So many times the dogs (rightfully) and the creator/host (not-so-rightfully) get all the glory. Tad and Lynn share the spotlight in this article by Nancy Anisfield from Versatile Hunting Dog magazine.
TV crew gets it’s due …
March 19, 2012 by Scott
Posted in hunting dog, News | Tagged television production, versatile hunting dog, Wingshooting USA | 2 Comments
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I wached my first and last episode of wingshooting recently. I guess your audience was smarter than I was when I starte hunting 60 year ago and used hearing protection. But, since I did not and have deminished hearing, I can not hear the comentary over the very loud music. I will never understand this trend in much of today’s programming. I hope this comment might help stop this trend, at least in your programming.
An avid hunter and sporting clay shooter.
Bob Panek
Never had that complaint before Bob. I wonder if hearing loss includes discrimination between certain frequencies … at least that’s what the TV commercials imply. That might explain your inability to hear conversation over (not very loud) music.