Ep 4. The Hoffman's

The episode opens with host David Holder on his way to meet up with the Hoffman family for a weekend of hunting. The Hoffmans are a tight-knit family who have hunted together for many years, and David is excited to be joining them on one of their annual trips.

As they set out on their hunt, the group has some ups and downs. They encounter some challenges due to the weather, but are able to push through and continue their hunt. Throughout the episode, we get to know the different members of the Hoffman family and learn about their individual hunting experiences and preferences.

One of the highlights of the episode comes when David joins the Hoffmans for an evening hunt. They head out to a beautiful spot and settle in to wait for the animals to appear. As they sit in silence, David reflects on the unique bond that hunting can create between people. He notes that even though they may come from different backgrounds, when they're out in the woods together, they're all just hunters.

As the episode progresses, we get to see some successful hunts. The Hoffman family members take down several animals, and there are some particularly exciting moments where they have to track their prey across difficult terrain. Throughout it all, there's a real sense of camaraderie and joy in the group. They genuinely seem to enjoy each other's company and have a great time together, whether they're hunting or just sitting around the campfire.

Towards the end of the episode, the group reflects on what hunting means to them. They talk about their respect for the animals they hunt and their connection to the natural world. There's a real sense of reverence and mindfulness in the way they approach their sport, which is evident even in the small moments of the episode when they're just quietly observing the forest around them.

The episode ends with a heartfelt goodbye as David thanks the Hoffman family for an incredible weekend. He notes that their love for hunting is contagious, and that he's grateful to have been able to share in their experience. As they part ways, it's clear that the Hoffman family will continue to hunt together for many years to come, and that their tradition will be passed down through generations.