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#122 Ty Hibbs: Cajun Culture, Raising Children, and Conservation
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- Nov 2, 2025
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- 3659
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Summary
In this episode, Hunter sits down with Louisiana guide Ty Hibbs to talk about life in the marsh — raising kids in Cajun country, fighting for local fisheries, and what it means to stay rooted in the place you love. From shrimp boils and haunted car washes to the Jack Project and the next generation of conservation, Ty shares his heart for family, community, and the Louisiana coast. This conversation is full of humor, honesty, and perspective — a reminder that sometimes the best measure of success isn’t the size of the fish, but the legacy you leave behind. Brought to you by Skinny Water Culture, YETI, Turtlebox Audio, Purpose Built Optics, My Captain, and The Drifter Fish Club. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices