Shootin The Shit: Ep.17 Turkey Recap

Shootin The Shit: Ep.19 Out West Backup Plans

In this episode we talk about our backup plan for our out west trip and how meaningful hunting experiences can be!

Shootin The Shit: Ep.18 Is Fishing a Good Substitute for Hunting?

In this episode, we dive into the timeless debate: Can fishing really take the place of hunting? Whether you're a seasoned outdoorsperson or just curious about the two, we break down the physical, mental, and cultural aspects of both activities. From the thrill of the chase to the peace of a quiet lake, we explore what each offers—and what might be missing when you swap a rifle for a rod. Make sure to check out our other socials Linktree.com/Timbrmedia

Shootin The Shit: Ep.17 Turkey Recap

In this episode, we recap a turkey hunt that didn’t go as planned—but left us with more lessons than we could have expected. From early morning setups that didn’t pan out to close calls that slipped through our fingers, we break down what went wrong, what we learned, and how even a disappointing hunt can sharpen your skills and deepen your respect for the process. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just getting started, there’s something here about patience, persistence, and finding meaning in the moments that don’t make the highlight reel. Thanks For Listening!! Follow our other socials! Linktree.com/Timbrmedia

Shootin The Shit: Ep.16-Dialed In- 3D Archery

This episode dives into the core gear every 3D archer needs to get started and stay consistent on the course. We cover the basics, share practical advice, and talk through what really matters when it comes to choosing the right setup. Whether you're new to 3D archery or looking to refine your kit, this is a solid place to start. Make sure to check out all our socials! Linktree.com/Timbrmedia

Shootin The Shit: Ep.15 DNR-The Good, The Bad, The Ugly pt.2

In this episode, we’re diving back into the wild with Part 2 of The Good, The Bad, The Ugly. This time, we’re talking about the growing wolf and bear populations in Michigan. What does it mean for hunters, farmers, and everyday folks living up north? Is this a comeback story for conservation—or a growing concern for human-wildlife conflict? We break it all down, share personal stories, and dig into what the DNR is doing (or not doing) about it. It’s not about dragging anyone—it’s about asking real questions, sharing real experiences, and holding the system accountable. If you hunt, fish, own land, or just care about Michigan’s wild spaces, this is one you don’t want to miss. Make sure you check out all of our socials! Linktree.com/Timbrmedia [http://Linktree.com/Timbrmedia]