Takeaways

• Eerie experiences in Fremont
• Coincidence vs. supernatural events

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to the Fremont Undertaker
• 01:12 The Mysterious Encounter
• 05:09 A Second Strange Experience
• 08:27 The Significance of the Moon
• 10:47 Reflections on Life and Death
• 12:41 Conclusion and Call for Stories

Takeaways

• Embrace diverse hunting methods
• Sportsmanship transcends competition

Chapters

• 00:00 The Essence of Hunting and Ownership
• 03:14 Emotions in the Hunting Experience

Takeaways

• Exploration of Tuscarora history and identification of potential village site
• Importance of local history and community collaboration
• Revival of Tuscarora language and culture
• Significance of strategic location and pecan trees
• Impact of a mining company on the area and use of LIDAR scan for archaeological exploration Rich history and cultural significance of Native American tribes in the area
• Impact of colonial settlement and divide and conquer tactics
• Personal experiences and educational influence
• Encounters with wildlife and natural surroundings Cultural traditions emphasize the importance of entertaining strangers and valuing interdependence.
• Sportsmanship and societal values have evolved over time, impacting human interactions and behavior.
• The near-death experience and encounter with a supernatural being provide insights into spirituality and the unknown. Encounters with the supernatural can have a profound impact on an individual's life.
• Spiritual experiences can lead to a shift in perspective and a deeper appreciation for life.

Chapters

• 00:00 Exploring Tuscarora History
• 02:59 Local History and Community Collaboration
• 05:50 Tuscarora Language and Culture Revival
• 10:50 Village Site and Archaeological Exploration
• 19:50 Strategic Location and Pecan Trees
• 30:12 Mining Company and LIDAR Scan
• 41:45 Exploring Historical Sites
• 46:01 Native American Culture and History
• 53:08 Colonial Settlement and Divide and Conquer
• 55:33 Educational Influence and Personal Experiences
• 01:13:15 Encounters with Wildlife
• 01:16:50 Childhood Memories and Encounters
• 01:21:27 Cultural Traditions and Values
• 01:42:23 Sportsmanship and Society
• 01:48:18 Near-Death Experience and Supernatural Encounter
• 01:51:02 Encounter with the Supernatural
• 01:52:28 Return to Life
• 01:53:20 Recovery and Reflection
• 02:06:29 The Impact of Spiritual Experiences

Takeaways

• Speculation and theories arise when there is a lack of detailed information about a high-profile figure's sudden death.
• The timing and circumstances of a public figure's death can lead to widespread speculation and conspiracy theories.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Mysterious Death
• 01:14 Speculation and Theories
• 03:20 International Politics and Diplomacy
• 04:53 Conspiracy Theories and Suspicions
• 07:40 Unanswered Questions and Speculation

Takeaways

• Comment cowboys seek to stir up trouble and create conflict in online discussions.
• Face-to-face conversations are essential for meaningful and respectful discussions.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Comment Cowboys
• 05:47 Facing Challenges in Podcasting

Takeaways

• Family history and childhood memories hold deep sentimental value.
• Natural disasters can have a lasting impact on the environment and community.

Chapters

• 00:00 Exploring Family History
• 21:28 The Impact of Natural Disasters
• 28:17 Property Ownership and Boundaries

Takeaways

• Freedom comes with responsibility
• Gratitude for those who defend freedom

Chapters

• 00:00 The Meaning of Independence Day

Takeaways

• Animal rescue accountability
• Importance of transparency

Chapters

• 00:00 Accountability and Selective Outrage

Takeaways

• Bruin decision reshaped gun law evaluation
• Historical evidence plays a central role in constitutional litigation after Bruin

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to Bruin Decision
• 05:47 Shift in Burden of Proof
• 11:14 Sensitive Places and Exceptions

Takeaways

• Historical laws play a crucial role in shaping modern constitutional litigation.
• The interpretation of constitutional rights in the context of evolving technology is a complex and ongoing debate.

Chapters

• 00:00 The Significance of Historical Laws
• 07:29 The Impact of Bruin on Constitutional Litigation

Takeaways

• Constitutional rights are not measured by opinion polls
• The legal process matters because constitutional government depends on laws being tested against the Constitution, not merely public opinion

Chapters

• 00:00 Virginia's Firearms Legislation
• 06:07 Preliminary Injunction and Appeals

Takeaways

• Virginia's gun ban has sparked legal challenges and raised questions about constitutional rights.
• The Bruin decision has fundamentally changed the rules for deciding Second Amendment cases in the United States.

