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Join us as we sit down with our new hires Qwentin and Caleb. Qwentin will be our chef for the season and Caleb will be another guide for us. In this episode we talk about their new positions, how they got into hunting, and what they are excited and nervous about with this new job.
Todays episode we sit down with Connor Runge, our new marketing director, and we highlight his job and how he has gotten involved with us. As well as we talk about all the learning experiences that we have had over the years, that have helped us shape our business. Then we talk about all the practice and preparation we have been doing to get ready for season!
In this episode we talk about all the species we hunt, and which ones are our favorite. We highlight hunting styles, strategies, decoys, and all of the tricks that we use hunting these birds.
Join us as we settle into the heat of the summer and all of our prep work for this upcoming season! We are all super anxious to get our clients back in the lodge!
Today we sit down and talk about the adversity we experience in the guide service industry. We talk about the highs and lows of being a guide, and the memories!
Join us as we talk about our most recent vacation to Kansas to crappie fish with our good friend Josh! We also talk about setting up our lodge/office for the summer and the best ways to flow business!
Today we sit down and talk about the new lodge that we have bought and talk through some of the projects and improvements that we are working on to get ready for this coming season!
Today we sit down and talk about some of our favorite memories and client groups over this past season.
Join us as we start our new version of our podcast, in this series we will be covering different topics of waterfowl, upland, and turkey hunting. As well as highlighting all the intricate details of guiding waterfowl hunts, living the guide life, our business, and all the details of business ownership. For our first episode we hit on the bread and butter of our operation. The Platte River.
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