Don’t miss a single episode! Set your DVR, get up early, or stay up late. There’s a time and a day for everyone in every time zone. Wingshooting USA is now on Pursuit Channel, so if you have Dish or DirecTV, you’ve got another place to watch.
Here’s the channel lineup (All times Eastern):
Pursuit: Dish Network (Ch. 240 “HUNT” on the program guide) and DirecTV (Ch. 604 “PRST” on program guide). Wingshooting USA airs Monday 1 a.m., Tuesday 7 a.m., Friday 7:00 p.m. Eastern.
MAVTV: (DishNetwork Ch. 361) and cable systems nationwide, Saturdays, 2 p.m.
NBC Sports Outdoors (formerly VERSUS), Fridays 10 a.m., Tuesdays 6 a.m. July through December.
Over the air … check local listings or call your local TV station …
AMG-TV Sundays at 1 p.m.
TUFF-TV Saturdays at 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Eastern time.
TheWalkTV (formerly Legacy TV) Saturdays 10:30 a.m.
Here is the schedule:
Air week Episode# Ep. title Description
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12/31/12 |
43 |
Lawyer Creek Pheasants | Thick cover challenge Scott and his host, and hard-working dogs weave between the trees in a valley once inhabited by Nez Perce Indians. Destination: ringneck! | ||
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1/7 |
44 |
Old Friends | Scott’s host gathers coffee buddies and high school chums for a traditional South Dakota block-and-drive hunt with a twist or two. The wet fall creates unique challenges for dogs and gunners. | ||
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1/14 |
45 |
Laid-back longtails | Door-knocking and visiting nearby friends results in some hard-won pheasant hunting among the sunflowers and prairies of North Dakota. | ||
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1/21 |
46 |
Best friends | Scott returns to a favorite Kansas hunting spot to join Ken Corbet in pursuit of bobwhite quail. Ken brings out some rare guns and shoots them like a pro! | ||
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1/28 |
47 |
Duke’s debut | A young shorthair fresh from Nebraska becomes a hunter in this uplifting story of potential realized, redemption and the beauty of Montana’s uplands. | ||
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2/4 |
48 |
Open mind, insert wisdom | Scott and Buddy both learn from a master trainer, once they shut up and listen! Doug Burnet teaches with every step, every whistle blast and on every bird on this Central Washington hunt. | ||
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2/11 |
49 |
Good Dog! | A young Labrador joins Buddy to course the Montana uplands for sharptailed grouse … challenging quarry in the best of times, a grueling hunt when the temperature pushes 80 degrees. | ||
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2/18 |
50 |
Mission Creek redemption | Scott’s wirehair Buddy is not on his “A” game, but a couple English pointers come to the rescue. Ringnecks galore populate the Ravenwood home place, in the family since the Civil War. | ||
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2/25 |
43 (repeat) |
Lawyer Creek Pheasants | (repeat) Thick cover challenge Scott and his host, and hard-working dogs weave between the trees in a valley once inhabited by Nez Perce Indians. Destination: ringneck! | ||
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3/4 |
44 (repeat) |
Old Friends | (repeat) Scott’s host gathers coffee buddies and high school chums for a traditional South Dakota block-and-drive hunt with a twist or two. The wet fall creates unique challenges for dogs and gunners. | ||
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3/11 |
45 (repeat) |
Laid-back longtails | (repeat) Door-knocking and visiting nearby friends results in some hard-won pheasant hunting among the sunflowers and prairies of North Dakota. | ||
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3/18 |
46 (repeat) |
Best friends | (repeat) Scott returns to a favorite Kansas hunting spot to join Ken Corbet in pursuit of bobwhite quail. Ken brings out some rare guns and shoots them like a pro! | ||
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3/25 |
47 (repeat) |
Duke’s debut | (repeat) A young shorthair fresh from Nebraska becomes a hunter in this uplifting story of potential realized, redemption and the beauty of Montana’s uplands. |
Hi Scott, I really enjoy your show and live right near where you’ve filmed a couple of shows near the Tetons in Idaho. I have a dog question for you. I have a one year old lab who won’t retreive real birds. He will bring back bumpers with grouse scent all day long and is not gun shy at all. But he just goes to the bird and sniffs and licks it. I’ve tried and tried to get him to retrieve them but don;t know what to do. I’m not rich and didn’t have the luxury of using captive birds when he was younger and had to wait until the season started. What should I do to get him over that?
We’ve had a great time out your way! The real solution is a force-fetch training program – look into one or another version. Get some tips from a pro, watch some videos and start at Square One. It works.
Scott, Sorry maybe I did not clarify enough or maybe the answer is obvious but I don’t see it. In the table above it says:
Here’s what you can look forward to:
Air week:
6/25 35 27 At the foot of the Tetons Crops, shelterbelts and surrounding
I assume the program airs on June 25 but what does the 35 and 27 relate to. Sorry for being such a pain but I am looking forward to seeing the Heartland Hunt this Sunday and I don’t want to miss it.. Thanks and best regards. Roger
What do do the numbers after the dates indicate for example 6/25 35 27 in separate boxes.
Huh?
Hi Scott,
Jason Ostrander here from Wyoming, just wondering how your doing, I sure hope your doing well and having a good start to your year. I was curious if you know when our show will be on TV. I know its probably a ways out but keep me in the loop, I’ve been enjoying your facebook page, keep up the great work!
Have great Day!
Jason
Grey Reef Anglers & Wingshooting
PS I’ve watch several of your episodes since our hunt this fall and have enjoyed every minute.
Watch for the debut of your episodes late summer, Jason. We are editing now, but there’s a lot to do and we’ve had other fish to fry with our early launch and new network identity for NBC Sports (formerly Versus). More details as they become available. Did you ever contact those breeders I mentioned?