Hound Podcast; Double U Hunting Supply
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The DU Supply Podcast was created for all Houndsmen regardless of how often you get to the woods. From weekend warriors to professional guides/outfitters, our commitment to our dogs, lifestyle and passion is common ground for all. Join the DU Team and fellow Houndsmen across the nation as we come together to talk dogs, life, triumphs and train wrecks. We have an open passenger seat and would love to have you along! For those of you out there with a story to tell or content to share, your always welcome in our camp. Contact us at [email protected]...
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Detailed field stories and practical dog handling turn hound hunting into a record of skill, memory, and changing rural traditions.
Hound PodCast: Double U Hunting Supply records the knowledge, memories, and practical judgments that gather around working dogs and hunting life.
A hound's ringing bark can hold a whole conversation, if you know what to listen for.
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An elk pack out hunting story that folds in weather, a youth muzzleloader hunt, and hard earned judgment.
This episode stays close to the parts of hunting that stick after the day is over: the pack out, the weather, the gear, and the calls that look right only in hindsight.
A plainspoken warning about not turning mealtime into a fight.
Heath Hyatt opens with a plain warning for hound hunters, bird dog people, and anyone who works around dogs: do not turn feeding into a fight.
A North Carolina hound conversation that keeps its footing in practical dog talk and shared memory.
Jim Meeks comes across as a familiar hunting voice, and the North Carolina backdrop gives the talk an easy, lived-in setting. The strongest part is the practical dog talk, where the exchange settles into mouths, trees, and the hunt itself without feeling overly polished.
A relaxed kennel visit that turns into a plainspoken look at a shrinking hound culture.
At Lone Pine Kennels in Pennsylvania, Steve Fielder and Randy Smith settle into an easy week and let the talk drift from travel delays and kennel life to night hunting and the state of the sport.
A reflective update on age, travel, and the changing White River hunt, with thanks to the people and sponsors around the show.
Fielder uses the episode to explain why he is sitting out the White River trip this year after a long Pennsylvania hunt. Age is part of it, but so are the harder pieces that pile up with travel: flooding, storms, and the way trails and timber keep changing underfoot.
Boston chatter with a running start.
Faith, grit, Scripture, and hard talk.
Recovery talk with the rough edges left in.
Gaming arguments with a lived-in party-chat pulse.
Steve Fielder visits Randy Smith at Lone Pine Kennels in Pennsylvania for a week of coon hunting, discussing dog training, breeding successes, and the challenges of modern hunting.
Host Keith Hyatt shares his personal journey into hound hunting, starting with a rant about left lane drivers before diving into how dogs tracking a bear in Ohio transformed his life.
Host Steve interviews legendary coon hunter Jim 'Wild Man' Meeks, covering challenges like land access and coon scarcity, dog training stories, breeding insights, and reflections on icons like Frank Giddings.
Host Heath Hyatt interviews Rick Labbe about their recent elk hunt in Wyoming, detailing the chase and successful harvest of a bull elk.
Steve Fielder reflects on skipping his annual White River hunting trip due to fatigue and age-related challenges, while sharing stories from a recent Pennsylvania hunt, ethical hunting debates, and proud moments with his plot hounds.
Host Heath Hyatt, a certified law enforcement canine trainer, discusses food aggression in dogs, explaining its causes, signs, and practical solutions based on his decades of experience.
A podcast about hound hunting, featuring stories, tips, and discussions on the lifestyle and heritage of hunting with dogs.
Host Steve Fielder and his brother Randy discuss hunting dogs and barbecue while preparing ribs in the smoker.
Hosts discuss bear hunting with dogs at the Wisconsin Bear Hunters Convention, sharing experiences and industry insights.
A podcast about hound hunting, sharing stories and tips for houndsmen.
Host Steve Fielder introduces the Gone to the Dogs podcast, discussing recent episodes and the coon hunting community.
Host Heath Hyatt introduces a podcast about hound hunting, sharing stories and tips while promoting Anook Shook dog food.
Host Steve Fielder interviews Cheyenne Cummings about coon hunting, dogs, and the hunting lifestyle.
Host Steve Fielder interviews fellow houndsman Darren Allgood about their shared passion for hunting with dogs.
The hosts discuss technology frustrations and a guest's involvement in a long-range shooting competition committee.
Host Steve Fielder interviews Kenwood Maker, a black and tan houndsman from Texas, about his life and experiences with hunting dogs.