Robbie Perdue
is a native North Carolinian who enjoys cooking, butchery, and is passionate about all things BBQ. He straddles two worlds as an IT professional and a farmer who loves heritage livestock and heirloom vegetables. His perfect day would be hunting deer, dove, or ducks then babysitting his smoker while watching the sunset over the blackwater of Lake Waccamaw.
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Feathers & Whiskey Podcast: Episode 2
In this episode, we chat with Edgar Castillo, an upland hunter and writer, about his passion for chasing game birds and his journey as a storyteller. Edgar shares his experiences in the field, the connection between hunter and dog, and how his love for upland hunting influences his writing. Whether you're a hunter or an outdoor enthusiast, this episode is sure to inspire. Tune in for a conversation about tradition, nature, and the spirit of the hunt.
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The History of Memorial Day: Honoring Those Who Served
Memorial Day, observed on the last Monday in May, honors U.S. military personnel who died in service. It began after the Civil War as Decoration Day and evolved to commemorate all fallen soldiers. Today, it's marked by ceremonies like the National Moment of Remembrance and events at Arlington National Cemetery, reminding us to reflect on their sacrifices. While it’s the start of summer, Memorial Day’s true purpose is to remember those who gave their lives for our freedom.
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Commemorating 250 Years: The Birth of North Carolina’s Independence
The courthouse in Charlotte was silent except for the scratch of quills on parchment. Abraham Alexander stepped forward, his voice steady. "We declare ourselves free. From this day forward, we are no longer subjects to a distant king." The men around him nodded, their resolve hardening. One by one, they signed their names. In that moment, North Carolina declared its independence—not just from Britain, but from fear. The fight for freedom had begun.
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Still Running: Secretariat’s Legacy Lives in the 2025 Kentucky Derby
More than half a century after his record-breaking run, Secretariat still thunders through the heart of American horse racing. In the 2025 Kentucky Derby, every horse in the field carries his blood — proof that legends don’t fade, they evolve.
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Chickens, Chores, and Breakfast: Starting Your Backyard Flock
There’s no sound sweeter than a box full of peeping chicks and no reward greater than gathering fresh eggs from your own backyard. It all starts with a handful of fluff, a bag of feed, and a little bit of patience.
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Where the Water Returns: Land, Heritage, and the Lumbee Legacy at Camp Island
On a quiet stretch of land known as Camp Island, 1,382 acres of ancestral ground have been returned to the hands of the Lumbee Tribe, reconnecting a people to the wild lands they’ve known for generations.
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Her First Hunt
Reflecting on my mother, who is now gone, and the longing for a daughter of my own to someday share the tradition with.
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All-new Women’s Hoyt Eclipse
When it came to designing a premier bow for women bowhunters, Hoyt started with a clean slate. After a whole lot of listening, they took a lengthy wishlist and checked box after box until they had engineered an entire system, optimized for speed, comfort, and shootability.
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The Stillness Between Heartbeats
There’s a hush that falls over the woods just before the world changes. It's not quite silence — more like everything holding its breath.
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When the Tuna Ran Wild
There are fish stories — and then there are fish truths so wild they almost seem like lies.
