In this episode, we catch up with our good buddy, John Garrett Strange. John Garrett grew up hunting with his dad and brother and that passion continues to this day. We talk about that special window of time in November when you can shoot ducks with leaves still on the trees and tie into a rutting buck in the same day. We talk the rut, patterning deer, and rifle hunting vs. bow hunting (among other things.) If you haven't yet, go check out the Strange Hunting Strategies Podcast wherever you get your podcasts.

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The first split has come and gone. After the initial rush of the start of the season, we take a breath and moment to catch up with a few of our good buddies across the southeast to see how their openers went. We talk to Adam Campbell, Matt Teal, Tripp Hodges, Terance Williamson, and Hunter Burrus. We'll do more of these throughout the season so stay tuned!

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In this episode, Rob and Spence catch up about the Arkansas opener and get a recap from RT Bailey III in between stops on the Chêne Gear Built Better Road Tour. Unless you've been under a rock, you've seen that the boys have been from Oxford, MS to Easton, MD taking waders to the people. If you are in the Stuttgart for Worlds, you should stop by and see the guys from Chêne Gear!

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Hard to believe that the Arkansas opener is here. While we've hunted in Canada and the season has been open out west and in Kansas and Oklahoma for a few weeks, for us, it doesn't really feel like duck season until Arkansas opens.

In this episode, we go down memory lane to some memorable openers and hunts in the Arkansas timber.

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So you want to freelance hunt in Canada for waterfowl? In this episode, Spence and Rob talk about what it takes to freelance in Canada and some considerations you might want to consider before going.

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In this episode, Rob and Spence sit down to answer the questions that y'all have sent us about duck hunting and calling. We tried to stay on the path but we might have strayed in a few spots. If we didn't get to your question, rest assured that we will! If you have questions, feel free to drop us a line on Instagram.

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That state of Alabama seems to know a thing or two about producing champions...maybe there's something in the water. Our good buddy Adam is no exception to the rule and came back from Idaho and the 2021 Master National Hunt Test with some hardware. Since he's too decent a human to go bragging on himself, we'll do it for him! It's a tremendous achievement and we are proud of his success.

Adam was good enough to take some time out of his evening to recap some of the events and to talk us through his mindset of training and competition. You won't want to miss this one.

In this episode, Spence and Rob are on I-40 headed West in Black Betty 2. We talked about the Refuge Forum days, the evolution and popularity of the cutdown, the BSOD, and looking forward to Canada.

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In this episode, we sit down with Skip Valentine in Williamston, North Carolina. We met Skip on a job and we found out pretty quick that we all have a lot in common. He's a hunter, farmer, timber man, entrepreneur, and conservationist.

We had the opportunity to tour some of his farms in North Carolina and Virginia and talked him extensively about management techniques and philosophies from everything to logging to burning to setting up your land to benefit all creatures on the land, not just ducks, deer, and turkey...rats gotta eat too.

If you are looking for a club on the eastern seaboard, you need to reach out to Skip Valentine of VAP, Inc.

There are years in life when it feels like not much has happened and then there a moments in life when it feels like years have happened.

We've been away from the podcast for a minute, not because we've really wanted to but because a lot of life has been happening in the Rolling Thunder Family these past three or four weeks. Rob and his wife, Liz, welcomed a baby girl to the world, the Halfords had one turn sixteen, and Ben was in a boating injury in The Gulf that resulted in him fracturing his T-12 vertebrae.

This episode, we get a little deep and reflect on God's grace and goodness. Everyone is okay and healthy, we are all just learning to slow down a little bit and enjoy what the good Lord is putting in front of us...learning not to take a second for granted.