After a long winter, spring signals new beginnings, renewal and an emergence of new life. It also signals the time for a harvest that Heather and her family look forward to more than any other harvest, known as “herring egg time.” Presented by

If you bought a tractor with plans to sell the tires for profit, you might be a redneck. In this episode, we head to Georgia to visit the farm and home of comedian and actor, Jeff Foxworthy. From his sunflower dove field to his historic octagon hunting lodge, Jeff guides us on a tour of his little...

On this week’s episode, Mark Kenyon and Jake Hofer break down how to pick the right ‘trap’ location and design a setup that consistently puts mature bucks in archery range. From natural terrain funnels like creek crossings, ridge systems, and ditch tops to man-made funnels such as fence gaps...

In this episode, Heather Douville harvests a seal during the herring spawn to make seal oil and to share traditional foods with her community. Presented by Work Sharp and Can-Am

In this episode, we head to western Kentucky to visit the home of The World's Greatest Small Game Hunter, Kevin Murphy. From his hunting rigs to his swamp rabbit hound dogs, Kevin brings us in with a tour of his Ohio River bottom property. Presented by Stor-Mor Portable Buildings (edited)

On this week’s episode, Mark Kenyon and Jake Hofer break down why stand access can make or break your hunt. You can have the perfect setup and the right wind, but if your entry or exit is wrong, the hunt is over before it even starts. Presented by RAM and Can-Am.

Heather Douville and her father, Mike, share how and why they hunt for sea otters along coastal Alaska Presented by Work Sharp and Can-Am

Heather Douville shows us around her fur-sewing shed, smokehouse, and more in the first episode of our new series Sheds. Heather belongs to the Tlingit Nation in Southeast Alaska and shares how these spaces help keep traditions alive.

On this week’s episode, Mark Kenyon and Jake Hofer dig into how deer behavior and habitat uses shift during this time of year. They break down the many reasons finding the 'X' marks the spot on the map matters. Listen in as they discuss travel routes, crossings, funnels, attraction, and bedding...