Chapters

• 00:00 Introduction to the Topic
• 05:35 Impact on Gun Owners

Takeaways

• Importance of transparency and oversight in rescue systems
• The need for evidence-based reporting and support for transparency, identification, and accountability in animal protection efforts

Chapters

• 00:00 Disturbing Incident in Northern California
• 05:22 Transparency and Oversight in Rescue Systems
• 11:47 Trust and Confidence in Rescue Organizations

From small-town North Carolina to communities across the country, this conversation is about preserving culture, tradition, and a way of life many Americans fear is disappearing.

🎙️ Hosted by Christopher Todd Edwards
TicBite NC / Army of Orange
© TicBite NC 2026

#RuralAmerica #CountryLife #Hunting #Farming #TicBiteNC #SmallTownAmerica #OutdoorLife #Fishing #Podcast

What happens when the “dystopian fiction” we read in high school suddenly starts feeling relevant decades later?

In this episode, I explore:
• Orwell’s 1984
• Brave New World
• Fahrenheit 451
• Animal Farm
• Lord of the Flies
• Social media algorithms
• Outrage culture
• AI and surveillance
• Tribalism and modern society
• Why critical thinking matters now more than ever

This is not a partisan political rant.

It’s a reflection on human nature, technology, manipulation, fear, media influence, and the importance of independent thought in the digital age.

If you enjoy thoughtful conversations about culture, freedom, media, psychology, technology, and society — this episode is for you.

#IntelFreedom #1984 #GeorgeOrwell #Dystopian #CriticalThinking #SocialMedia #AI #Algorithms #Fahrenheit451 #BraveNewWorld #AnimalFarm #Podcast #Freedom #Media #Truth #Society #Politics #IndependentThinking #SpotifyPodcast

Join TicBite NC as we sit down with Shon from Long Spur Tracking and Scott from Bad Boars Guide Service for a real, unfiltered conversation about hound hunting, drone deer recovery, hog hunting in the South, and the future of our traditions.

In this episode, we cover:

• How Long Spur Tracking built a multi-state recovery network
• Using drones vs. dogs for tracking wounded deer
• Real hog hunting stories from Georgia swamps
• The truth about dog hunting culture and tradition
• The growing threats to hunting with dogs (Farm Bill discussion)
• Real-world solutions for landowner conflicts and trespassing
• Why community, respect, and tradition still matter

This is not scripted. Not edited. Just real hunters talking about real issues.

If you believe in:
✔️ Hunting traditions
✔️ Protecting hounds
✔️ Passing it on to the next generation

Then this conversation matters.

👉 Make sure to LIKE, SUBSCRIBE, and SHARE to support the channel.

For months, concerns grew over provisions many believed could eventually impact hunting with dogs, animal training practices, livestock traditions, and rural culture itself.

Now the bill has stalled — but many outdoorsmen believe the fight is far from over.

This episode covers:
• Why hunters were concerned about the Farm Bill
• The controversy surrounding anti-hunting language
• How public pressure and awareness influenced the debate
• Why many believe similar legislation will return later
• What rural Americans can learn from this political battle

Sometimes legislation doesn’t fail because people in power suddenly changed their minds.

Sometimes it fails because ordinary people finally started paying attention.

🎙️ Hosted by Christopher Todd Edwards
TicBite NC / Army of Orange
© TicBite NC 2026

#FarmBill #Hunting #RuralAmerica #ArmyOfOrange #TicBiteNC #Houndsmen #OutdoorLife #Politics

In this reflective episode, Christopher Todd Edwards explores legacy, hunting traditions, old memories, rural America, and why storytelling matters now more than ever.

This episode breaks down:
• What IP 28 actually says
• Why rural Americans are alarmed
• How language in legislation can slowly reshape policy
• Why hunters should pay attention before laws are passed instead of after
• The growing divide between urban activism and rural culture

This isn’t just about Oregon.
It’s about understanding how ideas become policy… and how policy eventually becomes enforcement.

🎙️ Hosted by Christopher Todd Edwards
TicBite NC
© TicBite NC 2026

#Oregon #Hunting #IP28 #SecondAmendment #RuralAmerica #TicBiteNC #Fishing #FarmBill #OutdoorLife

In this episode, I explore:
• Orwell’s 1984
• Brave New World
• Fahrenheit 451
• Animal Farm
• Lord of the Flies
• Social media algorithms
• Outrage culture
• AI and surveillance
• Tribalism and modern society
• Why critical thinking matters now more than ever

This is not a partisan political rant.

