Country-rocker Hank III and ex-NFL bad boy Kyle Turley have two things in common: a love of rebel music and a passion for all things outdoors. In this first of four "Wild Life" webisodes, host Joe Cermele introduces this duo as they strum guitars and gear up for a few days of hunting on the 600-acre private ranch of Hank’s dad, country music legend Hank Williams, Jr. This Tennessee property is a sportsman’s paradise, rife with deer, doves, turkeys, and loads of side-by-side trails that make accessing favorite blinds and turkey haunts a snap. In the next webisodes, we’ll take a closer look at the property, see if Kyle or Hank is more accurate on the trap range, and find out if Mr. Turley can bag his first Tennessee gobbler. But for now, let’s just get to know the boys.

Enter the Wild Life Teryx RUV Sweepstakes and you could drive off with a Kawasaki Teryx like Hank III’s.

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Episode 2
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from BlackCrowes wrote 2 years 33 weeks ago

DEP just had a Gun-Nut blog about how bad current day country music sucks. Hank3 is cool, great jams with that old style country twang. Nashville ain't gonna play his stuff, because they can't market it to the lame-assed pop culture crowd....ie: hootie and the blowfish dude wearing boots and calling that country. Try listening to Hank3's buddy, Unknown Hinson. Know of Turley well, very cool dude. Great to see these guys would rather be hanging out in the country.

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from 2Poppa wrote 2 years 33 weeks ago

Hunters Paradise for sure!
I'm with you BlackCrowes ...This is the bad ass, rebel, outlaw music that not only gets the adrenaline going,but it also gets the goat ropin'boogey boots movin' across the dance floor. And ... I'm sure Hank done it this way!
Joe- Ask Hank III, to show you his Daddy's extensive gun collection. It will rock your socks!

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from wilkeswe3 wrote 2 years 7 weeks ago

Hi Guys,
Glad to see the younger generation is doing well. I remember when your dad fell down the mountain and hurt himself many years ago.
Anyway, do you have any bass in your lake? We have been catching some nice bass off the short at White Rock Lake next to Dallas.
Bud

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from fleshman1 wrote 2 years 9 hours ago

im with you all the way BlackCrowes and 2Poppa

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from BlackCrowes wrote 2 years 33 weeks ago

DEP just had a Gun-Nut blog about how bad current day country music sucks. Hank3 is cool, great jams with that old style country twang. Nashville ain't gonna play his stuff, because they can't market it to the lame-assed pop culture crowd....ie: hootie and the blowfish dude wearing boots and calling that country. Try listening to Hank3's buddy, Unknown Hinson. Know of Turley well, very cool dude. Great to see these guys would rather be hanging out in the country.

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from 2Poppa wrote 2 years 33 weeks ago

Hunters Paradise for sure!
I'm with you BlackCrowes ...This is the bad ass, rebel, outlaw music that not only gets the adrenaline going,but it also gets the goat ropin'boogey boots movin' across the dance floor. And ... I'm sure Hank done it this way!
Joe- Ask Hank III, to show you his Daddy's extensive gun collection. It will rock your socks!

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from wilkeswe3 wrote 2 years 7 weeks ago

Hi Guys,
Glad to see the younger generation is doing well. I remember when your dad fell down the mountain and hurt himself many years ago.
Anyway, do you have any bass in your lake? We have been catching some nice bass off the short at White Rock Lake next to Dallas.
Bud

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from fleshman1 wrote 2 years 9 hours ago

im with you all the way BlackCrowes and 2Poppa

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