Episodes

Episode 1: Keith Warren - For more than a decade, Keith Warren has been sharing his outdoor adventures with Outdoor Channel viewers. He was seminal in shaping the outdoor entertainment industry and from early on, Keith knew that it was essential to combine expert opinions with a host who could relate to his viewing audience.

Episode 2: Jim Shockey - For more than 20 years, Jim Shockey has been the consummate outdoorsman. Working as an outdoor writer, wildlife photographer, wilderness guide and outfitter, his experience makes him one of the most knowledgeable hunters in the Pacific Northwest.

Episode 3: The Drury Brothers, Terry and Mark - For two decades, Mark and Terry Drury have been creating successful hunting videos and selling them to hunters all over the country. Mark was the first to make the transition into the outdoor industry when he began combining his world class talent for animal calls with compelling footage from the field. Soon after he began to produce hunting videos with this brother Terry.

Episode 4: Ronnie Cuz Strickland - Before coming to work for Mossy Oak as the company’s Public Relations Director back in 1990, Ronnie “Cuz” Strickland had already piled up a decade of outdoor business experience, including time as a wildlife videographer. Today as Senior Vice President of Media Services, Cuz’s expanded department produces North America’s highest-rated, traditional outdoors television show, Mossy Oak’s Hunting the County.

Episode 5: Lee and Tiffany Lakosky - The duo met in Minnesota as teenagers but didn’t realize their joint affinity for the outdoors and each other until both were attending college. The rest, as they say, is history. When not producing compelling outdoor television or writing articles for leading publications and websites, the Minneapolis-raised, Iowa-residing couple manage their farm for world-class whitetails.

Episode 6: Ron Schara - As a writer and television personality, Ron Schara has been sharing the great outdoor experience with readers and viewers for over four decades. He’s a story teller who often relays the wonders of nature through the lives of others.

Episode 7: Michael Waddell - A veritable superstar in the outdoor world, Michael Waddell combines hunting expertise with an easy-going personality. While Michael continues to be one of the most successful hunters in the outdoor entertainment industry, he maintains a rare sense of humility knowing that it was only a few years ago he was a country boy from Georgia.

Episode 8: Mike Eastman – As a kid in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, Mike Eastman lived just two blocks from a wintering herd of 8,000 elk, the largest in North America. He grew up exploring the backcountry of the West at the elbow of his dad, Gordon Eastman, the legendary outdoorsman. By the time he was 14, Mike was filming western big game for his father.

Episode 9: David Petzal – David E. Petzal is the full-time rifles editor of Field & Stream, The World’s Leading Outdoor Magazine. Petzal, a 36-year veteran of the industry, began his career with Field & Stream in 1972 and has held a variety of roles over the years including managing editor, associate shooting editor, executive editor and most recently deputy editor.

Episode 10: Will Primos - Respected as being the premier hunting call manufacturer in the country, Will Primos and his staff of professionals understand what it takes to be successful. What began as one boy’s fascination with duck calls has grown into a prime time player in the outdoor industry.

Episode 11: Bill Jordan - He grew up with a fishing pole in his hands and a lake behind his house. He made his decision to play football at the University of Mississippi based on the amount of hunting land close to campus. He started Realtree because he wanted to run a business that affected the outdoors in a positive light. He is Bill Jordan — Realtree is his vision come to life.