Show Notes
Recorded 8-2021
Phil Robertson has been counting down the months until duck season, and he's got a whole lot more than ducks on his mind. From training his new retriever Drew to preparing for blue-winged teal, Phil shares what makes hunting season so special.But for Phil, the duck blind has always been about more than hunting. It's where generations of family come together, young people learn from their elders, and lifelong traditions are passed down. Plus, Phil meets a duck-hunting Miss Louisiana who reminds him there's still hope for America. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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