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No Limits

Discussions firmly rooted in our waterfowl culture and heritage, branching out into unique topics and new experiences

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Ep. 41 - Matt Carey - Of The Filed Jul 20, 2022

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Ep. 40 - Gerard Masih Jul 06, 2022
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Gerard Masih

Gerard Masih and his family moved to the United States from Pakistan when he was 9 years old. He brought with him many family traditions… his love of food, hunting and most importantly… Jesus. We talk a lot about the persecutions of Christians that drove his family out of his country after the first Gulf war, our experiences hunting ducks and geese and his path to establishing his walk and relationship with Jesus. I always thoroughly enjoy our conversations and am thrilled to bring some of those discussions to you!

Ep. 39 - Cole Rickerson - Going Native Jun 22, 2022
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Cole Rickerson

Going Native

Cole and I discuss our affliction of catching redfish on the fly, how God’s mercy has impacted his life and role of provider for his wife and how his content creation company, Going Native was formed as well as some of the future projects.

Ep. 38 - John Brooker - John Brooker Photo Jun 08, 2022

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Ep. 37 - Mitch McLaughlin - Brothers Under Christ May 25, 2022
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Mitch McLaughlin

Brothers Under Christ

Mitch McLauflin is an educator in Altus, OK. He contacted me 2 years ago about using our men's 8 week bible study for his men's group BUC or Brothers Under Christ. Needless to say I was floored since no one had really paid much attention to our efforts to create a video study plan that made it easy for someone to lead a men's small group. I stayed in touch with Mitch and we became good friends very fast. We made a trip to Oklahoma to hunt with Mitch and his family and friends and then had Mitch down to Mississippi to show him how we do it in the timber. While in Oklahoma we filmed Mitch's episode of Project Identity which will be dropping within the next few days. In this episode of the podcast we talk about both hunts and his episode as well as a couple of other things. Thanks for listening!

Ep. 36 - Trey Sears - JEBS Choke Tubes Nov 29, 2019
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Trey Sears

JEBS Chokes

I have been trying to grab some time to have todays guest on the podcast for several months now. His company makes one of the most important pieces of gear that any hunter uses… your choke tubes. You guys know we have been shooting JEBS chokes for some time now, we love their consistency and the peace of mind that we have knowing that, when the moment of truth comes and its time to pull the trigger, we absolutely know where our shot string is going… we may still miss, but we know that our gear is functioning exactly as it’s supposed to and we know what our patterns are doing at different ranges and weather conditions. Trey Sears of JEBS chokes is of course who I am talking about. We had a great conversation about how JEBS got started, what makes a good choke “good”, the importance of patterning your shotgun and knowing where your shot string is going and we even tell some hunting stories as well. As much as we love their chokes, we love the people at JEBS even more.
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Ep. 35 - Cory Foskett - Tanglefree Waterfowl Nov 18, 2019
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Cory Foskett

Tanglefree Waterfowl

You know, we talk a lot about Tanglefree’s products, their durability and functionality and quality and we should… they make the best waterfowl products on the market today, hands down. But look, we want to do business with people we know and like and trust and I can tell you that the folks at Tanglefree are some of the finest people we have had the chance to meet and work with and that company culture starts with our guest today, Cory Foskett. I am so excited to finally have Cory on to talk with you guys and he is also super stoked to talk to all of you. We talk about Cory’s background growing up in CA on his grandparent’s cattle ranch, surprisingly, Cory was not a duck hunter, and we discuss when he finally came to his senses and started feathers instead of antlers. We discuss TF’s unique approach to relationship-intentional business and company culture, we talk about how they approach new products and the incredible amount of time they spend in research and development to ensure that if a product fails, it will fail in their hands and not yours. We talk about their unwavering commitment to customer service and customer satisfaction. One thing that was very clear in my discussions with Cory is that they will move heaven and earth to make you a customer for life. We also talked a lot about their approach to authentic content and product representation because they know that waterfowlers have their bs detectors on 24/7 and they owe you the most honest experience possible when shopping through their product selection. I had a great discussion with Cory, it was certainly worth the wait and we are just so thankful and blessed to have the relationship with have with the entire TF crew
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Ep. 34 - Spence Halford - Rolling Thunder Game Calls Nov 11, 2019
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Spence Halford

Rolling Thunder Game Calls

Spence Halford is the founder and owner of Rolling Thunder Game Calls. We have a very interesting conversation about his faith, his company, his calls and finally his view on where the sport is heading. Spence is one of those guys that you feel like, after just meeting him, you’ve known him all your life. We go into details about the “re-emergence” of the cut down call and the subtle difference between the several different models Spence produces. Please hit the links below, follow and support Spence and Rolling Thunder.
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Ep. 33 - Dustin Roddy - Cache River Farms Nov 05, 2019
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Dustin Roddy

Cache River Farms

My guest today has been on the podcast before and I just love our conversations because of the heart he has for the heritage and history of our sport. Dustin Roddy of Cache River Farms and I talk about the progress he has made over the summer on several of his farms, we talk about moist soil management and we talk about how to identify and control one of the most invasive pests known to farmers and duck club managers…. Army worms!
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Ep. 32 - Tony Turnbow - Hardened to Hickory Oct 02, 2019
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Tony Turnbow

Hardened to Hickory

Tennessee historian Tony Turnbow joins us to recount the Natchez Expedition during the War of 1812, in which Andrew Jackson’s troops marched from Natchez to Nashville, and the militia general’s fierce, long-standing rivalry with an army brigadier general that earned the profoundly stubborn soldier the moniker “Old Hickory.” The middle-aged, militarily inexperienced Jackson promised the farmers and other Tennessee volunteers he recruited that he would protect them in the midst of complex relationships with various Native American nations on a freezing winter trek to engage the British. Turnbow uses newly uncovered documents to show that Jackson’s intense competition with Brig. Gen. James Wilkinson for control of the soldiers and of necessary supplies plagued Jackson more than the British troops he intended to drive out of the South. Wilkinson, who envied Jackson’s rapport with his fighters, sought to transfer them to his own command, including by withholding needed ammunition, medicine and food; Jackson’s men died while the army failed to intervene, causing the “hardening” of the title, a transformation into an aggressively self-reliant and antibureaucratic leader. Jackson personifies a nearly Christ-like sacrificial figure who would rather die himself than leave any of his Tennessee Volunteer sons behind.
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