It’s a reflection on human nature, technology, manipulation, fear, media influence, and the importance of independent thought in the digital age.

If you enjoy thoughtful conversations about culture, freedom, media, psychology, technology, and society — this episode is for you.

#IntelFreedom #1984 #GeorgeOrwell #Dystopian #CriticalThinking #SocialMedia #AI #Algorithms #Fahrenheit451 #BraveNewWorld #AnimalFarm #Podcast #Freedom #Media #Truth #Society #Politics #IndependentThinking #SpotifyPodcast

Both men describe dog hunting as a deeply rooted tradition passed down through generations. Lonnie shares that he has been a dog hunter since childhood and has served as president of the association for the past ten years. Cody explains that he grew up dog hunting with his father, but in his home area of North Alabama, that opportunity was later taken away, forcing him to travel long distances to continue the tradition.

The main issue discussed is a proposed statewide permit system for deer hunting with dogs. According to Lonnie and Cody, the permit itself is not necessarily the problem. Their concern is that it could become a tool to place unnecessary restrictions on hunters who are already following the rules. They argue that a small number of complaints is being used to justify regulations that would affect dog hunters across the entire state.

The guests repeatedly stress that they do not support trespass or irresponsible behavior. Lonnie makes it clear that if a dog crosses onto someone else’s property, it is the hunter’s responsibility to correct the problem. He says the association supports ethical, lawful dog hunting and believes repeat offenders should be dealt with directly rather than punishing everyone.

A major theme in the conversation is the difference between validated complaints and informal or exaggerated allegations. Lonnie explains that years ago, the number of complaints appeared much higher because almost any report or comment could be counted. He says the association pushed for more substantiated complaint tracking, and that the number of confirmed complaints dropped significantly. From their point of view, the current push for broader restrictions does not match the actual scale of the problem.

Another major point is enforcement. Lonnie and Cody argue that Alabama already has laws on the books to deal with trespass and other violations. Their position is that the state should enforce existing rules against bad actors instead of adding new restrictions on everyone else. They say many of the complaints raised at advisory board meetings involve conduct that is already illegal.

Cody also describes frustration with how the permit system is applied from county to county. He says some counties are allowed to operate under permit systems while others with similar circumstances are denied the same opportunity. In his view, that inconsistency shows that the process is not being applied fairly.

The discussion also touches on public land hunting, with the guests questioning why Alabama says dog hunting permits cannot work on public land when neighboring states appear to have found ways to manage similar systems.

The conversation ends on a broader point about culture and the future of hunting. Lonnie and Cody argue that hunting with dogs is one of the best ways to introduce children to hunting because it is active, social, and exciting. They describe youth hunts, public hunts, and chapter events where children are welcomed, fed, encouraged, and given opportunities to participate. In their view, dog hunting is not only a traditional method, but also an important pathway for preserving the next generation of hunters.

Cody closes by referencing the Alabama Constitution’s Sportsman’s Bill of Rights, which states that people have the right to hunt, fish, and harvest wildlife by traditional methods, subject to reasonable regulation. He argues that hunting with dogs clearly qualifies as a traditional method and should be treated as such.

The dogs disappeared during the 2024 Grand American Coon Hunt, one of the biggest hunting events in the country. Authorities later identified a suspect, and a conviction for grand larceny followed — but the dogs are still missing.

This episode explores:
• What happened at the Grand American
• The emotional toll on the family
• The investigation and court case
• Why hunting dog theft is devastating to owners
• The ongoing effort to bring Remmy and Major home

For many houndsmen, these dogs are not “property.”
They are family, hunting partners, and part of a way of life.

🎙️ Hosted by Christopher Todd Edwards
TicBite NC
© TicBite NC 2026

#MadisonRast #StolenDogs #HuntingDogs #GrandAmerican #TreeingWalker #ArmyOfOrange #TicBiteNC #BringThemHome

From political philosophy and religion to survival manuals, revolutionary writings, and controversial literature, this episode examines how books shape culture — and why controlling information has always been a form of power.

Topics include:
• Why governments fear certain ideas
• Historical book bans and censorship
• The relationship between information and control
• Dangerous ideas vs dangerous actions
• Why free societies protect speech and literature

Some books inspire freedom.
Some inspire fear.
Some change the world forever.

