hound tv

[idahoutlaw]

just wondering if their is any tv shows about hounds if not why not, from time to time you see one of those hunting shows have hounds but all youu see is hounds running in to the woods and the next you see some guy with a lion or bear. it make hound hunting look easy. some on should do a series on hounds might gine a better out look on use hound guy to the hippies this is just my rambling .

[Dads dogboy]

One of the Fine Fellows on here who goes by the handle of TGA has produced a Show called "Tailgate Adventures". Go to www.tailgateadventures.com to get news on upcoming times and places to see the Show as well as watch past episodes on high speed internet!

Also Mr. Gary Roberson who is also on here is producing a Show which will air next July on the "Pursuit" Channel named "Carnivore" which will have some good Houndy episodes.

While we are all avid Hunting Television watchers, the number of viewing housholds is small. This means Advertisers are slow to spend money to sponsor a Houndy Show. The Anti-hunting crowed also creates issues that Show Producers have to over come. Plus it AIN'T cheap to put together a Show of anykind.

Please support those Hard Working individuals who attempt to persevier in putting together TV Shows and Magazines about Hounds and Hound Hunting!

CJC

[TGA]

idahoutlaw - F&T's Tailgate Adventures is a show dedicated to strictly hounds and tree dogs. We're currently filming our second season which will once again be a mix of big and small game hunts with dogs. We're on In Country Television and air to all the satellite households coast to coast with potential to add a few cable networks this Fall, as well. We're start re-airing the last week of September.

Mr. Clay is right... the reason there's very few hound related shows is that it's not easy. Producing any outdoor production is hard, but when the stars of the show are running away from you, as opposed to walking into range, it's problematic.

Dave

[kc]

here`s one episode from TREED TV with curt ahring. this was from the russ meyer invitational. it cost $6300 to enter your hound.

http://www.treed.tv/