Duck Dynasty Cast To Start The New Year With A Bang! The Bearded Family Released New Line Of Guns With ‘Faith. Family. Ducks.’ Markings

The Duck Dynasty cast is ready to start the New Year with a bang as they have recently collaborated with the well-known weapon manufacturer Mossberg for a 12 line "Duck Commander Series" of guns featuring a camouflage pattern and words "Faith. Family. Ducks." marked on them.

Meanwhile, Willie and Korie Robertson recently appeared on Fox News Channel's "All-American New Year's Eve" special on Tuesday night, for their first interview following the family patriarch's controversy.

The Duck Dynasty cast carefully chose their words on the said interview, despite hosts Bill Hemmer and Elisabeth Hasselbeck attempts on provoking them to talk about the controversy.

"Well, we're just glad to be back to work. And A&E and us are fine," Willie Robertson explained. "The Robertsons, we're looking forward to getting back to making some funny shows, and it's a new year. So we're ready to break in a new year and start it all over again."

The hosts candidly asked about the family's decision to stick with A&E despite the issue following Phil Robertson's anti-gay comments on GQ magazine. However, Willie Robertson offered a safe answer saying only that the family is "ready to move on" and has "all learned a lot" from the controversy they got all involved in two weeks ago.

Willie also promoted the show's upcoming new season to be aired in January 15, saying:

"We're just ready. I mean, we're ready to get started. We got a new season coming up in a couple of weeks, and we're really excited about that .... We're ready to move on, you know? I think we all learned a lot and we're just ready to move on, and the family's happy and we're ready to go. I gotta make sure my guys are back there building duck calls!"

While his wife Korie butts in saying that she's "just glad the family's all together and that "we're happy, happy happy."

The Duck Dynasty cast is most certainly ready for the New Year and is willing to let bygones be bygones.