Dive Bomb Squadcast

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squad Cast, Matt Judy talks offseason prep and why getting your hunting gear dialed now makes a huge difference when the season rolls around.He breaks down going through trailers, sheds, and all the random gear that piles up after a long season. What to keep, what to fix, and how to actually stay organized so you are not scrambling when early season hits.Matt shares a few real stories from past years of opening the trailer and dealing with a complete mess, along with why taking care of it now leads to a way smoother and stress free season.He also touches on some recent bass fishing, what is coming up next, and getting ready for events like Squad Fest.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squad Cast, Matt Judy sits down with Kyle Lowery to break down the upcoming Flop Industries Ozark Open bass tournament.The two get into the details — from lake conditions and tournament structure to logistics, strategy, and what anglers can expect heading into it. If you’re planning to fish it or just want a behind-the-scenes look at how it all comes together, this episode covers it.They also recap a recent Louisiana fishing trip and talk through what’s coming up next, including Squad Fest and looking ahead to duck season.A tournament-heavy episode with real insight, planning, and what’s going on right now.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squad Cast, Matt Judy sits down with Dylan Kemp to talk turkey hunting, fishing, and everything that comes with chasing the outdoors year-round.The two get into spring turkey hunting — what makes it so addictive, mistakes guys make, and why preparation and scouting matter more than anything. Dylan shares real stories from the field, including hunts that didn’t go as planned and what he learned from them.They also dive into fishing, including a recent trip chasing spoonbills and the unpredictability that makes it fun. From being in the right place at the right time to adapting on the fly, it’s all part of the experience.This episode is all about balancing different outdoor pursuits, learning from every trip, and making the most of your time outside — whether you’re hunting, fishing, or just figuring it out as you go.If you’re into turkey hunting, fishing, and real-world outdoor stories, this one’s for you.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squad Cast, Matt Judy runs through some of the newest Dive Bomb gear, including a breakdown of the Everyday Pant collection and how it actually performs in real-world use. He also shares a look at some of his go-to everyday products he’s been running lately.From there, Matt gets into a recent regulation change in Saskatchewan that could impact future hunting seasons and what it means for waterfowlers heading north.The episode wraps with a mix of stories and updates — including picking up a van from an equipment auction and a quick recap from a recent Mexico fishing trip.Gear, regs, and real-life stories all in one

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squad Cast, Matt Judy sits down with country artist Colby Acuff to talk about his journey from North Idaho to Nashville and how music, hunting, and fly fishing have shaped his life along the way.The two dive into the similarities between hunting culture across different parts of the country, the creative process behind writing songs, and what life is really like touring as a musician. Colby shares stories from the road, lessons he’s learned building a career in music, and how growing up in the outdoors continues to influence his work today.From chasing birds and fish to chasing songs and stages, this conversation covers the lifestyle, mindset, and experiences that connect the outdoors and country music.If you enjoy hunting, music, and the stories behind the people living both worlds, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.Subscribe for more Dive Bomb Squad Cast episodes and real-world hunting conversations every week.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squad Cast, Matt Judy breaks down his unforgettable trip to Kodiak, Alaska. From chasing harlequin ducks and sea ducks to navigating some of the wildest country in North America, this one was the full Alaska experience.Matt dives into what made the trip special, lessons learned along the way, and the gear and preparation it takes to hunt in a place like Kodiak. Between close calls, tough conditions, and the kind of stories only Alaska can deliver, this episode gives you a real look at what the adventure was actually like.If you’ve ever thought about making the trip north for sea ducks, this is one you won’t want to miss.Subscribe for more real-world waterfowl content every week.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squad Cast, Matt Judy is joined by a special guest who’s been there since the very beginning — his dad. The two sit down to reflect on their earliest hunting memories, how their approach and techniques have evolved over the years, and the hunts that left a lasting impact on both of them. The conversation goes beyond the field, touching on family dynamics, mentorship, and the importance of community within hunting culture. Through stories, lessons learned, and plenty of perspective, this episode highlights the bond between father and son and how shared experiences in the outdoors help shape who we become.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy reflects on the closing stretch of duck season and dives into the realities of wigeon hunting. From late-season conditions to solo hunts with his dog, Matt shares personal experiences and field insight from another year in the marsh.The conversation breaks down the common misconceptions around “storm wigeon,” including why they are often misidentified, how rare true specimens actually are, and why their appearance comes from genetic mutation rather than age or subspecies. Matt also talks about the constant stream of photos hunters send asking if their birds qualify—and the high personal standard he holds for calling one a true storm.Beyond the birds themselves, this episode touches on why solo hunts can be some of the most rewarding, the importance of enjoying time in the field, and the mixed emotions that come with the end of another season.

