Bow Madness

Mark Drury and Jared Lurk embark on yet another trip to Alberta Canada with favorite guide Corey Jarvis. Only this time, Corey has a new proposition: New Zone, New Excitement, New Deer, New Dirt. kwhunting kwglobal

New Bow Madness cast member Dave Kramer and his son, Daltyn, take to Dave's newly acquired piece of land in the hopes of putting some big bucks on the ground in Iowa.

After a disappointing trip to New Mexico last year, John O'Dell returns in a redemption trip with hopes of filling his tags and getting Mossy Oak's Dustin Whitacre on an enchanted giant of his own. With two Elk tags and a mule deer tag in hand, the guys set out to finally close the deal from last year.

Bric Steward and Brandon Jennings try to get their first Bow Madness harvests as rookie cast members.

The Propsts prep their farm for MO Whitetail season before Jeff heads to New Mexico in search of a giant rutting elk.

The Drury Outdoors cameramen, both past and present, get a chance in front of the camera to harvest some whitetails while the cast discusses what’s involved with shooting a hunt for television.

The Lurks take to the woods with their Reconyx cameras, allowing them more time with family. Introducing his daughter to the sport this season, Jared soon discovers that brother Justin isn't his only good luck charm.

Mark Drury and cameraman Wade Robinson take to the diverse terrain of South Dakota to hunt not one, not two, but three types of even-toed game.

After a shattering year of no harvests, Lee Novotny gets his hands on a coveted Iowa tag and takes to the stand. Both he and pal Eric Bothun jump back and forth from Minnesota to Iowa in the hopes of making this year count.

A family that hunts together stays together. After his own successful hunt, John O'Dell takes his place behind the camera to film wife, Suzy, and son, Jacob, as they hunt whitetails in southern Texas.

After hunting with Trophy Addiction Outfitters in Missouri, Bric Steward and Brandon Jennings return home, aiming to capitalize on their own turf in Missouri and Illinois.

The Bow Madness cast takes their decoy strategies to the field as new Drury Outdoors team member, Greg Glesinger, smacks a couple bruisers while using decoy strategies of his own.

The Bow Madness teams present an informational debate on a controversial topic. State laws aside, they discuss their views on baiting practices, questioning and defending the tactics so many hunters use. Let the opening arguments begin!