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Luke’s guest this week is again, Larry Weishuhn, who has long served as the Ambassador for Dallas Safari Club. This week Luke visits with Larry about the up-coming DSC East Texas Chapter’s “Whitetail Deer Showcase” to be held June 7th and 8th (Saturday and Sunday) at the Nacogdoches County Expo Center in Nacogdoches. On display will be some of the best whitetail deer taken in North East Texas, plus many vendors with hunting and outdoor, equipment and adventures. Open to the public, you do not have to be a member!Friday night there will be a banquet complete with a great meal, games and an auction to raise funds for wildlife conservation with emphasis on Northeast Texas. Texas Wildlife Association staff will be on hand to teach attendees to score deer throughout the event. Saturday’s seminars will include Dr. James Kroll, Texas Wildlife Staff, Larry Weishuhn and Paul Moore.For more information please go to www.easttexassportsmansclub.org.Luke and Larry also talk about the upcoming 40th Anniversary Convention of the Texas Wildlife Association in July 10th–12th. For more information please go to www.texas-wildlife.org.

Compelling songwriting, vocals with the the right amount of grit, and a terrific backing band all culminate to make an outstanding release.

Luke visits today with Ms. Tammy McLain of "Red Neck Woman" crappie jigs. Tammy has for over three decade worked in skin care, dealing with skin cancer, and she gives some tips to help keep us safe from harmful sun's rays. The main topic is crappie jigs and how to fish them. For more information on Tammy's jigs, email her at tmclain4447@gmail.com

Luke's good friend Larry Weishuhn (www.larryweishuhn.net) joins the show again this week with some tips to help battle those pesky and sometimes dangerous ticks and chiggers.

Luke's guest this week is MIke Ford, well known quarterback for SMU back in the eighties. Mike and his wife Lori own a ranch in northern Red River County that was one of the premier areas for the eastern wild turkey/ . Up until a decade or so ago, the birds were flourishing here and in several counties along the Red River. Mike talks about damage wild hogs have done to not only nesting turkeys but quail as well. There used to be a healthy population of timber rattlers in the area and in the summer in May when the snakes are mating, it was common to see them along roadsides. Mike says he has not encountered a rattler in the area for several years. Wild hogs are certainly changing the east Texas ecosystem.

Luke shares a different way he puts catfish to use in a Cajun dish called Courtbullion (coo-bee-yon). Courtbullion is actually a catfish stew that is very tasty. In this week's show Luke walks us through the simple process, step by step. To see more of Luke's work, check out his website www.catfishradio.org or listen to his podcast "Catfish Radio with Luke Clayton and Friends" just about everywhere podcast are heard. Email Luke at lukeclayton1950@gmail.com

If you are a landowner or lease property, you don't want to miss today's show. Mr. Tucker Slack with Plateau Wildlife Management (www.plateauwildlife.com) is Luke's guest and Tucker shares a great deal of information that is both interesting and informative.

This week Luke is joined by his long time friend Bill Carey (www.striperexpress.com). The two old friends recap a very fun and successful turkey hunt earlier this week. A big gobbler was harvested and a tasty lunch of chicken fried turkey strips was enjoyed under an old oak that provided shade for the cookout. If you love the outdoor experience, you don't want to miss these two old outdoorsmen talking about their adventure.

Larry Weishuhn aka "Mr. Whitetail" joins Luke this week and the two old friends 'scattergun' a number of topics including hunting axis deer and upcoming events at Dallas Safari Club (www.biggame.org) as well as a turkey hunt this week at the Choctaw Hunting Lodge (www.choctawhuntinglodge.com) in southeast Oklahoma.

Texas native William Beckmann continues his string of success with his new album, produced by Jon Randall and out now on Warner Nashville.