Off The Clock with B Scott

Send us Fan Mail Sticking your hand into a dark hole underwater and waiting for something to bite is the kind of idea that splits anglers into two camps fast. We’re joined by Andrew Greene from Field & Stream, and he explains why noodling for catfish is his most addictive form of fishing, how he finds the right holes on rivers like the Tennessee, and what that first fish of the year does to yo...

Send us Fan Mail The fastest way to misunderstand 24.7 HUNT is to assume it happened overnight. We sit down with the guys to tell the real origin story: growing up hunting in different states, chasing mallards and greenheads beyond what home could offer, and starting to film hunts with whatever camera they could get their hands on. The result is a crew that feels genuine on screen because it was b...

Send us Fan Mail Sandbars look simple from the outside: boats, heat, and a good time. Then you try to host an event, film content, keep everybody safe, and still enjoy the day. We sit down with Noah Sheffield and Dylan from Rowdy Creek to get the real story behind river life and why their best weekends often come from doing things with purpose. We talk benefit sandbar events and charity poker runs...

Send us Fan Mail You can learn a lot about modern bass fishing by listening to what a touring pro worries about when things are going right. We’ve got Monster Athlete Tyler (TStew) Stewart back with us, fresh off a tournament at Douglas Lake, and we get into the real nuts and bolts of finding offshore schools when everyone has the same electronics, the same maps, and the same ideas. Tyler breaks d...

Send us Fan Mail Snow in May sounds like a joke until you are 15 hours from home, standing on a Minnesota ramp, watching it actually fall while the wind stacks up three to four foot rollers. We share what that trip taught us about smallmouth fishing and about bass boat setup when the water turns into a constant stress test. The goal was simple: catch giant brown fish and see what the H-22 jack pla...

Send us Fan Mail Mid 70 mph in a 21 foot bass boat with real gear isn’t a fantasy. We’re chasing the cleanest, most efficient setup we can on the iKon LX21 platform, and we’re sharing what’s actually moving the needle: the H22 jack plate, smart setback choices, and counterweight that shifts the balance point where it belongs. When the transom hardware drags water, you feel it everywhere from hole-...

Send us Fan Mail Fewer ducks. Warmer winters. Skinnier water. We brought in Josh Bradley of SeeLite to connect the dots from rig choices to resource management—and to show how small details on your motor and big decisions on the landscape shape your season. First, we get tactical. Josh breaks down his Havoc setup, why a nine and a half gallon bow tank keeps the hull flat in shallow runs, and how M...

Send us Fan Mail Most boats don’t struggle because the driver lacks courage; they struggle because the jack plate is fighting pressurized water. We pull back the curtain on the NEW H22 jack plate and its 22-degree underside that lets spray clear the plate, cuts drag, and frees the prop to do real work. From the first throttle hit to big-end speed, we explain how a small change under the transom fi...

Send us Fan Mail Forests can be healed and birds can be hunted fairly when burn plans, thinning, and water timing work together. Weather will always be a wildcard, but policy determines whether a front turns into a feed or just another rumor. If you care about Arkansas duck hunting—residents, guides, or traveling timber diehards—this conversation gives you the numbers, the trade-offs, and the move...

Send us Fan Mail A northern-lights hero shot over a 181-inch bruiser, a velvet monarch patterned off rice-field levees, and a spot-and-stalk eight at 28 yards—our season didn’t happen by chance. We break down how we stacked just under 1,800 inches of antler across Illinois, Kansas, Texas, and Arkansas by focusing on the details most hunters skip: wind, entry, pressure, and maturity over inches. En...

Send us Fan Mail Wild alligators are booming, but the market is bust. We bring on Jay Paul from Swamp People for a candid look at what happens when farmed gators flood supply with flawless hides, processors stop buying mid-season, and agencies extend fall dates into cold fronts that shut down feeding. It’s a real-time lesson in wildlife economics and biology: pay-by-the-foot hides, meat that sits,...

Send us Fan Mail What if the quietest move you make is the one that matters most? We sit down with Isome Sapp from Trophy Hunting Blinds to explore how a simple idea—windows that open silently in any weather—evolved into a full system that solves noise, scent, and comfort without gimmicks. Drawing on decades of outfitting experience, we look at why hunters miss shots in real life and how a felt-li...

