Hi, I’m Linz

CO-HOST/WIFE/MOM/HONEY/OUTDOOR LOVER

 Late 70’s baby, named after the bionic woman, “Lindsay” Wagner, Linz has always cut her own path. In her younger years, her summers were spent in the Ozark Mountains, RV’ing with her grandparents to different bluegrass festivals, undoubtedly leading to her love of classic country and bluegrass music that is still with her today. In her early teens, she moved from the “city” to Bryson, TX where her family owned and operated one of the largest ostrich ranches in the US at the time, the Golden Quill Ostrich Ranch. She then developed a love for showing livestock animals and went on to raise an award winning cross steer that she later sold at the Fort Worth Stock Show.

After high school, life threw Linz curveball. One of the best curveballs ever…she became a mom. For the next two decades, Linz raised her daugther and her son, with a large portion of this time being a single mom. She worked her way up the corporate ladder at AT&T Advertising (formerly, Southwestern Bell) and fell in love with helping small businesses design marketing campaigns that helped them connect with buyers. So much so, that she went onto be a Regional Manager over 3 states of advertising sales reps, before venturing out to start her own marketing agency in 2012, which has expanded with clients from San Antonio to Idaho. While she was succeding in her career and mom life, she just never quite felt like she really knew where she belonged.

Fast forward to when Linz met her husband, Brian, who quickly propelled her to where she is now. In 2019, not only did they fish in Rockport together for the first time but Linz “tagged along” on an evening sit at Brian’s lease, resulting in Linz harvesting her first animal, a whitetail doe. Now married, with dozens and dozens of hunting and fishing experiences together later, Linz will be the first to tell you that Brian has shaped her into the outdoorsman that she is. In just 6 short years, she has successfully connected on four whitetail bucks, one with her bow, a stud antelope buck, which she will tell you was her hardest shot to date, harvested her first turkey this year, countless whitetail does, coyotes and hogs, sandhill crane, and ducks (maybe a few decoys too). She’s been on three New Mexico public land elk hunts, harvesting her first bull elk in 2023. She has also hunted elk in Colorado, had three bear hunts in New Mexico, and hunted axis deer in Texas. She is currently preparing for her first mule deer hunt in New Mexico as well as an elk hunt in Colorado, both in November 2025. Brian has also helped train her in long range shooting, pushing her to shoot and successfully connect beyond 800 yards. Not only does Linz have a passion for hunting, during this time she also began fishing competitively in womens fishing tournaments, where she has been part of the Titty Deep Outdoors team who won back to back wins in the largest womens only fishing tournament in the country as well as placing in multiple other tournaments on the Texas coast. She has fished in multiple countries, landed multiple species, including a beautiful 7ft sailfish in Costa Rica as well as a permit fish in Belize. And she will be the first to tell you that she’s so damn grateful for every opportunity and every door that opened because they didn’t just lead her to new adventures, it led her to Sarah too.

Hi, I’m Linz

CO-HOST/WIFE/MOM/HONEY/OUTDOOR LOVER

 Late 70’s baby, named after the bionic woman, “Lindsay” Wagner, Linz always has cut her own path. In her younger years, her summers were spent in the Ozark Mountains, RV’ing with her grandparents to different bluegrass festivals, undoubtedly leading to her love of classic country and bluegrass music that is still with her today. In her early teens, she moved from the “city” to Bryson, TX where her family owned and operated one of the largest ostrich ranches in the US at the time, the Golden Quill Ostrich Ranch.  She then developed a love for showing livestock animals and went on to raise an award winning cross steer that she later sold at the Fort Worth Stock Show. 

After high school, life threw Linz curveball. She became a mom. For the next two decades, Linz raised her daugther, and her son, with a large portion of this time being a single mom. She worked her way up the corporate ladder at AT&T Advertising (formerly, Southwestern Bell) and fell in love with helping small businesses design marketing campaigns that helped them connect with buyers. So much so that she went onto be a Regional Manager over 3 states of sales reps, before venturing out to start her own marketing agency in 2012. While she was succeding in her career and mom life, she never quite felt like she really knew where she belonged. 

Fast forward to when Linz met her husband, Brian, who quickly propelled her to where she is now. In 2019, not only did they fish in Rockport together for the first time but they also hunted together, resulting in Linz harvesting her first animal. Now married, with dozens and dozens of hunting and fishing experiences later, Linz will be the first to tell you that Brian has shaped her into the outdoorsman that she is. In just 6 short years, she has successfully connected on 4 whitetail bucks, one with her bow, a stud of antelope buck, harvested her first turkey this year, countless whitetail does, coyotes and hogs, sandhill crane, ducks, been on three New Mexico public land elk hunts, harvesting her first bull elk in 2023. She has also hunted elk in Colorado, three bear hunts in New Mexico, axis deer hunt in West Texas, and is currently preparing for her first mule deer hunt in New Mexico as well as an elk hunt in Colorado, both in November 2025. Brian has also helped train her in long range shooting, pushing her to shoot and successfully connect beyond 800 yards. Not only does Linz have a passion for hunting, during this time she also began fishing competitively in womens fishing tournaments, where she has been part of the Titty Deep Outdoors team who won back to back wins in the largest womens only fishing tournament in the country as well as placing in multiple other tournaments on the Texas coast. And she will be the first to tell you that she’s so damn grateful for every opportunity and every door that opened because they didn’t just lead her to new adventures, it led her to Sarah too.