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“I have to watch it because I put hunting and fishing in front of their school,” Luke tells The Tennessean. “I think it develops so much character… there’s no better way to spend quality time with your young’uns than deer hunting or turkey hunting or fishing.”
“Those are the things I remember most about being a kid,” he goes on, “so I don’t want there to be any shortage of those with my children.”
Luke recently spent the weekend turkey hunting with his boys on his farm. He and his wife Caroline have two sons: nine-year-old Bo and six-year-old Tate. They’re also raising Luke’s 14-year-old nephew Til, who they took in after he lost both his parents.
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