In this episode, Erik and Adam sit down with Kylin White to explore what it was like growing up hunting rabbits and deer with dogs in rural Louisiana.
Kylin shares how hunting has been a part of his family for generations, from following his father and grandfather through the woods to developing a lifelong passion for working dogs. The conversation covers the traditions of rabbit hunting with Beagles, deer hunting with hounds, and how hunting camps and family shaped his life outdoors.
We also compare hunting cultures between the southern United States and Scandinavia, discussing how terrain, climate, and local game influence both the dogs and the hunters. Kylin shares his thoughts on breeding versus upbringing, memorable dogs from his childhood, and his plans to build the next generation of rabbit dogs.
At its core, this is a conversation about family, tradition, and the dogs that keep hunting memories alive across generations.
🐇 Growing up hunting rabbits with Beagles in Louisiana
🦌 Deer hunting with hounds and southern hunting traditions
👨👩👦 Family, hunting camps, and lifelong memories
🧬 Breeding, genetics, and raising successful hunting dogs
🌎 Comparing hunting culture in Louisiana and Scandinavia
🐾 Building the next generation of rabbit dogs
A relaxed conversation about family traditions, hunting dogs, and the stories that connect generations of hunters.