While a lot of country artists have quite the hunting resume, few are as good a shot as Riley Green.
After all, his Instagram handle is @RileyDuckMan. He is known within the country community for his duck hunting prowess.
One thing is for sure, collaborating on a country song is a lot different than collaborating on a hunting trip.
I recently sat down with Green, and he got to talking about his collaboration with Jelly Roll, “Copenhagen in a Cadillac.” The two country artists have become good friends over the years.
Jelly Roll is pretty open about the fact that he smokes marijuana; if Green took him hunting with him, would this have an effect on the ducks?
“Well, ducks can’t smell, so I don’t think that’s an issue,” Green responded to that question.
Green then went into why Jelly wouldn’t make a good duck hunting partner: “Ya know, he’s a pretty jovial guy. He’s kinda out loud, so I don’t know if he can be still and quiet long enough.”
Green sealed the situation with, “I don’t think that’s for him.”
You can hear “Copenhagen in a Cadillac” on Green’s latest album, Ain’t My Last Rodeo.
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