Favorite and least Favorite Outdoor Show?

[leechlake]

This has got me thinking, I'm going to make my own "home video" show and invite my buddies over for a few beers and a viewing. I know a guy who did this and had his duck hunting buddies over. He set up chairs like a movie theatre gave them a few beers and popcorn and then handed out those goofy 3-D glasses for them all to put on. He then took their picture and started the movie. After a few seconds they realized the 3-D glass weren't needed and he then sent them all Christmas cards with their 3-D photo enclosed and had a big photo blown up to put at their deer shack.

[Double D]

After reading all these, it surprises me that nobody said anything one way or the other about Babe Winkelmanns show, though I don't see it as often anymore.

Another one I personally like is good old Midwest Outdoor Magazine. Usually pretty down to earth.

One I haven't seen in a long time (and I'm glad it's gone) is Tales of the Texas Trophy Hunter. What a joke - go on a canned hunt and show off your skills at shooting deer at a feeder.

Just my 2 cents.

DD

[riverrat56]

Wisconson's Waters and Woods is a entertaining show, Gillespie is such a horrible fisherman its funny, i went 2 weeks and didn't see him catch a fish, only yell when other people did. Linder's Fishing Edge is also a good show, as is Midwest outdoors. Tony Dean has a great show also. On my least favorite list would have to be Dream Season ( what a joke), Or any show with guys hunting in Texas in a treestand bigger than my fish house, over a feeder, and passing on a 140 class buck that weighs 130 pounds. Those deer don't look right with the huge racks and the little bodys.

[Quickstrike]

my favorites would have to be al lindners new show ( i think it's called the anglers edge ) or else fly fishing america. i agree with you guys, i like watching local outdoor shows but i cannot stand john gillespie. another that bothers me a lot is tred barta.