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Bowhunter Editor Curt Wells joins super slam bowhunter Frank Noska in Old Mexico and completes a slam of his own. In Dead On, pro archer Randy Ulmer talks about bow setup.

Bowhunter Editor Curt Wells is tempted by a number whitetail bucks while searching for a more desirable trophy.

Elk-calling pioneer Larry D. Jones returns to his Oregon elk-hunting roots with long-time Bowhunter friend Scott McIlvoy, and in typical Jones fashion he knows just what to say to sweet-talk bull elk into bow range. In Dead On, pro archer Randy Ulmer talks face paint.

Bowhunter Publisher Jeff Waring's amazing Greenland adventure continues. This time Outfitter Frank Feldmann takes the team into the steep, rocky hills in search of reclusive Greenlandic caribou bulls.

Bowhunter returns to Greenland's southern fjordlands to hunt muskox with well-known outfitter Frank Feldmann. Bowhunter Publisher Jeff Waring and friends get their first look at this amazing land and stalk into pointblank range of big, woolly bulls. In Dead On, pro archer Randy Ulmer shares stalking tips.

Bowhunter Magazine Assistant Editor Brian Fortenbaugh heads back to Montana Whitetails and enjoys the benefits of steady rut activity and well-placed decoys.

Bowhunter Assistant Editor Brian Fortenbaugh, his dad Rick, and long-time magazine friend Jim Pfaff from Minnesota, discover that well-placed ground blinds work well for mule deer too.

Bowhunter Assistant Editor Brian Fortenbaugh, his dad Rick, and long-time magazine friend Jim Pfaff from Minnesota, discover that well-placed ground blinds work well for mule deer too.

Bowhunter Magazine Editor Curt Wells returns to the Yukon to hunt moose with well-known outfitter Don Lind of MacMillan River Adventures and together they set out to end Curt's well-documented moose curse.

Bowhunter Magazine Editor Curt Wells relives the years of moose-hunting memories that have added up to a full-blown moose curse.

In celebration of 13 years in TV production, Bowhunter Magazine Editor Curt Wells takes viewers for a walk down memory lane, re-living some of the staff's big-game encounters with sometimes less-than-spectacular results.

Bowhunter Magazine Hunting Whitetails columnist C.J. Winand may have to accept that his daughters think he's a better daddy than bowhunter. Here youngest daughter Jesse shows him how it's done bowfishing for rays and then takes a tremendous Wyoming antelope buck.

Bowhunter Sales Manager Jeff Millar hosts long-time friend Josh Johnson from Spot-Hogg on a Colorado pronghorn hunt at Fred and Michele Eichler's FullDraw Outfitters. Despite wet weather, Josh takes a superb trophy.

Bowhunter Magazine's Hunting Whitetails columnist and self-acclaimed deer nut C.J. Winand heads to Alaska's legendary Kodiak Island in search of the last deer in his quest to take a respresentative of every P&Y Club recognized deer species in North America.

Bowhunter Assistant Editor Brian Fortenbaugh hosts long-time friend Terry Rohm as they set their sights on big northwoods bruins at Brandon Schreiber's Buck Country Outfitters in Saskatchewan. Pointblank bears make for plenty of good entertainment and Brian takes one of his best bears ever.

Host Mike Carney and retired Pro Footballer Justin Tuck relive some absolutely amazing hunting adventures and prove that bowhunters are athletes too.

Mark Land and Andy Cardwell of Muzzy Bowfishing treat Bowhunter Magazine Editor Curt Wells and Bowhunter TV Editor Derek Mleynek to some high-flying bowfishing action in Kentucky Lake Country.

This special milestone shoe brings viewers some of our most memorable moments from over a dozen years of Bowhunter TV.

Bowhunter Magazine Editor Curt Wells, joined by sons Jason and Jared and grandson Carson, make a quick trip to Miles Wilhite's Little Walnut Outfitters. In what has become a family tradition, the Wells boys make even quicker work of big Kansas gobblers.

Host Mike Carney goes in search of giant Alaska-Yukon moose in the Hogatza River country of Central Alaska with well-known outfitter Stan Parkeson of Denali Hunts. The out-sized adventure, two years in the making, follows in the footsteps of a legendary hunt from the early days of Bowhunter filming efforts. kwhunting