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In this episode we visit the birthplace of Aldo Leopold and make some new friends in the upper Mississippi Valley, than travel southwest and enjoy a little taste of heaven with the McCauley family. kwhunting

Shawn Stahl and crew head somewhere above the big apple in pursuit of some early season goose hunting action awaiting a fresh batch of Honkers from a Molt Migration.

Jimbo joins Will Maxwell with Doug Osborne and crew of UAM to help accessorize some Mallard ducks. We then join Chris and Sunni Booker along with Xpress boats director of marketing Clay Connor for some holiday celebration.

Stahl and the RNT north crew travel to the Prairies of Saskatchewan to hunt with our new friends at Feathered Fowl Outfitters.

Dealing with the mysteries of migration and the crazy El Nino, in Kansas and Missouri with our buddies from the Gypsy Camp. We finish up in Missouri for some Mo Mo Mallets!

Hangout with RNT president and current champion of champions duck caller at one of his favorite places along with getting some insight into his thoughts on hunter pressure and farm management.

With the extra high water we had to hunt out of the boat more than ever along with getting young Charlee to learn something along the way. We'll shoot some ducks and then get with Stahl and others on the importance of a well trained retriever.

Old School with new tools. Looking for new ways to fool the fowl, Stahl and crew reach back in time to develop new tools in conjunction with the folks at Tanglefree Waterfowl Products for some old school techniques!

Good dogs make for great hunts. Join Stahl and crew as they define the needs of a well trained retriever in some of the most demanding conditions.

Join us for a trip down memory lane to learn about one of the Stuttgart areas crown jewels of Green Timber Duck hunting, The Old Winchester Club along with the creation of a new duck hole named BlindSide.

Opening weekend at The Old Winchester Club, the importance of timber and habitat management' Keeping the tradition alive and an early season show in the duck woods.

To be successful in the year of the El Nino, being adaptable was the key to success. Take what mother nature gives you and run with it.