Show Notes
Koe Wetzel is back in God's Country with The Brothers Hunt.
This time, Koe joins Reid and Dan to talk about life beyond the stage—hunting whitetails across Texas, chasing turkeys in Hawaii, hunting in Australia, becoming a father, getting engaged, and why the outdoors remains the one place he can completely unplug.
Koe shares the story of the first big buck he ever killed, lessons learned from his grandfather, his dream Midwest rut hunt, life on the road, and the moments that matter most when the cameras are off.
We also dive into his upcoming album The Night Champion, the creative process behind songs like "The Man," and how family has changed his perspective on success.
If you love country music, hunting stories, faith, family, and life outdoors, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.
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