Programme de Wild TV

Late-season pheasant hunt South of Watertown, South Dakota; hunting with Sioux River Hunt Club.

Wes trolls for salmon and jigs for halibut with Serengeti Fishing Charters.

Blaine finishes up his blackbuck hunt in Texas then goes after Camp meat. We are officially on doe patrol.

Knobby's Fly-In and Outpost does it again - unreal fishing!

This week, we're back in Texas at our deer lease, which means it's a home game, and it's all about finding deer on Stealth Cams, playing the wind, and relaxing around camp shooting bows, telling stories, and eating Angel's home cooking.

Rich and Sandi continue to expand the marten line while dealing with weather, frost and a surprising population explosion.

Rich and Sandi start the process of segregating birds and collecting eggs to load the incubator for the first hatch of the season.

Dale heads out for a solo canoe trip on Lesser Salve Lake. The episode begins with the canoe tipping over into the water. Dale loses all his gear and food. Dale must use only what he had in his PFD and pockets for 72 hours until rescue.

Fourteen-year-old fly angler Stevie Kim joins Jared in Islamorada.

The team continues their wild turkey hunt in Ontario. After taking two birds the day before, they still have two more tags to fill.

The crew heads back to Costa Rica, to settle the score with the year before when we got robbed of more than just big fish; this time we are determined to bring in some records!

Justin heads to Alberta's Wessex Game Birds for his first-ever pheasant hunt. With fast-flying birds, missed opportunities, and lessons learned in the field, every flush is a chance to become a better hunter.

The guys sit down with Christian Bud Turner, Lynn Beaty's grandson and an Arkansas Razorback baseball player. Bud talks about his path to college baseball, life as a Razorback, hunting stories and some of the lessons he's learned along the way.

In Namibia, Dan Cabela visits conservationist Robin Hurt to see how private land ownership and hunting have restored the landscape to a thriving wildlife area.

Mitchell and friends head to the flyway for spring snow geese.

Mario and Mike Miller scout out some big public water in Colorado and find a few Mallards hiding out in this Timber section of the lake.

This week, the conclusion of the epic hunting trip at Lakeside Safari in South Africa.

This week we have Grant Boies and Dave Hendrickson on their search for big whitetail.

Brendan heads out of Tofino to chase his newest obsession; jigging for squid and then using them as bait for salmon battles.

Snowmobiler Television talks about the new sled lineups with the manufacturers at TISPAS.

At 18, Zac Gidney already has a deep understanding of trapping and animal behavior-knowledge well beyond his years; his mother, Laura, is every bit as skilled; joining this talented duo on their New York trapline as they put their experience to work.

It's Girl Power at Viejo Creek Ranch as Avery Simpson and Tara Stewart hunt for whitetail.

The newest SIG Sauer CROSS brings excitement and Crimson Trace reintroduces new lasers; Tokarev, Leupold and ROSSI set their best products forward.

This episode proves that small-property managers can achieve massive habitat success with the right strategy. The team shares expert tips on creating year-round food sources using native fruits and Dunston Chestnuts.

Ryan Kohler and Gunther Tondelier head deep into Alberta's timber in search of elk; after days of hard hunting, the duo finishes strong with full freezers.

Host Taylor Wright shares his enthusiasm for hunting.

Texas is always a target rich environment.

Rochelle Partridge hunts an ancient buck with her Excalibur crossbow.

Anson Sutherland finally catches up to a 5-year-old Missouri buck he named Nips after a couple of years of chasing him.

Weeks into the Saskatchewan whitetail season, Mike Bourque is still chasing one giant buck that refuses to make a mistake; with only days left and temperatures dropping, he gets one final chance to close the deal.

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

Steve faces his final hurdle for the Super North American 29 Grand Slam: the Alaskan Brown Bear; in the rugged Peninsula wilds, he battles brutal weather and apex predators to complete a lifelong quest; will he capture the legendary 29th species?

Higdon Outdoors TV is back with a banger on this mixed hunt at Habitat Flats Canada! Big spins of snows make for an exciting opener. Don't miss it!

Vanessa tackles her toughest challenge yet… spot and stalk giraffe with her bow.

Ryan Kohler and Gunther Tondelier head deep into Alberta's timber in search of elk; after days of hard hunting, the duo finishes strong with full freezers.

Blaine finishes up his blackbuck hunt in Texas then goes after Camp meat. We are officially on doe patrol.

Eric Lacelle and Eric Marion head out to Shannon Lodge just in time to open the fishing season with their walleye fishing experience.

Weeks into the Saskatchewan whitetail season, Mike Bourque is still chasing one giant buck that refuses to make a mistake; with only days left and temperatures dropping, he gets one final chance to close the deal.

The team continues their wild turkey hunt in Ontario. After taking two birds the day before, they still have two more tags to fill.

Steve faces his final hurdle for the Super North American 29 Grand Slam: the Alaskan Brown Bear; in the rugged Peninsula wilds, he battles brutal weather and apex predators to complete a lifelong quest; will he capture the legendary 29th species?

Justin heads to Alberta's Wessex Game Birds for his first-ever pheasant hunt. With fast-flying birds, missed opportunities, and lessons learned in the field, every flush is a chance to become a better hunter.

The guys sit down with Christian Bud Turner, Lynn Beaty's grandson and an Arkansas Razorback baseball player. Bud talks about his path to college baseball, life as a Razorback, hunting stories and some of the lessons he's learned along the way.

Mario and Mike Miller scout out some big public water in Colorado and find a few Mallards hiding out in this Timber section of the lake.

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From dawn to dusk, B.T. battles brutal terrain and unpredictable weather while employing different hunting strategies for each species in this action-packed mountain adventure.

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Dale heads out for a solo canoe trip on Lesser Salve Lake. The episode begins with the canoe tipping over into the water. Dale loses all his gear and food. Dale must use only what he had in his PFD and pockets for 72 hours until rescue.

A: Zeroing 45° B: Functional Exercises/KDG Sidelock C: High Standard 380 D: Shooting Bags.