Randy Woolum has seen it all. From running bird dogs across the Midwest to hauling in monster walleye on Lake Erie, his stories come laced with grit, humility, and a lifetime outdoors. Raised in a family that depended on hunting and fishing for supper, Randy cut his teeth trapping groundhogs, running a cur dog after school, and later coon hunting to help pay for Christmas.

In this episode, he sits down with Mitchell to swap tales about coon fights gone sideways, the heartbreak of losing a world champion bird dog, and the sheer joy of training English pointers to lock up on wild coveys. They dig into thermal coyote hunts, long days on Lake Erie chasing steelhead and smallmouth, and the hard lessons learned running dogs in unforgiving country.

This isn’t about fame or glory—it’s about tradition, family, and the bond between a hunter and his dogs.

Listen in and let Randy’s stories take you back to cold mornings, cut-up boots, and the sound of a coon dog on a hot track.

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Brandon Sewell knows the sound of boots hitting the desert sand and the feel of a bowstring in his calloused hands. After 20 years of service in the U.S. Army—with tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, and beyond—he’s now staring down retirement and dreaming about the Texas whitetail woods he’s been away from for too long.

In this episode, Brandon opens up about finding balance between duty, family, and a deep love for the outdoors. He shares a gut-wrenching story from Afghanistan that changed how he sees life back home—and how hunting and running have been his therapy through it all. From bowhunting in the Texas hill country to chasing pigs with thermals and suppressors, this one’s packed with grit, laughs, and hard-earned perspective.

There’s no sugarcoating here—just a real conversation about life, loss, and legacy.

Pull up a chair. This is one every hunter, veteran, and family man needs to hear.

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What started as a spring break hog hunt in Florida back in 2013 turns into a story about lifelong friendships, wild hunts, and the raw passion that runs deep in the Florida woods. Derek Watson from Dade City, Florida, joins the show to swap stories that span everything from chest-deep hog chases to 151-inch Florida bucks.

Derek breaks down his roots growing up in citrus country, how a childhood of running orange groves and chasing hogs with dogs shaped his love for the outdoors, and why hunting is more about the people than the antlers. He shares the wild saga of the biggest buck he’s ever killed—how a marginal shot turned into 26 hours of tracking through swamps, roads, and heartbreak before finally getting his hands on a true Florida giant.

The guys also dive deep into rut patterns across Florida, why the timing is so strange compared to the Midwest, and how bowhunting has taught them more about deer than gun seasons ever could. Plus—some good ol’ fashioned campfire laughs about misfired guns, treestand mishaps, and the kind of screw-ups every hunter’s had but few will admit.

This one’s got it all—grit, humility, and a whole lot of Florida dirt under the fingernails. Pull up a chair, crack a beer, and settle in.

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