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with Zane Halsey — one of the first hunters to take part in California’s brand-new legal season on invasive mute swans, which opened January 1, 2026.We break down what the new season really means, why mute swans were declared invasive, what the hunt was like, what gear and loads were used, the challenges of identifying swans correctly, and what it takes to hunt them ethically and legally. This episode dives into the first wave of what could become a major shift in how invasive waterfowl are managed.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy breaks down what it takes to stay on birds as the season pushes into late winter. From short-grass field setups to downsizing decoy spreads and dialing in your calling, Matt walks through the adjustments that separate average hunts from consistent limits when birds have seen it all.He shares real-world experiences from recent hunts, product setups he’s leaning on, and the small changes that can make a big difference once pressure is high and birds are educated. It’s a reminder that late-season success comes from adapting, paying attention, and never quitting the learning curve.If you’re grinding out the end of the season and still chasing birds, this episode is packed with tactics to help you finish strong.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with close friends to reflect on years of duck hunting together and the friendships built along the way. From early mornings and changing tactics to learning how to read birds and adapt to the conditions, the guys talk about how their hunting has evolved over time.They dive into the highs and lows of the season, the challenges that come with tough hunts, and the unforgettable moments that only happen when massive migrations are in the air. More than anything, this episode highlights the camaraderie, laughs, and shared passion that keep friends coming back to the blind year after year.If you’ve ever hunted with the same crew long enough to build stories that last a lifetime, this one will hit home.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with Zac Carothers to talk all things duck season, Arkansas traditions, and the friendships that make waterfowling what it is. Zac walks us through his journey from hunting with his dad as a kid, to guiding across the country, to now managing and hunting the legendary Big Slash property.The guys trade stories from the field, break down what makes Arkansas duck culture so special, and talk about the highs and lows of running a hunting property — from flooded timber mornings to the challenges that come with keeping a place productive year after year.Packed with humor, memorable hunts, and a shared love for the outdoors, this episode gives listeners an inside look at the passion and heritage that fuel waterfowling season after season.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with his young cousins Vince and Oliver to talk hunting from the next generation’s perspective. The guys recap their season, break down their most memorable hunts, and share the stories behind the birds that made an impact — from pintails to banded ducks to the ones headed for the taxidermist.They dive into shotguns, calling, weather challenges, and what it’s like learning the ropes as young waterfowlers in today’s hunting landscape. Along the way, they hit on respect, ethics, and how the culture of duck hunting is changing. Matt also reflects on family, fatherhood, and watching young hunters grow up in the outdoors.It’s an honest, fun, and wide-open conversation that shows why the future of waterfowling is in good hands.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with Luke from Broken Wing Films to talk about one of the wildest pursuits in waterfowl hunting — bow hunting ducks and geese. Luke breaks down what makes chasing birds with a bow so addictive, from the precision and patience it takes to the gear setups and techniques that make it possible.They dive into Luke’s recent hunts, the challenges that come with changing conditions, and the small adjustments that can make or break a shot. Along the way, the guys trade stories, talk frustrations, and look ahead to future hunts that push the limits even further.If you’ve ever thought about bow hunting waterfowl — or just love hearing about extreme hunts done right — this one’s a must-listen.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with Colin Ching of Cascade Retrievers to talk all things dog training and the journey from weekend waterfowler to full-time trainer. Colin breaks down what it really takes to build a steady, confident hunting dog — from picking the right pup to the countless hours of repetition, patience, and experience that go into the process.We dive into the difference between self-training and sending a dog to a pro, the importance of mock hunts, and how understanding dog behavior separates great trainers from average ones. Colin also gives a behind-the-scenes look at the hunt test circuit and drops valuable advice for anyone hoping to get the most out of their next gun dog.Whether you’re running a finished retriever or just starting out with your first pup, this episode is packed with insight from one of the best in the business.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with Wyoming’s own Curt Johnson of 307 Fowl Play Outfitters. From chasing ducks as a kid to chasing big game in high school, Curt’s passion for the outdoors turned into a full-blown lifestyle and business. We talk about the grind of scouting, the highs and lows of unpredictable seasons, and the lessons learned guiding hunts in the wide-open West.Curt shares stories from the field, favorite spots, techniques that consistently produce, and the kind of moments that keep us all coming back — the thrill of the chase, unforgettable hunts, and the camaraderie that makes it all worth it. Whether you’re booking a guided hunt or grinding it out with your own crew, this episode is packed with tips, perspective, and plenty of hunting talk to fire you up for the season.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy takes listeners inside his early goose season — sharing the highs, lows, and lessons learned along the way. He breaks down scouting strategies, spread setups, and the hunting techniques that make the difference when birds don’t always cooperate. Matt emphasizes the importance of patience, adaptability, and putting in the work ahead of time to set up a successful hunt. He also reflects on the unique challenges of chasing early season geese, from unpredictable weather to constantly moving birds, and how those obstacles shape better hunters. Wrapping up, Matt looks ahead to upcoming hunts and the excitement of regular season, offering both tips and motivation for waterfowlers gearing up for fall.

