Comments on: Your turn: design the ultimate wingshooting TV show http://scottlindenoutdoors.com/2009/03/13/your-turn-design-the-ultimate-wingshooting-tv-show/ Welcome to the UPLAND NATION. Birds, dogs, trout, and clays. Ya got a problem with that? Thu, 29 Jul 2010 15:53:38 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Scott http://scottlindenoutdoors.com/2009/03/13/your-turn-design-the-ultimate-wingshooting-tv-show/#comment-368 Scott Mon, 16 Mar 2009 17:16:47 +0000 http://scottlindenoutdoors.com/?p=807#comment-368 Amen! You will see most of what you ask for. Amen! You will see most of what you ask for.

]]> By: Porknbeans http://scottlindenoutdoors.com/2009/03/13/your-turn-design-the-ultimate-wingshooting-tv-show/#comment-367 Porknbeans Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:46:42 +0000 http://scottlindenoutdoors.com/?p=807#comment-367 To me it seems that most upland hunting shows are geared to please the hosts more than relate/entertain/teach the viewer. Although I appreciate the places they go and the things they do, I have difficulty in relating to it. I want to see more hunting in the US. Hunting for Pheasant in Kansas and Grouse in Wisconsin are amazing fun. And if you want exotic, have you ever been to a small town in Northern Wisconsin? I want to see more hunting spots from places North of the Mason/Dixon line. Upland hunting in the US is more than Bobwhite in Georgia and Texas in 70 degree weather. I want to see a hunting show that tells more of the story about why we do it: the dogs, the friends and the joy that this mix can bring. Finally, I think that the show could/would have great interest for me if they touched on things for the dog (training and/or breed info), the friends (where you stayed and ate) and the hunt (hunting gear and clothing that was used, location and/or outfitter used). To me it seems that most upland hunting shows are geared to please the hosts more than relate/entertain/teach the viewer. Although I appreciate the places they go and the things they do, I have difficulty in relating to it.

I want to see more hunting in the US. Hunting for Pheasant in Kansas and Grouse in Wisconsin are amazing fun. And if you want exotic, have you ever been to a small town in Northern Wisconsin? I want to see more hunting spots from places North of the Mason/Dixon line. Upland hunting in the US is more than Bobwhite in Georgia and Texas in 70 degree weather. I want to see a hunting show that tells more of the story about why we do it: the dogs, the friends and the joy that this mix can bring. Finally, I think that the show could/would have great interest for me if they touched on things for the dog (training and/or breed info), the friends (where you stayed and ate) and the hunt (hunting gear and clothing that was used, location and/or outfitter used).

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