Oct 21, 2026 · 52 min · 10 segments
In this episode, Jon Collins sits down and catches up with Zach Dillon of Foxpro
it should hopefully it's gonna be a good one hopefully it's gonna be a good one but uh you know speaking of doing all this hunting you you do a lot of hunting with your dad and uh and your brother now he's finally got where he's uh he's part of the company as well um you actually shared turkey camp in kentucky with both of them back this past spring uh which i got to be here too y'all come hunting with me and you also shared alligator camp in florida uh with your brother and i got to tag along on that as well you don't mind that why you what your experience is like hunting with your dad dad and your brother
it's it's always fun it's it's always a good time and we're all together and you know sometimes and this goes to the to the same at work as well you know working with with those two it's Especially, more specifically, my dad.
It's that sometimes you forget that not only is he your boss, but he's also your dad.
yeah yeah missed a couple missed a couple days of hunting but then you know one day you know the afternoon i felt a little bit like i could feel like i could go out and potentially you know hunt and you know we we were lucky enough to strike up a gobbler right on your right on your home property and which was great
You was running a pretty high-grade temperature, and I remember, I don't know if it was the second or third day, second day, I guess.
I remember coming back in there after lunch, and you kind of pepped up a little bit, got your feet under control, and you was like, what's the afternoon plans? I was like, we'll go kill a gobbler if you feel good, and we struck out there, and I I think we checked a couple properties, couldn't get on nothing.
I remember we was walking out that ridge, just walking 50 to 75 yards and just hitting on a slate call as hard as we could just to see if we could hear one gobble.
i mean we was walking just a short distance because i mean it was howling i bet it was blowing 25 30 mile an hour and sure enough we got towards the end of that ridge i remember looking over at you it's like well if one don't strike here we're just we're just done we're running out of ground man we hit that slate call it uh i think what was we it was a rainbow poplar
it should hopefully it's gonna be a good one hopefully it's gonna be a good one but uh you know speaking of doing all this hunting you you do a lot of hunting with your dad and uh and your brother now he's finally got where he's uh he's part of the company as well um you actually shared turkey camp in kentucky with both of them back this past spring uh which i got to be here too y'all come hunting with me and you also shared alligator camp in florida uh with your brother and i got to tag along on that as well you don't mind that why you what your experience is like hunting with your dad dad and your brother
it's it's always fun it's it's always a good time and we're all together and you know sometimes and this goes to the to the same at work as well you know working with with those two it's Especially, more specifically, my dad.
It's that sometimes you forget that not only is he your boss, but he's also your dad.
yeah yeah missed a couple missed a couple days of hunting but then you know one day you know the afternoon i felt a little bit like i could feel like i could go out and potentially you know hunt and you know we we were lucky enough to strike up a gobbler right on your right on your home property and which was great
You was running a pretty high-grade temperature, and I remember, I don't know if it was the second or third day, second day, I guess.
I remember coming back in there after lunch, and you kind of pepped up a little bit, got your feet under control, and you was like, what's the afternoon plans? I was like, we'll go kill a gobbler if you feel good, and we struck out there, and I I think we checked a couple properties, couldn't get on nothing.
I remember we was walking out that ridge, just walking 50 to 75 yards and just hitting on a slate call as hard as we could just to see if we could hear one gobble.
i mean we was walking just a short distance because i mean it was howling i bet it was blowing 25 30 mile an hour and sure enough we got towards the end of that ridge i remember looking over at you it's like well if one don't strike here we're just we're just done we're running out of ground man we hit that slate call it uh i think what was we it was a rainbow poplar
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