Things are going to be pretty hilarious for the loyal viewers out there as the American reality TV series is back for its ninth season and what better to do with a comeback than hosting a charity event.
The famous family known for being the best at duck hunting at Louisiana is going to host a charity event to raise awareness for injured vets, and it was seriously funny. The men of the family will be getting in touch with their feminine side on the upcoming episode so watch out.
The family decided together to host the first Duck and Color Run to raise awareness for charity, but they couldn't figure out exactly which one to donate their time to. Then they met Christian and Mark, two Marine Corps vets who were seriously injured while serving overseas.
They were greeted by the whole Robertson clan and what better way to welcome them than to hunt and fish. The quiet fishing trip quickly turned into a competition for reeling in the biggest fish. The losing team would have to wear tutus as their Duck and Color Run outfit the following day. Surprisingly enough, everyone agreed to this bet and they are more than excited to wear tutus while running if they lose the bet.
It was not just funny but touching as well since they invited Marcus Luttrell, the Marine who inspired the Mark Wahlberg movie Lone Survivor. The family sure did show everyone how important it is to give thanks and importance to our veterans especially the wounded ones.
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