Programm von Wild TV

A goose hunting destination; road trip waterfowl hunting experience to Saskatchewan; field hunting specks with bonus sandhill cranes.

Wes targets channel cats in the murky depths of Manitoba's Red River.

After 24 days of trying to harvest an Axis Buck, this is Blaine's last shot to get it done.

Early season smallmouth are a blast and learning how to locate them is the key to success!

Taking the Smith & Wesson Model 1854 lever-action rifle from the range to the field, and looking at the rifle's performance over several hunts.

Rich and Sandi trap marten on their line in NW Alberta.

Sandi and Marisa do the final candling and then count the chicks.

Dale meets a hunter heading out bowhunting on a day trip; Dale heads out in an abandoned coulee area and is lost; Dale has 72 hours with just what the hunter had with him in his daypack and clothing until rescue.

Silver King's sponsors come together in Islamorada to see who's best.

Bryce surprised his girl with a date night surprise that she did not see coming! The sun is out, the fish are biting, and the pressure is on as Kelsey races to catch as many fish as possible.

This episode of Beyond the Blind Hunts follows Justin as he travels from Manitoba to Mission, British Columbia, to fish for river sturgeon.

Legendary professional bass fisherman and lifelong outdoorsman Hank Parker is back in town and joins the guys for a great conversation all about fishing. Before they sit down, Lynn and Sid fry up a fresh batch of crappie for Hank and Gevan.

In the heart of Mozambique's Zambezi Delta, a team of conservationists has overseen one of the largest range expansions of African lions in modern times; following the reintroduction of 24 lions in 2018, the population has grown to over 100 today.

Mitchell pursues whitetail bucks with his bow in hand, hoping to catch up to his target buck.

Another few days in the life of a Saskatchewan guide as Tyler Mann puts us on a ton of Mallards, Lessers and Honkers; joined by the Viking from Iceland, the guys from Weatherby and Federal and even some of Tylers guides get to shoot.

This week, we follow Yannick and Alex on their moose hunt on a majestic territory in Newfoundland.

This week we have Eddie Roberts and Dave Passon in Canada looking for big black bears.

Heading up to the Cariboo Region of British Columbia, home of some Stillwater lakes; Mark from Lone Butte Sporting Goods joins in and gets taken to a remote lake that is not for the faint of heart.

Jeff talks about destinations that are more than just epic, they're bucketlistable.

In the quiet, deep woods of northern Maine, three aging trappers chase marten and fisher. Ken, Bob and Butch enjoy the camaraderie, the wilderness and a bountiful catch as they trek through the incredible, scenic timber of the Maine backcountry.

Keith and Lane spend their Saturday morning doing some whitetail herd management at Viejo Creek Ranch.

New blasters from Smith & Wesson, Tisas and Ruger; plus, Double Tap Snake Shot and Caldwell clay throwers.

Steve Bartylla debunks the doe factory myth, explaining how over-improving land can drive mature bucks out of their bedding areas. Learn how to strategically segregate your property, create low-impact travel dead zones and more.

Taylor Wright goes on a family outdoor adventure; he takes his daughters on a spring wild turkey hunt.

Hunting big south Texas whitetails.

A long season and no target bucks, Dean puts the time in to produce encounters while bowhunting Saskatchewan.

Two of our best hunts of the spring, in Kansas and Minnesota.

Calvin, Jon, and Braden sight in rifles, then head to Wild Boar Adventures near North Battleford, Saskatchewan; on site, they scout muddy trails and wallows, identify boar corridors, set box blinds and stands, and settle in for the evening's wait.

Rod Giltaca from the Canadian Coalition for Firearm Rights (CCFR) and guests explore firearm-related topics and rights in a current events show.

Steve Eklund and Mark Boyce pursue a coveted Alberta mule deer tag, grinding through tough conditions until persistence finally pays off in a late-season success.

The Higdon Crew continues their trip to Habitat Flats Central Prairie Lodges. This one was cold and ugly, but luckily the ducks didn't mind! Don't miss it!

TJ hunts a monster Sindh ibex in Pakistan.

Bulls are bugling as Ryan and Louie DeBrusk return to Alberta elk camp for another shot at success; in studio, co-host Jim Thomson breaks down tactics for hunting thick timber.

After 24 days of trying to harvest an Axis Buck, this is Blaine's last shot to get it done.

Miguel finally lives his dream hunt : a Red Stag spot and stalk in beautiful New-Zealand.

Calvin, Jon, and Braden sight in rifles, then head to Wild Boar Adventures near North Battleford, Saskatchewan; on site, they scout muddy trails and wallows, identify boar corridors, set box blinds and stands, and settle in for the evening's wait.

Steve Eklund and Mark Boyce pursue a coveted Alberta mule deer tag, grinding through tough conditions until persistence finally pays off in a late-season success.

This episode of Beyond the Blind Hunts follows Justin as he travels from Manitoba to Mission, British Columbia, to fish for river sturgeon.

Legendary professional bass fisherman and lifelong outdoorsman Hank Parker is back in town and joins the guys for a great conversation all about fishing. Before they sit down, Lynn and Sid fry up a fresh batch of crappie for Hank and Gevan.

Another few days in the life of a Saskatchewan guide as Tyler Mann puts us on a ton of Mallards, Lessers and Honkers; joined by the Viking from Iceland, the guys from Weatherby and Federal and even some of Tylers guides get to shoot.

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Late season means last chances, and Kenny isn't giving up on the monster buck he's been chasing through West Virginia's steep mountain country. With winter closing in fast, it's a race against time to connect with this massive whitetail.

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Dale meets a hunter heading out bowhunting on a day trip; Dale heads out in an abandoned coulee area and is lost; Dale has 72 hours with just what the hunter had with him in his daypack and clothing until rescue.

A: Metal and Meat Drill. B: Competition Can Fit Anyone/KDG Scopemount. C: Ruger Pistol Pack. D: Projectile Selection.