In this episode, Courtney sits down with Trey for a mid-season breakdown of their 2025 hunting journeys—full of highs, lows, and the unpredictable twists the woods always deliver. The two talk about the bucks they’ve been chasing, the patterns they’ve seen, and the surprising ways deer have shifted as the season has unfolded. From near-miss encounters to strategy changes, they compare notes on what’s working, what’s frustrating, and what they’re each hoping happens next. Whether you're deep into your own season or gearing up for the late rut push, this episode delivers a real, honest look at what it’s like grinding through a challenging but exciting year in the deer woods.

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As waterfowl season kicks off this Thanksgiving morning here in Kentucky, we’re revisiting a classic conversation with Pat and Bubba Ray of Power Circle Outdoors. This “oldie but goodie” episode serves as a beginner’s guide to waterfowl hunting, perfect for anyone looking to sharpen their skills or gather the right gear before heading out. Pat and Bubba Ray break down the fundamentals—from essential equipment to early-season strategies—making this an ideal listen for new hunters and seasoned outdoorsmen alike. Tune in and get ready for a strong start to the season.

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In this solo episode of the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast, I break down my 2025 deer season and the roller-coaster chase for two target bucks, Jax and Ratchet. I share how Jax has been the definition of frustration—showing up like clockwork after shooting light and then suddenly disappearing without a trace, leaving me wondering where he’s slipped off to. I also dive into my strategy, the mindset behind staying patient, and the highs and lows of pursuing mature bucks season after season. This episode gives listeners an honest look at the grind, the mystery, and the passion that keeps us going back into the woods.

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In this episode of We Do This Too Outdoors, host Courtney Williamson sits down with Missouri native Ryan Kayhill for an inspiring and down-to-earth conversation about family, baseball, and a lifelong love for the outdoors. Ryan shares stories from his childhood in Missouri, where his passion for America’s favorite pastime first began, and how those lessons from the baseball diamond shaped his approach to life and fatherhood. As a proud “girl dad,” he reflects on the joy and responsibility of raising daughters while still finding time to share his love for hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventures with them. This episode highlights how sports and the outdoors can work hand in hand to build character, strengthen family bonds, and keep tradition alive across generations.

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n this episode of the We Do This Too Outdoors Podcast, I sit down with Mississippi wildlife biologist Mr. Lann Wilf to break down two major diseases impacting whitetail deer populations: Epizootic Hemorrhagic Disease (EHD) and Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD). Mr. Wilf explains the key differences between the two, how they affect deer behavior and survival, and what hunters and land managers can do to help monitor and support healthy deer herds. We also talk about the importance of science-based wildlife management, conservation efforts across the South, and how hunters play a crucial role in preserving our deer populations for future generations.

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This is a short podcast ladies and gentlemen. This topic has been on my heart for awhile now and I figured it was time to put it out there. Sometimes we get so caught up in the likes and comments that we forget why we started being outdoorsmen and women in the first place.Sometimes we just need to slow down and remind ourselves about why we do what we do and who inspired us to do what we do. This podcast is about the first hunt I ever went on with my Dad and my Uncle. Tune In. Short one but a very good one!

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In “Barbershop Talk Meets The Woods with Trey Reed,” the conversation flows like a genuine barbershop type hangout where outdoor passion and real-life wisdom meet. Trey Reed joins the We Do This Too Outdoors crew for an honest exchange about representation, mentorship, and the healing power of nature. They talk about how hunting and connect people from all walks of life and how sharing those stories—especially through platforms that blend culture, community, and the outdoors—helps inspire a new generation of sportsmen and women. With laughter, reflection, and a touch of that classic barbershop energy, the episode celebrates authenticity, brotherhood, and the idea that the outdoors is truly for everyone.

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In this powerful episode of We Do This Too Outdoors, host Courtney Williamson sits down with archer and outdoorsman William Alderman, whose passion for bowhunting and archery is matched only by his drive to represent a new face in the outdoor world. William shares how his journey began as a homeschooled kid in Florida, building makeshift bows from palm trees and shoelaces, before discovering his first real bow and diving deep into both the hunting and target archery scenes. From learning through trial and error to competing in ASA events, William opens up about the discipline, humility, and personal growth that come with the sport.

Their conversation goes far beyond bows and arrows — it’s about faith, family, and finding your purpose outdoors. William reflects on the mental side of archery, the lessons it teaches about patience and perseverance, and what it means to be a Black outdoorsman breaking barriers in the hunting and archery community. Together, he and Courtney talk about the shared mission of showing the next generation that “we do this too” — that the outdoors is for everyone, and that real success isn’t about trophies but about balance, faith, and leaving a positive mark on the world.

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