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The balance of running three businesses and raising six kids would be enough to send most folks running for the hills, but for Jon and Gina Brunson, they run to the woods or waterways. And now that their kids are all grown up, they've joined alongside as fellow co-hosts. Their mission? To keep you at full draw, one life-filled episode at a time, while shining a spotlight on the next generation of hunters.
The balance of running three businesses and raising six kids would be enough to send most folks running for the hills, but for Jon and Gina Brunson, they run to the woods or waterways. And now that their kids are all grown up, they've joined alongside as fellow co-hosts. Their mission? To keep you at full draw, one life-filled episode at a time, while shining a spotlight on the next generation of hunters.
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