HeyJaredThe Life of Pops
Have you ever had to hunt a man to eat? In this series, we dive into the life of pops and tell his story in reverse starting with how he become a renowned professional BOUNTY HUNTER whilst working as a Nuclear Technician!
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- Sep 13, 2026
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Dog Eat Dog World Part 2 - Episode 16 (opens the original)
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Pops gives insight of the hunting laws in California and also tells us about the first time he was EVER fired off a job!
Dog Eat Dog World Part 1 - Episode 15 (opens the original)
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Pops long time partner takes the stand against him in order to take his business from a bonding company in Tennessee. Trust no one!
Framed in Nashville - Episode 14 (opens the original)
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The bounty hunting game is a treacherous one, but what happens when the team you're working with also becomes a liability? If you have googled Pops government name , this is story about how a mission in Nashville,TN lead to unexpected warrants for Pops!
Oil Rig Runaway - Episode 13 (opens the original)
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Pops had to hit the road to North Dakota! Fugitive Recovery is not a 9-5 job and on this episode he teams up with some Mississippi bounty hunters to take a trip to an oil rig to HUNT a fugitive!
Florida Man - Episode 12 (opens the original)
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Caught pops trying to slide another story in so I went ahead and pressed record! Florida might as well be it's own country at this point, but from a bounty hunters perspective do they have the craziest people the US has to offer?!
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