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with Rafe Nielsen, Director of Marketing at Browning Firearms. The two dive into Rafe’s journey from a lifelong hunter to his role leading one of the most iconic brands in the outdoor industry. They swap stories from recent hunts in Alaska, talk about the legacy and innovation behind Browning, and share how family traditions keep hunting strong across generations. From memorable hunts to the excitement of upcoming seasons, this conversation highlights the passion, community, and commitment to quality that define both Browning and the hunting lifestyle.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb Squadcast, host Matt Judy sits down with Dustin Roddy, habitat manager of Cache River Farms in Arkansas. The two dive into the world of waterfowl habitat management, exploring the balance between land practices, the health of the Cache River, and the many factors that shape duck populations. Dustin shares his journey from a passionate duck hunter to managing premier habitat, offering a behind-the-scenes look at both the struggles and wins of developing duck ground. From technology and management tools to DIY tips for landowners, this conversation highlights the importance of tailoring habitat work to each unique property.

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with country music artist Ethan Carl to talk about the grind, the glory, and the wild stories that come with chasing a music career. From the chaos of a rowdy bar night to the thrill of opening for some of the biggest names in country, Ethan shares the moments that have shaped him as a performer. They dig into the realities of booking shows, balancing life on the road, and staying connected with the crowd no matter the venue. Whether you’re a music fan, a dream chaser, or just here for the behind-the-scenes stories, this one’s packed with energy and insight.

In episode 79, fresh off the biggest weekend of the year, the crew sits down to break down all things SquadFest. From the energy in the air to the moments that stood out most, this episode dives into what made the event so special. They get honest about what worked, what could improve, and why the waterfowl community continues to show out strong. Whether you were there or watching from home, this one gives a full look behind the curtain. Camaraderie, chaos and connection — it’s all in here!

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with Cody Stokes and Ashur Tolliver for a midsummer check-in from Dive Bomb HQ. From growing the team to expanding the product line, this episode dives into how the brand keeps leveling up fast. They get into the evolution of both hard and soft goods, talk through the hype behind the new camo patterns, and give an inside look at what’s coming to the new showroom. With Squad Fest right around the corner, the guys reflect on what makes it more than just an event. It's about community, connection, and the people who keep showing up. Whether you’re a longtime DB fan or just curious what’s next, this one’s worth the listen.

In this episode, Matt Judy sits down with Zack Randall, the founder of Reaper Boats, for a deep dive into the story behind one of the fastest-growing boat brands in the waterfowl world. From the early design struggles to crafting a product that hardcore hunters actually want, Zack shares what it takes to build a brand that stands out. They swap wild turkey hunting stories, talk about chasing the elusive US Super Slam, and even touch on sending a boat to Australia. Plus, Zack breaks down the rise of Reaper Fest, the power of community, and why perfection matters when you're building boats that are made to get dirty. This one’s got business talk, hunting grit, and a whole lot of laughs. Don’t miss it.

