Dropping the first episode of What’s Up Wednesday. Heath talks about the new format of the podcast. After lots of questions about some recent videos Heath posted he gets down to some step-by-step training on the B litter. Look for more of these training tips here on the Journey.

Heath engages in an insightful conversation with Emily Corey, the nutritionist at Corey Nutrition. Delving into the company's origins, starting from crafting fish food to formulating high-fat diets for sled dogs, they explore the canine nutrition journey from puppy to adulthood.

Do you have kids that hunt with you? Do you offer to take kids hunting? Is hunting a family affair?

Mark Booth, the founder and CEO of Southern Hound Hunting Magazine, dedicated the next issue to youth hunters. This issue will explore the world of hound hunting through the eyes of the next generation of hunters. Heath and Mark talk about Mark’s trip out west to chase mountain lions, they hit on trailing, and scent. So grab your hounds and get ready to hit the trail with us on this exciting new issue of Southern Hound Hunting. All about the Youth!

If we want to continue our tradition and way of life in the hound world, we are going to have to come together. On this episode, Heath talks with James Hudson from the Hounds Tales Podcast, who is from central Virginia. They talk about breaking barriers, representing Houndsmen and as the Hounds Tales Podcast says shining a good light on all things hounds. Don’t worry there’s plenty of dog talk mixed in here. Join us on the Journey as we take this trip together.

Shop talk at its best. This episode makes its way around the training spectrum. Doug Devost joins Heath again to talk about all the different things they have experienced during their time as houndsmen.

There were three Bills introduced in this legislative session in Va. Heath and a familiar guest, Sean Clarkson from the American Bear Foundation, go over each bill and what it says. Sean goes over what it takes to make or break a bill. The two discuss what this means to hound hunters across the state.

Tune into this episode of The Journey if you want the most up to date information.

Have you ever considered getting your dog collected, but you don’t know where to start? In this episode, Heath gets the lowdown from Erin Dove, a specialist in canine collection and insemination. Erin works at a veterinarian clinic in Elkins, WV where the process is becoming more popular. Erin runs through the complete process and things to avoid. They finish off the conversation talking about Erin and Chris’s Bluetick Coonhounds. Her favorite hunt and best memories. The Journey is just getting started, come and join us.