In this episode of Winging It Waterfowl, host Troy Miller and Blake Horton welcome Ryan Nordstrom from Big River Ammunition. Ryan shares his journey from a passionate hunter to starting his own ammunition company. The conversation covers various topics including hunting experiences, the challenges posed by weather and competition, the impact of COVID on hunting dynamics, and the intricacies of creating custom ammunition. Ryan discusses the importance of quality control, the role of dogs in hunting, and his future plans for expanding his product line. The episode concludes with insights into marketing strategies and the personal values reflected in Big River Ammunition's branding.

In this episode, Cohl Lothamer from Stampfowl Outfitters shares his journey into the world of waterfowl hunting and guiding. He discusses his passion for hunting, the challenges of securing permissions, and the techniques he employs to ensure successful hunts. Cohl also talks about the role of dogs in hunting, the regulations he faces as a guide, and his aspirations for growing his business. The conversation highlights the camaraderie of hunting and the beauty of the outdoors, as well as the importance of building a client base and navigating the complexities of the hunting industry in Indiana.

In this episode of Winging it Waterfowl, host Troy Miller and co-host Blake Horton welcome wildlife artist Evan Taylor. Evan shares his journey from a childhood battle with leukemia to becoming a wildlife artist, emphasizing the role of art in bringing hope and awareness to others facing similar challenges. The conversation delves into the philosophical aspects of suffering, the importance of faith, and the connection between nature and spirituality. Evan discusses his artistic inspirations, techniques, and future aspirations in wildlife art, while also highlighting the significance of community support and fundraising efforts for cancer awareness. The episode concludes with reflections on the beauty of nature and the responsibilities of being a sportsman.

Brian Halbleib, Host of Migrationg Waterfowl Podcast and YouTube channel, discusses the motivations behind starting his podcast, emphasizing the importance of building relationships and friendships through the medium. He reflects on his desire to learn from experienced individuals and improve his waterfowl skills, while also striving to produce high-quality content, while keeping his focus centered on Christ.

In this episode, Troy Miller interviews Ty Schenk, the owner of Dust Bowl Fowl Co, who shares his journey from a casual interest in crafting lanyards to building a small business around it. Ty discusses his passion for waterfowl hunting, the challenges of balancing family life with his hobbies, and his commitment to conservation efforts. He also shares insights into the gear he uses, his love for photography, and his future aspirations for Dust Bowl Falco. The conversation highlights the importance of community, creativity, and the joys of outdoor adventures.

The Wingin' It Waterfowl Crew share their experiences so far of hunting Nebraska pheasant hunting, highlighting the fun and camaraderie involved in the activity. They also discuss the humorous side of collecting corn for Thanksgiving decorations, showcasing the blend of outdoor adventures and family traditions.

In this episode of Winging It Waterfowl, hosts Troy Miller, Blake Horton, and Addison Hawkins discuss their upcoming road trip for waterfowl hunting, sharing excitement about the journey and preparations. They delve into preseason hunting strategies, bird sightings, and the importance of decoy trading. The conversation shifts to hunting gear, water conditions, and scouting plans, while also touching on personal stories from deer hunting experiences. The episode concludes with anticipation for a special guest and final preparations for their hunting adventure.

In this episode of the Winging It Waterfowl Podcast, host Troy Miller and co-host Blake Horton welcome Justin Rye from High Boot K9. Justin shares his extensive experience in dog training, emphasizing the importance of setup, early exposure, and understanding each dog's unique personality. The conversation covers various training techniques, the significance of maintaining skills during the off-season, and the art of denial in training. Justin also discusses setting realistic goals for dog owners and the challenges faced in training hunting dogs. The episode concludes with insights on the bond between trainers and their dogs, highlighting the joy of hunting together. In this conversation, Troy Miller and Justin Rie discuss the intricacies of dog training, particularly for hunting and retrieval. They share success stories, the importance of tailored training approaches, and the unique skill of blood tracking. Justin emphasizes the significance of quality in training and the community aspect of dog ownership, including plans for an alumni program. They also delve into essential gear for handlers and the importance of canine medical care, highlighting the responsibilities that come with training and handling dogs.