🎙️ Hosted by Christopher Todd Edwards
TicBite NC / Intel Freedom
© TicBite NC 2026

This episode examines the allegations, the emotional fallout, questions surrounding oversight in the rescue industry, and why trust between shelters, rescues, and the public matters.

⚠️ This episode discusses allegations and ongoing investigations. All suspects are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in court.

© TicBite NC 2026

#AnimalRescue #MirandasRescue #AnimalCruelty #DogRescue #ArmyOfOrange #TicBiteNC #InvestigativePodcast

We officially launched brand new YouTube and TikTok pages to bring you more hunting stories, outdoor culture, hound dog content, podcasts, news analysis, field interviews, and real conversations from rural America.

If you’ve followed us on Facebook, you already know we don’t follow the crowd. We cover the stories other people avoid, ask hard questions, and stand up for houndsmen and outdoor traditions.

Now we’re expanding.

🐾 Follow Army of Orange on YouTube for:
• Podcasts
• Outdoor commentary
• Hunting culture
• Dog hunting news
• Field interviews
• Rural lifestyle content
• Long-form discussions

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This is only the beginning.

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You ever heard of a “hog killin”

Braxton explains what happened that day, the legal process that followed, and why many hunters are concerned about the growing number of dog-shooting incidents.

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In this unedited conversation, Todd speaks with a Virginia landowner and hunter who says repeated dog encroachment and trespass have become an ongoing problem in his area.

The guest explains that he is not anti-hunting and not anti-dog hunting, but believes the biggest issue in parts of Virginia is repeated trespass, poor communication, and a lack of respect for adjacent landowners. He describes his own experience with smaller parcels of land, neighboring properties, and what he says are recurring conflicts involving dogs being released near property lines and then running through neighboring land.

During the discussion, Todd challenges the guest on specifics, asks for clearer details, and pushes back against broad assumptions. The conversation explores the difference between an occasional accident and a repeated bad habit, the importance of evidence, and why both hunters and landowners need to communicate directly before problems grow into larger legal and political fights.

The interview also touches on right to retrieve, posted property, Virginia’s ongoing annual debate over dog hunting legislation, the role of bad actors, and why both sides must be willing to act like neighbors if the tradition is going to survive.

As with all interviews on this page, this conversation is presented completely unedited so listeners can hear the full discussion in context.

In this episode, Todd sits down with Jim Hackett, Chairman of the Sporting Dog Coalition of Virginia, to discuss the recent legislative battle over House Bill 1396 and what comes next for hunters who use dogs.

Hackett has been involved in hound hunting policy discussions for years, including serving as a stakeholder during Virginia’s hound studies. In this unedited conversation, he explains why many houndsmen believed the bill posed a serious threat to hunting traditions, despite claims that it was only intended to address “bad actors.”

During the discussion, Hackett and Todd address several common questions that frequently appear in public debates about hunting with dogs, including the claim that houndsmen believe they have the right to run dogs on other people’s property. Hackett clearly states that intentional release of dogs onto posted property without permission is already illegal under Virginia law, and he explains why many hunters believe enforcement of existing laws is a better approach than creating new regulations that could impact responsible hunters.

The conversation also examines how the proposed permit system could have affected hunting clubs, the broader political dynamics surrounding wildlife legislation, and the importance of organization among hunters going forward.

Hackett warns that although this particular fight may be over for now, the debate surrounding hunting with dogs in Virginia is far from finished. He encourages hunters of all disciplines—deer, rabbit, coon, squirrel, and others—to work together, stay engaged in the legislative process, and support organizations that defend traditional hunting methods.

The discussion also touches on hunter–landowner relations, the importance of communication between neighbors, and why cooperation at the local level is often the best way to prevent conflicts before they escalate into political battles.

As with all Army of Orange interviews, this conversation is presented completely unedited so listeners can hear the discussion in full context.

In this full meeting with the North Carolina Sporting Dog Association, attorney and lobbyist Nathan breaks down the biggest threats and updates affecting hunting with dogs in 2026.

We cover:

• Senate Bill 220 (Written Permission Law)
• Sandhills Gamelands permit system controversy
• Federal Farm Bill & Greyhound Protection language
• Legislative outlook in North Carolina
• What hunters can do to protect their rights

This is real information straight from the source — no speculation, just facts and firsthand insight.

If you hunt deer, bear, rabbits, or run dogs of any kind, this affects you.

👉 Join the fight. Stay informed. Protect the tradition.

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