Experience the American inheritance we’re losing—its land, its traditions, and the skills that once rooted us in nature, country, and God.
The American landscape and the heritage that shaped us are slowly slipping out of modern life. Most Americans today have never hunted, never fished, never provided for themselves the way their great-grandparents did. This six-part series follows the men who are keeping those traditions alive.
Donald Trump Jr. and his son hunt axis deer on the volcanic ridges of Lanai, passing down the skills and traditions that connect generations to the land and to each other.
In the mountains of Texas, former Navy SEAL Terry Houin confronts the rugged terrain and elusive aoudad, revealing how a life of discipline and service shapes a sportsman’s pursuit in the wild.
Peter Correale, one of the most well-known and experienced spearfishermen, dives the deep waters off Montauk, where spearfishing for striped bass and chasing bluefin tuna becomes a test of patience, precision, and respect for the ocean’s power.
Fly fishermen navigate the wild Deschutes River, swinging for steelhead through fast water and rugged canyon country in a tribute to the relentless skill and patience of the American angler.
In the quiet woods of Maine, Tucker takes to the field in pursuit of grouse, rediscovering the stillness, humility, and craftsmanship at the heart of traditional American hunting.
On the sweeping private lands of Utah, hunter Jason Vincent pursues mule deer in a landscape that embodies the American West—showing what it means to respect the animal, the land, and the God who made both.