In Episode 76, Bassmaster Elite pro Seth Feider joins Matt Judy for an inside look at life in the competitive fishing world. From his early obsession with bass fishing to breaking into tournaments as a co-angler, Seth shares stories, strategies, and the mental side of chasing big bags under pressure. They talk tournament structure, pre-fishing rules, and what it’s really like competing at the highest level. Seth also opens up about sponsorships, content creation struggles, and why relationships matter in such a tight-knit industry. Whether you’re a weekend angler or chasing the big leagues, this one is packed with insight—and a few wild stories!

In Episode 75, Matt Judy sits down with Jeff Stanfield and Andy Shaver of the Big Honker Podcast for a wide-ranging—and often hilarious—conversation about life behind the mic, in the field, and at home. From balancing family life and podcasting during the off-season to managing daily guide routines and unpredictable clients, no topic is off limits. The guys share wild stories from the field, the highs and lows of dog handling, and the occasional chaos that comes with running a waterfowl operation. They also dive into the evolution of their podcast, what makes a guest great (or not), and how keeping things real has helped them connect with their audience. It’s equal parts insightful and ridiculous—in the best way possible.

In this episode, Sydnie Wells of Barstool Outdoors opens up about the challenges of full-time content creation, from burnout and life on the road to staying authentic in an ever-evolving digital space. She shares her journey from growing up in a hunting family to building a career in outdoor media, her passion for bass fishing, and the importance of introducing new people to the outdoors. Along the way, she reflects on memorable hunts and the personal moments that shaped her. It’s a raw, honest conversation about purpose, passion, and finding balance between work and personal life.

In this episode of the Dive Bomb SquadCast, Matt Judy sits down with none other than Tony Vandemore—the face of Habitat Flats and a true icon in the waterfowl world. From Tony’s roots in hunting as a kid to building the most recognized waterfowl lodge in North America, this episode dives into it all. They talk about the early grind, how Habitat Flats grew into what it is today, the power of dogs in the field, farming challenges, training programs, raising daughters in the outdoors, and how to find balance when life never slows down. If you’re into hunting, dogs, land, or just good conversation—this one’s for you!

In this episode, Judy sits down with Luke Corniea—better known as BW Films—for a wild ride through content creation, hunting (and eating) iguanas and Muscovy ducks, hilarious hunting stories, and what it really takes to build a loyal YouTube following. From the early days of filming hunts to full-blown lifestyle adventures across the country, this episode is packed with laughs and valuable insight for creators and hunters alike. Whether you’re a passionate waterfowler, an aspiring content creator, or just looking for some raw entertainment, there’s something here for you!

Want the inside scoop on what’s coming next at Dive Bomb? This is it. Dive Bomb Founder Cody Stokes sits down with host Matt Judy for an all-access conversation packed with unreleased details—V3 silhouettes, new camo patterns, unreleased gear, the massive new game-changing HQ, and exciting updates from the #HOMETURF farm at King’s Bend. Nothing is off limits. If you’re curious about the future of Dive Bomb Industries, this episode is your backstage pass. Don’t miss it!

Matt Judy hosts his first episode from the new studio in NW Washington, joined by Dive Bomb Industries VP & Director of Marketing, Ashur Tolliver, for a waterfowl hunting season recap like no other. They break down the highs, lows, and funniest moments from their road trips this season, sharing duck hunting stories, goose hunting experiences, and behind-the-scenes moments you won’t hear anywhere else. They also dive into new waterfowl hunting gear coming from DB, offseason strategies, and scouting tips, plus a look ahead at the massive new Dive Bomb HQ—including the grand opening at SquadFest 2024, July 18-19. If you love duck hunting, goose hunting, and the grind of chasing waterfowl, this episode is packed with wild hunting stories, expert insights, and plenty of laughs—don’t miss it!

Join us for Dive Bomb Squadcast EP69 as Jake and Judy join Nate at King’s Bend to discuss the opening morning hunt, Judy’s experiences hunting in the Pacific Northwest and the unique spread strategies he uses there, Jake and Judy’s roles at Dive Bomb, their favorite hunting spots, and new products like the lowPRO layout blinds. Along the way, they share some wild stories from the road and offer up expert tips for making the most of the season. Don’t miss this episode full of insights, laughs, and behind-the-scenes action!

