Favorite shows?

[Njkoren]

The hunting public is the best. I wish meat eater had some new stuff. That back 40 thing they did wasnt great. The older hunting beast stuff was pretty eye opening but i think dan infalt is starting to feel his age and his hunting style doesnt allow for that.

[Kilbo]

Another vote for YouTube and The Hunting Public. I love their videos. As for Tv I’m into the cop shows. NCIS, Blue Blood, Chicago PD etc etc

[06roadking]

I can’t stand any of the deer hunting shows I’ve seen. I constant whispering and product endorsements while they wait for a deer that’s walked by the same tree daily for six months is too much for me. I watch FoxPro TV on my phone at lunchtime. I find myself watching Andy Griffith more than anything else. Old age setting in I guess...

[NJ Predator]

They still have hunting shows? I stopped watching a long time ago.

[Rusty]

I like Forged In Fire.  My son's buddy won it 2 years ago.  

P.S.  Yes I know that this is not a hunting show.  Get over it.  

[_X7]

Bill Winke's Midwest Whitetail is one of the few I watch that I really enjoy. You can see all of the episode's online....

http://www.midwestwhitetail.com/videos/ruts-last-days-end-of-lockdown-midwest-whitetail/

I watched Jackie Bushman's Buckmasters yesterday for the first time in years. Wow, they don't even attempt to make it look real. Totally staged. I still watch the Kisky's and the Crush now and then. They are good people

Edited February 10, 2020 by _X7

[Michael Britt]

Midwest Whitetail especially the "Chasing November" series, The Hunting Public (these guys like to have fun out there and great footage), and The Hunting Beast (for knowledge content more than footage).  I watch on YouTube on my smart tv.

Edited February 10, 2020 by Michael Britt

[ssm1957]

Bowhunt or Die.  I watch it on Roku but I believe you can find it on You Tube.

Midwest Whitetails Chasing November is pretty interesting.

Just started watching Red Arrow.  Kip Campbell the host was at Harrisburg, good guy, pretty funny and entertaining.

 

Edited February 10, 2020 by ssm1957

[Merkel]

On 2/8/2020 at 9:05 AM, RPK0620 said:

Stan......  I wonder how many on this forum have ever heard of let alone watched Green Acres ?  

I have - LOL - it’s also on ME TV ..... it’s the stupidest show on TV but sometimes it’s just what the intellectual side of me needs 

[mazzgolf]

13 hours ago, Rusty said:

I like Forged In Fire.  My son's buddy won it 2 years ago.  

P.S.  Yes I know that this is not a hunting show.  Get over it.  

Sure it's a hunting show... well, at least they make things that "will keelll"... that's close enough.

 

[Bannock-pt.]

In hindsight I guessed I should’ve asked what’s your favorite show. Some great hunting shows I didn’t know about and also some really great non hunting shows I hadn’t heard about. Again, thanks for all the replies. Keep em coming.

[barrike]

As previously mentioned YELLOWSTONE.  Not a hunting show, but it is bad ass!

Also previously mentioned ALONE.  10 people are dumped in the remote wilderness miles apart from each other.  All they have to do is survive.  Last one to not pussy out, wins!

[Lunatic]

Hunting shows are like watching professional football. 90% of BS and 10 % of hunting when in reality you could take a year's worth of shows from any of the series and make it into one 30 minute segment. Show me deer coming in, the shot, recovery and good look at the animal at the end. I don't want to watch how you travelled to your hunt, what you had for breakfast, how hard you were hunting so far, how you hung the stand and on and on and on, only then to tell me all of this again over dead animal. This last part I never get. You watch the guys do it and after recovery he tells you again as if you were not watching

[Gobblengrunt]

I’m addicted to the First 48.  “Hunting” down an actual homicide suspect(s) is the only hunting show I’ll watch, lol! As for an “outdoor” show, I do like river monsters.

[Devil Horns]

Red Arrow and Become 1 on tv. I don’t know when they come on but I have the DVR set to record them. 

Leatherwood Outdoors on YouTube. Great videos!