This is an episode that means a little more to me right now.

I'm bringing an older conversation with the late, great William “Bubba” Ray back to the forefront because sometimes an old episode becomes more meaningful with time.

Bubba has been on my heart heavy this past week, and it got me thinking about something we all need to hear:

Give people their flowers while they're still here.

Tell your people you love them. Call that family member. Check on your friend. Spend some time with the people who matter. Don't wait until they're gone to start talking about how much they meant to you.

This episode isn't just about hunting or the outdoors. It's about life, relationships, memories, and the people who leave an impact on us.

For anybody missing a loved one right now, I hope this conversation brings back a good memory, puts a smile on your face, or reminds you of the importance of appreciating the people you still have beside you.

Because tomorrow isn't promised.

Give them their flowers now.
Tell them you love them now.
Make the memories now.

Rest easy, Bubba.

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I sat down with Mason Norman, Retay ambassador and part of the Mossy Oak and Drake family, for a conversation that goes way beyond hunting.

We talked whitetails, ducks, turkey hunting, gear, the outdoor industry, and the experiences that keep us coming back to the woods and water. But more importantly, we talked about Jesus, faith, family, and what it really means to live a life centered around God while doing what you love.

Mason brings a real perspective to the conversation, and there was no script and no trying to make everything sound perfect. Just two outdoorsmen talking about the things that matter—from chasing big deer and sitting in a duck blind to understanding that hunting can be about something much bigger than pulling the trigger.

Sometimes the woods teach you lessons that you can't learn anywhere else.

Sometimes the best conversations happen sitting around talking about the hunt.

And sometimes hunting reminds us to slow down, appreciate what we've been given, and give God the glory for it.

This is deer. Ducks. Hunting. Faith. Jesus. Life.

This is We Do This Too Outdoors.

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In this solo episode of the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast, I get real about what it means to stop hunting just for the deer and start hunting for the moment. The sunrise. The quiet woods. The sound of leaves moving. The time spent sitting in a tree. The memories made with family and friends. The lessons God teaches us when we're willing to slow down and listen.

We put a lot of pressure on ourselves to fill tags, chase bigger bucks, and make every hunt successful. But what if success in the outdoors isn't always measured by what you bring home?

Sometimes the biggest part of the hunt is simply being there.

This episode is a reminder to slow down, enjoy the process, appreciate the opportunity, and understand that the memories you make in the woods can mean more than the deer you take.

Stop hunting the deer. Start hunting the moment.

Because one day, you may look back and realize the moment was the trophy all along.

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Y’all are always asking me and Trey how we got started in podcasting, what the early days looked like, what we struggled with, and how we went from just having an idea to actually building something people listen to.

Well… we already had that conversation.

So instead of making another episode telling the same story, I’m bringing THIS one back.

In this episode, Trey Reed and I sit down and get real about our journeys as podcasters—from the early days of recording with limited gear, figuring out what the hell we were doing, finding our voices, building an audience, dealing with doubt, and learning what it really takes to keep showing up.

There were plenty of moments where we wondered if it was even worth it.

Looking back now, it’s crazy to see how far both platforms have come.

This episode is a reminder that you don't have to have it all figured out when you start. You just have to start—and keep going.

If you’ve ever asked, “How did y’all get into podcasting?”

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Hunting has always been about the experience, the tradition, and the love of the outdoors—but somewhere along the way, did the price tag start getting out of hand?

Trey Reed is back on the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast, and this time we’re getting into a conversation that a lot of hunters are thinking about: Is hunting becoming a rich man’s game?

We break down the rising cost of hunting—from expensive leases and land access to bows, guns, gear, tags, travel, trail cameras, and everything the industry tells us we “need” to be successful. Has social media and hunting culture created an unrealistic picture of what it takes to be a hunter? And are everyday working people slowly getting priced out of something that was never supposed to be about who could spend the most money?

Trey and I keep it raw and talk about the difference between wanting premium gear and actually needing it, remembering why we started hunting in the first place, and whether the next generation will still be able to afford this lifestyle.

This one might step on a few toes—but it’s a conversation worth having.

You don’t need the biggest lease, the newest bow, or $10,000 worth of gear to belong in the woods.

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On this episode of the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast, I sit down with my boy Lamar Ferris for one of those conversations that’s real from start to finish.

We get into Lamar’s journey, what shaped him into the man he is today, his connection to the outdoors, and the experiences that have kept him pushing forward. This ain’t one of those rehearsed conversations either—we’re talking life, lessons, setbacks, growth, and what it means to keep showing up even when nobody is watching.

Lamar brings his own perspective, his own story, and his own energy to the show, and that’s exactly what this platform is about. Everybody’s journey into the outdoors looks different, but every story deserves a place to be told.

Pull up a chair and kick it with us.

This is bigger than hunting. Bigger than the outdoors. It’s about the people, the stories, and the culture.

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Juicy pulls up and talks about his journey, where he comes from, his love for the outdoors, and what makes Louisiana outdoor culture different from anywhere else. We get into the experiences that shaped him, the people who influenced him, and what keeps him motivated to continue doing what he loves.

But like always, this conversation goes deeper than hunting. We talk about life, staying true to yourself, building relationships, and why authentic representation in the outdoor community matters.

This one feels less like an interview and more like sitting around the camp talking with one of the homies.

From Louisiana to wherever the outdoors takes him next—Juicy Lee is doing it his way.

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Chris Utroska of Hanging Moss Media joins the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast for a conversation that goes far beyond duck hunting. We dive into what it takes to capture the moments most hunters never see—the early mornings, flooded timber, cupped-up mallards, and the stories that unfold behind the camera. Chris shares how he got started in outdoor photography and videography, the challenges of documenting hunts while staying in the action, and why preserving memories can be just as rewarding as filling a limit. We also swap duck hunting stories, discuss gear, content creation, and the passion that keeps us coming back to the marsh season after season. Whether you're a waterfowler, photographer, filmmaker, or someone who simply appreciates the outdoors, this episode offers a fresh perspective on the people and moments that make every hunt unforgettable.

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