In this episode, Clay explores the origins of a hound breed developed in the Southern Appalachian mountains - the Plott Hound. In true Americana fashion, these dogs are named after the Plott family. They’re the only hound breed that didn’t descend from European fox hounds and were bred as bear dogs...

On this episode, Clay Newcomb explores the Folsom archeological site in Folsom, New Mexico where the archeological world was turned upside down in 1925. Clay visits the Folsom Museum where he learns about the former slave, George McJunkin’s involvement in finding the bones from museum curator, Matt...

Warner Glenn is an 87-year old rancher and dry ground lion hunter in Arizona. On this episode Clay Newcomb explores the story of the Glenn’s ranch, their hunting and Warner’s incredible legacy. Warner is certainly one of the oldest living, working cowboys in America and isn’t showing any signs of...

Follow along as Chef Kevin Gillespie takes wild game to the next level. Kevin explores the importance of ingredients harvested from the land and shows us how you can make a meal using only wild foods that rivals any five-star dining experience.

On this hunt, Janis and his new lion hound, Mingus, join Jake Grzyb in search of a Montana mountain lions and bobcats. The Snow is deep, so the team has to explore new areas, which leads them to setting the hounds loose on a massive bobcat track.

The final stop of the Montana Walleye Tour takes Seth and Chester to Tiber Reservoir. With no experience on this body of water, the guys have their work cut out for them. They scramble to find fish big enough to fill their card and learn a lot in the process.

Stop two of the tour takes Seth and Chester to Fresno Reservoir. It's early June and the water is low and murky. After two days of pre-fishing, they find a unique bite that leaves them feeling damn good about their chances.

After a couple days of pre-fishing and a short weather setback, the stoke is high as Seth and Chester head out into the rough waters of Fort Peck Reservoir. It’s the first tournament of the year and the guys aren’t going to let the conditions slow them down, after a long run in choppy water, it’s...

Seth and Chester make the long haul to Alumacraft HQ in St. Peter, Minnesota to pick up their new walleye boat. They’ll have a couple days to get it fully rigged and ready for fishing, after that they’re off to Fort Peck Reservoir for their first tournament of the season.