In this episode of the podcast, C Will dives into the excitement and traditions surrounding the opening of dove season in the South. Sharing personal experiences and memories from early mornings in the field, the episode captures the energy and community that comes with dove hunting. From prepping gear and scouting fields to the camaraderie of family and friends gathering for the hunt, the podcast paints a vivid picture of what makes dove season so special for outdoorsmen. There's a strong emphasis on tradition, storytelling, and the connection hunters feel to the land, wildlife, and each other.

C Will also touches on the importance of respecting the sport, following game laws, and mentoring new hunters, particularly youth and those new to the outdoors. There's a heartfelt message about how hunting, especially during dove season, is more than just shooting—it’s about making memories, eating good food, and celebrating a shared lifestyle. This episode sets the tone for the hunting season ahead and invites listeners to reflect on their own dove hunting stories, making it a relatable and warm listen for seasoned hunters and newcomers alike.

In this episode of The We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast, we sit down with Jeff Vance — a true woodsman with deep roots in tradition and heart in conservation. From early days learning to shoot a bow from his grandfather to mentoring youth and navigating the world of wildlife management, Jeff brings the type of wisdom you only get from years spent in the field, in the forest, and around folks who live the outdoor life with purpose.

This conversation isn’t just about hunting — it’s about heritage. Jeff opens up about how his upbringing shaped his respect for the land, his passion for traditional archery, and why he believes getting youth involved in the outdoors is critical to keeping this way of life alive. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or someone just getting into the outdoors, Jeff's stories and insights will remind you why we love this life… and why it’s worth sharing with the next generation.

In this episode of the podcast, we are introduced to Clarence Jackson, the owner and operator of Jackson Legacy BBQ. The discussion revolves around the rich history and unique style of Jackson Legacy BBQ, which is deeply rooted in family traditions. Clarence shares how his grandfather, a welder and grill maker, laid the foundation for what would become a family legacy in barbecue. This legacy was officially turned into a business by Clarence's parents in 2013. The podcast highlights how Jackson Legacy BBQ combines various regional barbecue styles, creating a unique "Jackson style" that incorporates elements from Texas, Memphis, and South Carolina barbecue traditions.

Clarence Jackson's passion for barbecue is evident as he describes the meticulous process and attention to detail that goes into creating their signature dishes. The podcast also touches on the community's overwhelming response to the opening of Jackson Legacy BBQ, with the restaurant selling out three days in a row. Clarence emphasizes the importance of serving the community and maintaining the legacy of his family through the business. The episode provides an insightful look into the dedication and hard work behind Jackson Legacy BBQ, as well as Clarence's aspirations for the future of the business.