trad on versus

[PAPA BEAR]

just watched "the buck stops here" on versus,featured a couple of longbow hunters with filming of one taking a nice buck with longbow.pretty cool how they featured trad hunting.  

[Night Wing]

Darn!    :(   I missed it.    :mad:

[todd smith]

Trad on TV is good stuff!       todd

[Interseptor]

I think it comes on again at 12.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

2 shows with that name, where are they hunting?

[Mike Vines]

I just set the DVR.  Thanks for the heads up.

[Gen273]

I will set my DVR as well, thanks for the info!

[LA Trapper]

Good stuff.  He dropped the arrow where it needed to go.

Billy

[mike hall]

Kids in bed and some sudds for dad. I'll stay up for a while.

[Mike Vines]

Originally posted by mike hall:
Kids in bed and some sudds for dad. I'll stay up for a while.

I can't believe I'm still up.

[**DONOTDELETE**]

The 12Am/11PM show was from Kansas, and that was a rifle hunt. The 12:30am/11:30PM show is on now and Here we go with a Trad hunt.

[Hookeye]

Dunno what channel, but there's a trad only hunting show, think the dude is from IN or around here.

he had a Bear Takedown in one show I saw. Think it was in the mornings (was at a gun/bowshop and it was on their TV).

Can't remember his name   :confused:

[tarponnut]

It was Mike Hanback hunting in Montana with
Luke Strommen, it's a repeat but very cool.
Luke really summed up the trad experience in an articulate way.
How does Luke not have a show of his own featuring traditional bowhunting?
Maybe he's had offers?
No offense meant, but I think we have enough wheelie guys on Outdoor TV that look and sound practically alike.

[Red Beastmaster]

I stayed up to watch it. Real nice guy who carried himself and his chosen weapon well. And he drilled a nice buck with a perfect shot.

And he didn't wear camo!

[Bowwild]

Strickland's Archery Adventures on the Sportsman's Channel is mostly traditional, at least when Tim is the hunter.

[Milk River Stickman]

I am glad you fellas enjoyed watching the show...I am genuinely sincere about promoting our sport in the right way that I constantly worry about it.  I live in a glass house that way.  I missed last season, but we are filming another hunt the end of October to be aired next fall.  Any suggestions from anyone?  Like many of you, I am nauseated by some of the stuff in the mainstream right now and want to show the other end of the spectrum.  As far as offers, they are out there...sometimes tough in this economy to turn down.  It's funny, I was offered a big stint on my own show several years ago...big names, big money (whatever that is!), sponsors, the whole nine yards.  The only catch was...i had to shoot wheels!  They couldn't believe me when I turned it down.  People like that just don't understand.  Although, now with three girls...I should have taken the money!  kidding.  I have gotten a lot of support from a lot of trad gang members, just want you to know that I appreciate it and you are all my heroes.

Luke Strommen

[joekeith]

       

[shick]

Luke, you are carrying the 'ball' for the majority of traditional bowhunters.  Your part in the show is giving us the correct exposure that bowhunting needs.  I'm proud to know you and continued success.  Thanks.
Shick

[finq]

does anyone know if theres a webstream or so (legal of course), where i can watch these shows?
we dont have something like "outdoor channel" in germany. actually we dont even have much outdoors in germany to report about hehe.
if you know one, pls send me a pn so i wont miss your post  

[vtmtnman]

Originally posted by Milk River Stickman:
 Like many of you, I am nauseated by some of the stuff in the mainstream right now and want to show the other end of the spectrum.  As far as offers, they are out there...sometimes tough in this economy to turn down.  It's funny, I was offered a big stint on my own show several years ago...big names, big money (whatever that is!), sponsors, the whole nine yards.  The only catch was...i had to shoot wheels!  They couldn't believe me when I turned it down.  People like that just don't understand.  

Luke Strommen