Show overview
Gundog Nation has been publishing since 2024, and across the 2 years since has built a catalogue of 100 episodes. That works out to roughly 120 hours of audio in total. Releases follow a weekly cadence.
Episodes typically run an hour to ninety minutes — most land between 1h 2m and 1h 21m — and the run-time is fairly consistent across the catalogue. None of the episodes are flagged explicit by the publisher. It is catalogued as a EN-language Society & Culture show.
The show is actively publishing — the most recent episode landed 5 days ago, with 32 episodes already out so far this year. The busiest year was 2025, with 55 episodes published. Published by Kenneth Witt.
From the publisher
A show to bring together gundog enthusiasts, trainers, and handlers with discussion focused on all breeds and styles of gundogs.
Latest Episodes
View all 100 episodesThe 100th Episode with Kelly Curry
Tyler Cofield - How a Total Beginner Built a Thriving British Lab Kennel
Nathan Smith - How Texas Predator Contests Are Shaping Strategies for Killing Coyotes
Paige Bauer
Michael Moura - Moura Stock Dogs: The World's Best Stock Dogs
Ronnie and Susanna Smith - Smith Kennels, Dog Psychology and Practical Training Techniques
Dean Fries - The Hidden Secret of Gordon Setters That Makes Them Perfect Grouse Hunters
Andy Shaver - The Hidden Science Behind Setting Decoys That Make Geese Land Every Time
The Ultimate South African Hunting Experience - Ben and Jack Randall
Keith Westlake - Hunting and Training Secrets From a Waterfowl Expert
Ben Garcia - Music, Duck Hunting, Field Trials
Clark Kennington - Why Clark’s New Kennel Is About More Than Just Dogs
Vance Plante - Why Today's Feist & Cur Dogs Are Getting Deeper & Stronger
Brandy Elrod - The Woman Who Built a Shotgun for Her Limitations and Made Team USA
Corey Lucas - Cedar Run Decoy Company
Matty Lambden and Dave Bavero - Comparing Irish and American Training Perspectives
Dan Kremers - How the Rising Popularity of Pudelpointers Could Change the Hunting World
Women of NSTRA - How Hunting and Gundogs Empower Women of All Ages
Ep 82Carlie - Hunting, Dogs, and Social Media
#82 Join Carlie as she shares her journey from a first-generation hunter to a passionate educator and social media influencer. In this episode, Carlie discusses her experiences in duck hunting, dog training, and teaching safety on lakes and land. Her story is filled with insights into the world of hunting and the unique bond between handlers and their dogs. Discover how a summer camp in South Carolina ignited her passion for educating young hunters and the importance of hunting ethics and safety. Carlie's genuine enthusiasm and dedication to her craft have made her a respected voice in the outdoor community. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or new to the field, Carlie's experiences and tips will inspire you to embrace the outdoors with renewed energy and purpose. Tune in to learn from her journey and get motivated to pursue your own adventures.Gundog Nation is proudly sponsored by:Purina Pro Planhttps://www.purina.com/pro-planMigra Ammunitionhttps://migraammunitions.comWaterstone Labradorshttps://www.waterstonelabradors.comPhoLicious Foodshttps://www.pholicious.netDucks Unlimitedhttps://www.ducks.orgDog and Hunt Supplyhttps://www.dogandhunt.comCable Gangzhttps://cablegangz.comNational Shoot to Retrieve Associationhttps://www.nstra.org
Ep 81Jason Williams - Duck Hunts, Devotionals, and Faith
#81 In this episode of the Gundog Nation podcast, host Ken Witt talks with Jason Williams, who shares his unique background as a duck hunter in New York and the challenges he faces. They delve into hunting techniques, adaptability, and the inspiration behind Jason's book, 'Committed to the Call,' a devotional for waterfowl hunters. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community, faith, and personal transformation, encouraging listeners to connect with their own experiences and the deeper meanings behind their passions. In this conversation, Jason Williams and Ken Witt explore the profound themes of faith, community, and personal growth. They discuss the weight of the Bible, the true essence of the church, and the importance of mentorship in one's spiritual journey. Jason shares his creative expressions through writing and music, emphasizing how these outlets help convey his faith. The conversation also touches on the significance of facing life's storms with a new perspective and the desire to foster community through group hunts and shared experiences.#81 In this episode of the Gundog Nation podcast, host Ken Witt talks with Jason Williams, who shares his unique background as a duck hunter in New York and the challenges he faces. They delve into hunting techniques, adaptability, and the inspiration behind Jason's book, 'Committed to the Call,' a devotional for waterfowl hunters. The discussion emphasizes the importance of community, faith, and personal transformation, encouraging listeners to connect with their own experiences and the deeper meanings behind their passions. In this conversation, Jason Williams and Ken Witt explore the profound themes of faith, community, and personal growth. They discuss the weight of the Bible, the true essence of the church, and the importance of mentorship in one's spiritual journey. Jason shares his creative expressions through writing and music, emphasizing how these outlets help convey his faith. The conversation also touches on the significance of facing life's storms with a new perspective and the desire to foster community through group hunts and shared experiences.Gundog Nation is proudly sponsored by:Purina Pro Planhttps://www.purina.com/pro-planMigra Ammunitionhttps://migraammunitions.comWaterstone Labradorshttps://www.waterstonelabradors.comPhoLicious Foodshttps://www.pholicious.netDucks Unlimitedhttps://www.ducks.orgDog and Hunt Supplyhttps://www.dogandhunt.comCable Gangzhttps://cablegangz.comNational Shoot to Retrieve Associationhttps://www.nstra.org