• Dog the Bounty Hunter explains how he went from prison to bounty hunting, how he got his nickname and his new message of faith on Uncut with Jay Cutler

  • Aug 31 2022
  • Length: 48 mins
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Dog the Bounty Hunter explains how he went from prison to bounty hunting, how he got his nickname and his new message of faith on Uncut with Jay Cutler

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  • Duane Chapman, Dog the Bounty Hunter, sits down with Jay to talk about his new mission of faith and how he started a ministry after leaving Hawaii. He also tells the Jay the WILD story about how he found his calling for bounty hunting after running down a friend who was trying to escape from prison, and how that life led him out of prison and biker gangs. Dog also talks about how early in his bounty hunting career he was catching up to six bounties a day to keep his children fed. Dog also explains to Jay about how his rough life early on led him to faith and church, and how his nickname DOG came from the president of his biker gang who said his name should be GOD backwards because he always talked about God. Dog also breaks down how his iconic A&E show got started, how he grew it and where it has led him over the years.

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