Mossy Oak’s Hunting the Country is a half hour of outdoor entertainment that carries the powerful message of family fun, fellowship and natural resource stewardship. The combination has made the show the runaway outdoor hit of the year. With an emphasis on the traditions of the outdoors and a focus on the joy of sharing the outdoor experience, Hunting the Country delivers all of the excitement and emotion that make the sport a part of life worth passing on.

Upcoming Episodes

It’s a Hoot, Part 2   
We’re heading to Texas for a springtime ritual. Share camp with Cuz Strickland, Jimmy Primos and a host of hunters from across the nation on the inaugural HOOT Camp, where Hunting and Other Outdoor Traditions take center stage.

Telling Shows
Tom Kelly, the poet laureate of the rites of spring, heads to Texas to hunt the Rio Grande subspecies for the first time. While there, he shares his wit and wisdom and comes away with a newfound respect for the birds.

High & Tight
Major League Baseball’s Jake Peavy and his wife, Katie, share quality time in a mid-winter whitetail camp. The pair visit Giles Island, where they see what deer hunting in the Deep South is all about.

Peace in the Valley
The Far North sports some of the healthiest deer on the continent, and the big bucks of the Peace River Valley are certainly good representatives of the breed. When two friends renew their fall hunting tradition here, there are plenty of memories waiting to be made.

Whatahunt
Fast food, faster driving and some of the toughest spring turkey hunting conditions in years are all a part of this trip to the Lone Star State. Cuz Strickland takes his two sons-in-law on a yelping adventure none of them will ever forget.

Double Down
Competition among siblings is just a fact of life, but when those siblings are twin brothers in their early teens, and the competition is set in the spring turkey woods, the stage is set for action indeed. We’ll follow Oklahoma’s Josh and Bray Haven as their path to adulthood crosses the trail of the state’s Rio Grandes.

Daddy’s Girls
You can’t stop time, but you can save portions of it for as long as your memory may last as one father proves with his daughters. We’ll travel to the panhandle region of Texas and Oklahoma to see how two young ladies’ introduction to the outdoors has grown into a platform for communication with their dad.

Prongs and Arrows
An archery hunt for pronghorn in the hot, dry plains of Montana proves, no matter how good the opportunity, there’s still many slip and slide to be found along the way.

Assembly Call
Two sets of fathers and sons answer the call of the spring turkey woods at a camp set deep in the heart of the Bluegrass State.

Well Grounded    
The wife of an outfitter and cattle rancher in south Alabama shows us what living off the land in the 21st century is all about. From livestock to produce to game from the wild, she and her family make the most of God’s bounty, and share the traditions that keep them connected to it all.

More Than A Hobby
An annual spring camping trip and turkey hunt also serves as a family reunion for one extended family in Florida. We’ll follow two of the younger participants and see what the quest and the challenge means to them.

What’s Your Handle?
Ed Wiser, an outfitter’s son, rode along with his dad for years before putting his feet on the ground in the profession. Today, he helps clients harvest their dreams in the whitetail-rich hills and valleys of the Texas/Oklahoma panhandle region. We’ll follow along for some rifle and archery hunts to see what drives his dreams.

Superhunt
The Long Star State is home to this season’s Superhunt, an archer-only event that saw some great deer and great times for everyone involved.