Send us Fan Mail A cold front is rolling in and the plan is set: finish a final Arkansas public land rifle hunt, then head to Illinois to meet the rut head-on with fresh cameras, a new trailer, and enough tags to make camp hum. We break down the gritty parts no one likes to admit—nerves at full draw, the difference between a 120 and a 160 staring you down, and how aging eyes and reading glasses me...

Send us Fan Mail The grind behind a flawless camo finish is real, and we’re finally ready to show you why our GORE™ OPTIFADE™ Marsh and Timber camouflage patterns boats look the way you always wanted them to. We share how scaling stencils to a full hull changes everything, why color tuning on big surfaces is brutal, and what it took to make a factory paint job that actually matches your Sitka kit....

Send us Fan Mail Two veteran members of the Arkansas Trappers Association share how ethical, modern trapping boosts turkey numbers, protects land, and still turns a profit within a global fur market. We walk through sets, scents, legal rules, fieldcraft, and the culture shift welcoming new trappers. • conservation and education as first principles • why nest predators crush turkey hatches • readin...

Send us Fan Mail Joseph Phariss of Wildlife ReCreation Taxidermy Studio breaks down how he hunts 1v1—wind, beds, rub lines, game camera patterns—and why big, old deer almost never stroll into feed. That same discipline shows up at the bench: he tans in-house, flesh-thins hides until a flashlight glows through the nose and lips, turns ears and nose pads inside out, and sets glass eyes with precise...

Send us Fan Mail The river might be choppy, but the vision is clear: we bring Noah and Lauren from Rowdy Creek Outdoors into the studio to chart how a loud, hilarious sandbar scene turns into stories with real weight. We start where it all began—accessible racing that feels like a duck hunt on water—then tackle what separates a fair lane from a bad one, why 660 feet matters, and how one over-trimm...

Send us Fan Mail The Wreakin' Havoc Outdoors crew recounts their recent hunting trip to Canada where they experienced incredible duck and goose hunting with limits filled in record time, facing unexpected challenges along the way. • Hunting in Canada produced massive numbers of ducks and geese compared to hunting in Arkansas • Unexpectedly fierce mosquitoes required special "Jungle Juice...

Send us Fan Mail Want to see more mature bucks during daylight hours this season? Clifton Denny from On Your Own Outdoors reveals game-changing tactics that fly in the face of conventional deer hunting wisdom. The most eye-opening revelation? Mature bucks aren't actually "going nocturnal" - they're simply responding to patterns hunters unknowingly establish. Clifton explains ho...

Send us Fan Mail Have you ever wondered why you can hit a bullseye one day and miss the target entirely the next? In this eye-opening conversation with Neil Hignight of 501 Archery in Hot Springs, we dive deep into the psychological aspects of archery that even experienced shooters struggle to master. Neil's journey from barbershop owner to professional bow technician began after a neck injur...

Send us Fan Mail Fall is in the air, and the Havoc Boys can barely contain their excitement as hunting season approaches. In this laid-back conversation, Jake, Shocklee, Darryl, Dad, and the team share their upcoming adventures and recent experiences that mark the transition from summer fishing to fall hunting. Fresh off a successful event at Riley Green's bar in Nashville where they gave awa...

Send us Fan Mail Will Fagan from Ricochet Outdoors joins us to discuss hunting season preparation, covering everything from firearms and feed to e-bikes and gear essentials as August signals the start of preparation season for serious hunters. • The .350 Legend has become the most popular straight-wall cartridge due to its low recoil and effective range • E-bikes are revolutionizing hunting access...

Send us Fan Mail We sit down with world-class dog trainers Freddy King and Chris Akin to discuss early season dog training and the devastating Cash River flooding crisis in Arkansas. • Getting dogs off the couch and acclimated to heat before hunting season begins • Why dogs can overheat even when swimming in warm water • Understanding that dogs don't perspire and cool differently than humans...

Send us Fan Mail The summer heat is on, and so are the fishing challenges! We're pulling back the curtain on what we've been up to lately, from our humbling Road to Pro fishing experiences to exciting developments at Havoc Boats. This casual update episode captures the real struggles and triumphs happening behind the scenes. OUR WEBSITE/OTC MERCH: https://offtheclockwithbscott.com HAVOC...

Send us Fan Mail The Off the Clock team dives deep into the science of boat setup, weight distribution, and finding the perfect balance point for optimal performance on the water. From jack plate selection to proper trailer setup, this episode tackles the physics behind what makes boats run efficiently and how to fix common performance issues. • Finding your boat's balance point is crucial fo...