Join Nathan, Nick, and Kyle as they dive into everything early goose hunting! After a full week of scouting for Missouri's early goose season, Nick shares his tips on gaining permission from landowners, while Kyle talks about the challenges of scouting for early geese. Plus, don’t miss a wild customer story! Tune in for expert advice on scouting, securing permission, and early goose hunting tactics. Perfect for waterfowl hunters looking to up their game this season!

Revival Year! After a 2-year break, Nathan, Cody, and Ashur return to bring the Dive Bomb podcast back—now on video! Ashur discusses the reason for the hiatus and what listeners can expect moving forward. Cody dives into big updates, including the new HQ location, SquadFest 2025, and Kings Bend Farms, while Ashur shares details from the first few road trips, early season reports, and what’s in store for the rest of the season. Tune in for exciting news and the future of Dive Bomb!

With a busy season ahead, this episode of the Squadcast was bittersweet as it's the last time you will hear from us for a while. We first touched on a quick recap of SquadFest 2022 before making an official announcement for SquadFest 2023, so be sure to mark your calendars for July 28th-29th, 2023! We then get into freelance waterfowl hunting basics and the steps you need to take to experience success while doing your own thing in unfamiliar territory. Get your buddies together, load up the dogs, step outside your comfort zone, and go somewhere and make some memories!

SquadFest is upon us, and Cody and Ashley are here to help break down all the great things you can expect in year 2! From exclusive show specials from Dive Bomb Industries and our incredible vendors to the retriever combine challenge, Rut Daniels meet-and-greet, cornhole tournament, countless food and drink options, and oh yeah, the best duck and goose callers in the world competing for over $30,000 in prizes! You do not want to miss this exciting, free-admission, waterfowling event for the entire family!

Coming off a tremendous 2021 season where Michael Pittman Jr. made 88 receptions for 1,082 yards and 6 TDs, the expectation is even higher for 2022 with the arrival of veteran quarterback Matt Ryan. This duo was recently named NFL.com's 3rd best new QB-WR combo, so don't be surprised to see big things happen in Indy this season! What may surprise you is Pittman's love for all things outdoors and a new love for waterfowl hunting after spending a significant amount of time in the middle of the Mississippi Flyway the last couple of seasons. Sports fans and outdoor enthusiasts will love this episode as we go back and forth between playing football at the highest level and chasing waterfowl. You'll also hear a funny story from Pitt's rookie season and his ejection in week 15 last season against the New England Patriots!

In the world of waterfowl, social media can be an intimidating place for a new hunter or someone looking to get into the sport, as it often feels like everybody is an expert and has been hunting their entire life. This episode with Jordan Nisly is an encouraging reminder that it's never too late to get into waterfowling and quickly experience a ton of success. From his day job as a butcher at the family shop to banded racing pigeons to his introduction to waterfowl hunting and starting a YouTube channel, we had a blast covering many different topics during this conversation!

From chasing ducks on small ponds in high school to now co-owning a waterfowl outfit in Alberta, Canada, and guiding at one of the premier outfitters in North America, Cadillac Creek Outfitters, Cole Townsend lives and breathes waterfowl hunting. Being only 27 years old, Cole has extensive guiding experience and knows what it takes to be successful as this industry continues to evolve. Listen along as we go back to the roots of his guiding career and the path that led to where he is today. You may also be surprised at his favorite and least favorite things about guiding waterfowl hunts!

When the last shot of waterfowl season is fired, most outdoorsmen do not go into duck depression until the fall, but they move on to the next outdoor passion in their lineup. Some turn to fish, some turn to turkeys, some turn to trapping, and some to all the above. In this episode, we have a chat with Drew Comer, who turns his attention to bowfishing for giants in the spring in addition to everything else listed. If bowfishing interests you, give a listen as Drew dives into basic bowfishing strategy, the equipment you will need, and where it can take you if you get serious about it!

There are certain areas of waterfowl hunting that are extremely grey where you can quickly end up on the wrong side of the law, even when you had no intention of doing anything illegal. In this episode, we are joined by Pennsylvania Game Warden, Mike Workman, to talk about some of the most common waterfowl issues discussed on social media, such as party hunting, pile pictures, separating birds, donating birds, tagging and transportation, possession limit, and processing. Tune in and learn how you can play it safe this season in the field!

