Bow Madness

After a 2-year hiatus trusty cameraman Wade Robinson returns to hunt with Corey Jarvis of Three Rivers Adventures in Alberta, Canada. This time he and Corey are tasked with a repeat performance of “New Boots, Old Dirt” as they introduce another hunter, cameramen Chase Hill, to his first mule deer hunt. kwhunting kwglobal

John and Jacob O’Dell travel half the circumference of the globe on a pair of trips to South America and Canada. Dave and Wyatt Reisner join the O’Dells to introduce their sons to giant red stag hunting at Algar Safaris in Argentina. John and Jacob make their annual trek to black bear Island Lodge in Northern Saskatchewan for a memorable hunt on Jacob’s 18th birthday.

Tom Ware and Scott Manifold are two of the most successful whitetail hunters in the country. On the hunt for midwestern giants, they will highlight the small details that make them such successful hunters.

Brandon Jennings and Dave Kramer are on the hunt for the elusive elk. After many close calls for both hunters over the years, they are hoping this is the year they find success on the bugling, towering western elk.

John and Jacob O’Dell find success at a familiar place in the Charco Marano Ranch of South Texas. With John’s third time bow hunting there, he finally fills his tag on his widest buck to date after filming Jacob harvest a 157” buck, his largest buck to date.

Dan and Cody Thurston team up with Brycen and Tiffany Thornton to highlight some of the differences between “city” and “country” hunting. They also show they can find success no matter where they are, as they have multiple harvests in both Missouri and Kansas.

Tom Ware and Scott Manifold are intent on harvesting 5 years and older bucks. They show what it takes to find success on the older, more elusive giants. Also Ryan May and David Cates will be joining in on the hunt for the mature monarchs.

Brandon Jennings and Jared Lurk are both chasing Missouri giants. With Jared using the crossbow, and Brandon with the compound bow, they will highlight the similarities and the differences of the two archery options.

John O’Dell and family explore the virtues of hunting as a family bonding experience. Macy, Jacob, and Madison all find success on some great Texas bucks. Also, John introduces his youngest daughter, Ella, to the sport with her first ever deer harvest on a Texas doe.

Working diligently for several years to build his farm up to consistently produce big bucks, Dave Kramer is finally seeing the fruits of his labor. With many Iowa giants roaming his farm, him and his son Daltyn are both able to find success.

Brandon Jennings and the rest of the Bow Madness cast take the viewer through each step of planning, building and setting up blinds to maximize success. Also, Bric Steward’s daughter, Quincy, finds success on her first buck.

For Tom Ware and Scott Manifold, deer hunting is like playing chess. It requires skill and knowledge to have sustained success. This year, they are playing the game with some Iowa giants they’ve been trading moves with for awhile. Also, Brandon Churchill is able to finally say checkmate on an Illinois monster named “Shrek”.

John O’Dell invites Brandon Jennings down to Texas for one of Brandon’s bucket list hunts; Texas Whitetails. First hunting at GK Paloma Hunts and then SOE Hunts the guys have great success on some Texas giants. Including a 210” monster.