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This week Luke visits with Matthew Burgess with Stealth Vision (www.stealthvision.com). Matthew is a veteran guide in Alaska and the mountain states in the U.S. Matthew discusses the need for quality optics, regardless where one hunts and talks a bit about his adventures up in Alaska and hunts on the Jumping Horse Stock ranch near Ennis, Montana.

Earlier this week, Luke traveled down to Crockett, Texas and visited with the folks at Stealth Vision (www.stealthvision.com). This company, owned by noted eye surgeon and well-traveled big game hunter Dr. John McCall, makes some of the finest hunting optics available. Mr. Joe Cunningham spent time with Luke mounting and shooting in one of the Stealth Vision scopes on Luke's new CVA Cascade rifle chambered in 6.5 PCR. Luke was amazed at the accuracy provided by his new rifle/scope combination and shot at the longest distance of his life, out to 1,200 yards. Precision shooting at various yardages was as simple as knowing the range and dialing it in. This was a very fun and educational day for Luke. Click and listen to Luke and Joe Cunningham talk about long range rifle shooting in today's show.

This week Luke is joined by his friend Paul Moore, the topic is a fun fishing trip last weekend on the Brazos river with Shane Davies (www.riverrunguideservice.com.) Paul and his wife Angela enjoyed a couple days camping/fishing trip on a beautiful stretch of the Brazos below Possum Kingdom Lake.

Luke and his guest veteran guide Matt Burgess with Stealth Vision (www.stealthvision.com) discuss hunting "out west" in Montana as well as in the wilds of Alaska. Click and listen, you don't want to miss this week's show. Email outdoors writer Luke Clayton through his website www.catfishradio.org. Luke's radio show "Catfish Radio" with Luke Clayton and friends is now a widely distributed podcast, available wherever you get your podcasts.

Luke's guest this week is Steven Waugh (214-809-5303) . Steven describes how effective the live feed video cameras are for the sportsman and offers his services to those interested in learning more about this cutting edge technology. Through a cell phone app, hunters can now have a real time video view of what's going on in the woods. Steven is also the Kaufman County Wild Hog Buyer and has a Facebook page with that name.

Luke's guest this week is his friend in Saskatchewan Michelle Wohlberg. Michelle is an accomplished guide for both fishing and hunting and is currently up in the cool wilds of northern Saskatchewan making a remote camp ready for guests. The discussion is all about the life of a lady guide that Luke rates as the outdoor woman of the year (If there was such an award).

Luke found a new fishing, camping and all around great outdoor destination this week, Wind Point Park (www.windpointparktx.com) on Lake Tawakoni. The 200 acre park is situated on what might be the best point for catching catfish on the lake. A long fishing pier is built out at the end of the point giving great access to both shallow and deeper water. The park is kept sparkling clean and offers both overnight and long term RV spaces, very nice cabins, both large and smaller. With a boat dock and covered boat storage facility, the park has everything for the boater/fisherman.Luke counted in excess of 50 whitetail deer while at the park, click and listen to Ryan Fergus (the head honcho and manager at the park) and Luke visit this week. Check out Luke's podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends" wherever podcasts are found.

Jason Robertson, co-host of The Late Night Vision Show on YouTube and owner of Outdoor Legacy (www.outdoorlegacygear.com) joins Luke again this week with some more thermal hunting talk that will help you remove those pesky wild porkers from your fields and put fresh pork in the freezer in the process.

Luke visits with his longtime friend David Hanson this week and the two old friends discuss an awesome blue catfish trip a couple days ago on Tawakoni. Larry Weishuhn aka "Mr. Whitetail" and friend Jeff Rice caught a cooler full of what fishermen refer to as 'eater' blues weighing between 3 and 15 pounds Hanson't clients have been enjoying this summer action for several weeks, landing blue cats up to 40 pounds on occasion. For more information on catching summertime blues contact Hanson at 903.268.7391.

With deer hunting season on the horizon, Luke talks with "Mr. Whitetail" Larry Weishuhn.