Ep 3. Shot Thru the Heart

The episode "Shot Thru the Heart" from season 3 of Duck Dynasty follows the Robertson family as they embark on a new business venture: creating their own line of camouflage clothing.

At the beginning of the episode, Willie and Jase are brainstorming ideas for a new line of clothing that they will present to a manufacturer. The two get into a playful argument over who is the better salesman, with Jase arguing that he can sell anything to anyone.

As the brothers continue their discussion, the rest of the family begins to get involved. Si suggests they come up with a catchy slogan, while Phil insists they use high-quality materials. The family matriarch, Miss Kay, tries to offer her opinions, but the men brush her off, leading to a heart-to-heart conversation between Miss Kay and her son, Jase.

After a few more family pow-wows, the Robertsons finally come up with a design they all agree on, and head to the manufacturer to present their new lineup of camo clothing. The manufacturer is impressed with their design and orders a large quantity of the merchandise, which gives the family the green light to move forward with their business.

However, the family's celebrations are cut short when they learn that Willie's daughter has been accidentally shot in the leg with a BB gun by one of her brothers. The family rushes to the hospital to be with her, and Willie is forced to leave his business partners hanging as he takes time off to care for his daughter.

The episode continues to follow the family as they deal with the aftermath of the accident. Uncle Si suggests they hold a family "BB gun amnesty" to prevent any future accidents, while Phil teaches the kids about gun safety. The family also reminisces about their own childhood mishaps with guns, reminding viewers that while they may be experts in duck hunting, they still make mistakes.

In the end, the Robertson family comes out on top. Their business is a success, and Willie's daughter makes a full recovery. The episode ends with a heartwarming reminder of the bond between the Robertson family members, and their ability to come together and overcome any obstacle.