Welcome to the latest episode of the Filthy Spoon Podcast, hosted by John, who dives into a captivating conversation with Carson Tharp from Jahpoo outdoors. Join us as we explore Carson's unyielding passion for duck hunting, which sparked the creation of his innovative company, Jopu. Learn about the challenges and triumphs Carson faced as he revolutionized motion decoys in the duck hunting industry.

This episode also delves into the logistical trials of moving production overseas, highlighting the intricacies of running a business in the niche waterfowl market. With a commitment to conservation, Carson shares insights into Japoo's partnership with Delta Waterfowl, ensuring ten dollars from every decoy sold goes directly to habitat protection.

Get ready for an upcoming exciting Delta Waterfowl Show in Oklahoma City and hear firsthand about the preparations and expectations from vendors like Jopu. Whether you're an aspiring entrepreneur or a seasoned hunter, this episode is packed with engaging stories and valuable insights.

We talk to Byron of Durham Guns, exploring their 10-year anniversary and the special promotions they have planned for July 19. Jon's long wait is over for his newest prize shotgun. One of the first left handed benelli SBE 3 20 gauges to hit California. We then talk about Durham guns longest Sprig contest they will be running with CWA to celebrate the new 3 Sprig limit. we also talk about some exciting hunting Trips Byron has been on with his children and an amazing story of a huge bear he tagged last season.

Join Jon in this episode of the Filthy Spoon Podcast as he dives deep into the world of waterfowl hunting and filming with special guest Ronnie Philips from Heartland Waterfowl. Discover the intricacies of running a long-standing outdoor television series, and learn about the behind-the-scenes challenges and triumphs faced by Ronnie and his team as they capture the beauty of waterfowl hunting on camera.

From the vast plains of North America to the challenges at the Canadian border, Ronnie shares personal anecdotes and valuable insights into what it takes to sustain a popular hunting show amidst changing political and environmental landscapes.

Along with the tales of exhilarating hunts and outdoor camaraderie, listeners will gain a deeper understanding of how Heartland Waterfowl has evolved over the years, maintaining true to its roots while adapting to new industry standards and viewer expectations. Whether you're an avid hunter or a media enthusiast, this episode offers a fascinating glimpse into the world where nature, outdoorsmanship, and storytelling intersect.