Grand Cayman, the lasting influence of British colonialism, and how the island developed into one of the Caribbean’s most well-known destinations.

To wrap things up, the guys discuss the Women's College World Series, and the growing national disdain for Texas Tech University.

In this series, Jeff & Andy dive into a mix of useless facts, myths, forgotten stories, and strange truths.

In this episode, Jeff challenges Andy with some pop quiz questions, and Andy explores the rich history of the FDNY.

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This series highlights the highs and lows of hunting public land across different regions of America — the early mornings, the pressure, the competition, and the grind that comes with earning every bird.

In this episode, Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined by Jaden Winder from Missouri.

The guys discuss Jaden’s routine for hunting public land ducks in Missouri, including the preparation, scouting, and strategy that go into consistently finding success on heavily pressured public ground. They also break down how this past duck hunting season played out across the Show-Me State and share insights into what hunters experienced throughout the migration.

Along the way, they dive into interesting facts about waterfowl hunting in Missouri, why the state remains one of the top destinations for duck hunters, and the unique challenges that come with hunting public water.

Of course, they had to touch on one of the hottest debates in the hunting world—flooded corn and its impact on duck hunting.

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Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined by Ryan Barnes, the new Editor-in-Chief of Wildfowl Magazine, one of the most respected publications in the world of waterfowl hunting.

The guys discuss Ryan’s journey to earning the top role at Wildfowl, the added responsibilities that come with leading such a prestigious hunting magazine, and the passion for storytelling and the pursuit of honesty that drives the publication.

They also dive into what separates Wildfowl from other outdoor and hunting magazines, the importance of preserving quality outdoor journalism, and where Ryan believes the print industry is headed as digital media continues to reshape the hunting world.

Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined by Lee Greeson, one of the most accomplished high school football coaches in Texas. Over the course of his career, Lee worked with several powerhouse football programs and spent time coaching under the legendary Art Briles during his years at Stephenville.

The guys discuss what it takes to build and sustain a dominant Texas high school football program, the pressure and scrutiny that come with long-term success, and the fierce competition that defines football in Texas. Lee also shares insights into the culture and mystique surrounding Friday night lights, and why high school football holds such a unique place in Texas communities.

They also dive into preparing athletes for the jump to college football, the changing expectations placed on young players, and how the rise of NIL has completely reshaped the modern football landscape.

In this series, Jeff & Andy dive into a mix of useless facts, myths, forgotten stories, and strange truths.

In this episode, Jeff tells the story of the “Missingest Man in America, New York Supreme Court Justice, Joseph Crater, and Andy explores weird phenomena that the human body does with no real scientific explanation.

This series is brought to you by the amazing Cedar Run Decoys.

This series highlights the highs and lows of hunting public land across different regions of America — the early mornings, the pressure, the competition, and the grind that comes with earning every bird.

In this episode, Jeff and Andy are joined by Justin Drews from Oregon.

The guys discuss the unique position Justin finds himself in while hunting a part of the country that sees very little waterfowl hunting pressure, giving him opportunities that few hunters get to experience. They also talk about the long journeys he makes to reach some of his favorite hunting spots, the challenges that come with hunting remote areas, and the memories made along the way.

Justin also shares stories from some of his favorite duck hunts and waterfowl hunting experiences from the past season.

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Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined once again by Erin Nimetz for another deep dive into the world of true crime.

The group examines the bizarre and disturbing details surrounding the Nancy Guthrie kidnapping, discussing the twists, unanswered questions, and public fascination surrounding the case. They also explore America’s ongoing obsession with serial killers, true crime documentaries, and why these stories continue to captivate audiences.

To wrap things up, they preview the second “True Crime Camp” at Big Honker Lodge coming in late June.

Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver are joined by Adam Grimm, a three-time winner of the Federal Duck Stamp Competition, along with his daughter Madison Grimm, a three-time winner of the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest.

Adam became the youngest artist ever to win the Federal Duck Stamp Contest, while Madison made history as the youngest winner of the National Junior Duck Stamp Contest.

The guys discuss Adam’s time in art school and how his passion for painting ducks and wildlife often made him an outsider in the art world. Adam shares the story behind winning the Federal Duck Stamp competition, the recognition and pressure that followed, and how he passed his love for wildlife art and waterfowl conservation down to Madison.

They also dive into the controversy surrounding Madison’s National Junior Duck Stamp win at just six years old, the criticism their family faced, and how Madison handled the attention that came with it.

Beyond the artwork, the conversation highlights the incredible impact Madison is making through her nonprofit Second Chance Flight that rescues and raises ducklings from nests that are accidentally destroyed during routine farming operations.