Unless you have been living under a rock, you have heard the famous catchphrase “Didn’t Go 20” by the hilarious hunting parody alter ego, Rut Daniels. While everyone in the hunting community knows Rut, they may not be as familiar with the man behind the character, Mr. Bud Fisher. Join us on this episode as we chat with Bud about his background, the origin of Rut Daniels, and those famous one-liners. We even get his take on Will Smith's slap heard 'round the world! You don't want to miss this one!

14-year big league veteran, 3-time All-Star, 2-time Silver Slugger, and now the owner of legendary Sure-Shot Game Calls, Jay Bruce, joins us on this episode of the Squadcast. We had a blast on this one as Jay took us back to his roots of waterfowl hunting, shared some incredible stories from his time in the major leagues, and how he came to be the owner of a call company that's been around since 1959. Jay has big plans on how they will put Sure-Shot Game Calls back on the lanyards of waterfowlers across North America and rejuvenate this iconic brand. If you are a sports fan with a passion for waterfowling, you will love this episode!

Kyle Fagler, owner of Guides Choice Retrievers out of Burns, Wyoming, joins us on this episode to talk about several great topics. We first touched on some new Dive Bomb products such as the dog vest, dog bumpers, and bumper bomber that Kyle had been prototyping for us all season. We then dive a little deeper into real hunting situations one will encounter while in the field with their gun dog and how to approach them. This episode is a must-listen for any gun dog owner looking to maximize their off-season training sessions and prepare for the obstacles ahead during the season.

In this episode, we interview Mr. Charles Whitwam, the founder of Howl for Wildlife. We dive deep into the conversation about their dedication to protecting our wildlife resources and how all outdoorsmen have the opportunity to have their voices heard. We learn about the driving forces behind this organization, why it started, and their goals over the next few years.

Join us on this episode of the Squadcast as Forrest, Cade, and Kile dive deep into conversation with Dave Owens of Pinhoti Project. Conservation, ethics, contest calling, trapping, and stewardship to the sport are all hot topics of discussion, and we enjoyed every minute of this spirited conversation.

When you spend as much time chasing wild game as Gunner Pickett, it becomes natural to want to preserve these memories through the art of taxidermy. Listen along to hear what's been going on in his world and the awesome story of how he came to be the owner of a taxidermy business. From guiding waterfowl, turkeys, and big game to an incredible hunting story of his recent 198-inch whitetail harvest on his family property in Colorado, we had a lot of fun catching up on this one!

With the advancements of technology playing a larger role than ever in the game of turkey hunting, we sit down with Hunter Farrior, owner of Spring Legion and author of Ballad of a Turkey Hunter, to discuss some of his "old school" ways of thinking, preserving the resource that we love, and what it is that drives that niche group of hunters to the spring woods with such a passion.

On this episode of the Dive Bomb Squadcast, we talk with the one and only Jeff Colwell of Front Range Guide Service. We had a great conversation about the Front Range of Colorado, and why it is one of the most difficult places to consistently kill Canada geese, as well as a few tricks you can use to consistently kill geese where you live! We also talk about Jeff’s early days as a guide, and the road that led him to where he is now! You won’t want to miss this one!

With numerous cover shots, two-page spreads, and over 350 photos published in DU Magazine alone, there’s no doubt that if you’re a waterfowler, you’ve seen the work of Doug Steinke. He’s well known as a man who has a knack for capturing emotion in his photography, and in this episode of the Dive Bomb Squadcast we dig into how he pulls it off. We also touch on the different stages a hunter goes through, and a wealth of Central Flyway waterfowling knowledge so buckle up and get your notepad out because this information-packed episode is guaranteed to have something for everybody.

The wigeon king of the Pacific Northwest, The Denim Dangler! Matt Judy doesn't run an outfitter, he doesn't run a guide service, so what does he do that allows him to chase waterfowl day after day? You guys are going to love the back and forth in this one as we talk about his love for Mtn Dew Kickstart, the scout loop, hunting with big groups, and huge piles. We appreciate Judy and everything he has done for Dive Bomb Industries- he has been a great ambassador for the brand and has become a very close friend!