The Fowl Life with Chad Belding Heads Back to Saskatchewan, Canada in Search of More Geese
July 27, 2011
Award winning national television series The Fowl Life with Chad Belding continues on the Sportsman Channel and WILD TV for another episode in Canada beginning Thursday, July 28, at 2 AM ET. Hosted by renowned hunting guru and outdoorsman Chad Belding, the show takes viewers into the lives of Team Fowl Life as they chase waterfowl throughout the United States and Canada. The team goes behind-the-scenes to call animals such as mallards, puddle and diver ducks, and geese into close range.
Team Fowl Life heads back to the majestic province of Saskatchewan, Canada with Grant Kuypers at Buck Paradise Outfitters for another goose hunt. As their guide, Kuypers takes Team Fowl Life on one of the many hunts offered at their lodge in Paradise Hill.
Also this week, Team Fowl Life is joined again by Luke Schmidt from Banded Hunts and he will be assisting the team in their quest for waterfowl.
“We took our time and worked hard the night before to find the birds, to let them leave the area on their own, and then we went in and found the best place to hide and were waiting for them the next day,” Belding said. “Grant Kuypers is the man when it comes to putting his clients on the birds.”
Sportsman Channel Air Times (EST):
- Thursday, July 28 – 2 AM
- Saturday, July 30 – 10:30 AM
- Sunday, July 31 – 9:30 PM
Channel Guide: The show can be found on DIRECTV channel 605, Dish Network channel 285 or 395 and AT&T U-Verse TV channel 642. Check your local provider for local cable channel number.
About Chad Belding: Chad Belding’s success started with his reality hunting show called ‘The Fowl Life with Chad Belding’ which launched on Sportsman Channel and WILD TV in 2008, and airs in more than 40 million homes in North America. Fans across the nation have watched as Belding and his crew hunt in more than 15 states across the U.S., incorporating a local guest in each location who offers advice on their local hunting ground and participates in the hunt. Now approaching season three, ‘The Fowl Life with Chad Belding’ is becoming the must-see reality series for hunters across the nation. Belding also launched a new show focused on predator hunts and wildlife conservation called ‘Dead Dog Walkin’ which began airing on Sportsman Channel and WILD TV on March 28 of this year.
About Banded Nation: Launched in January 2011, Banded Nation is comprised of hunters, editors, graphic designers, producers, videographers and on-camera personalities dedicated to bringing a new approach to outdoor television and outdoor style. Banded Nation was founded by renowned outdoor hunting show host Chad Belding and acts as the parent company to a wide variety of properties including Sportsman Channel and WILD TV’s award winning national television series ‘The Fowl Life with Chad Belding,’ the new predator hunting television series ‘Dead Dog Walkin’ and Banded Gear. Visit www.bandednation.com for more information.
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A Warning To Outdoor Users About Echinococcus, From Worms
December 13, 2009
This is a warning to outdoor users about a potentially deadly biological event that could result from one’s curiosity to poke at and kick through scat from wolves, coyotes and foxes. Of course not everyone knowingly does this but many hunters, trappers and simply the curious, want to know what these animals have been eating.
Picture This!
November 18, 2009
With all the great stories, equipment, adventures and people out there I thought it would be great to get some pictures. If you have any pictures from a hunt, your gear or best of all you geared up that would be great. If you send in pictures I will post on our site as well as putting some of the best pictures on all our sites.
The Peasant Wars
January 31, 2009
(Republished by permission)
Opinion by George Dovel
George Dovel is Editor and Publisher of The Outdoorsman.
In 2003, North America’s foremost wildlife scientist, Dr. Valerius Geist, made the following observations:
“The miracle of North American conservation is that it is basically a blue-collar system, grounded in the political and financial support and the active participation of large numbers of middle-class citizens who bring their basic honesty and decency to bear on important issues. This is just the opposite of the elitist system that has existed throughout Europe for centuries and is spreading like cancer around the world today, even right here at home. Read more
Trophy Hunting Produces Survival Of Weak And Scrawny?
January 13, 2009
This is by far not a new topic but one that has shown its face in the media world once again. I’m talking about the theory that trophy hunting culls out the best of the litter in game animals, dumbing down the genes and weakening the species.
A recent article published in Newsweek magazine once again raises the question. Read more
Commentary. The Dangers Of Wolves
December 30, 2008
Last week I referenced the work of Dr. Valerius Geist in my article title, “Myths of Wolf Behavior“. Below is the full manuscript with references as provided to me by the author.
Reprinted by permission from the author:
Valerius Geist, 2008. Commentary. The Danger of Wolves. Wildlife Professional Vol 2, No. 4 pp. 34-35. Winter 2008 edition. Read more
Skinny Moose Media To Stream Live Audio/Video of Maine Moose Lottery Drawing
June 3, 2008
Mark your calendars for June 12, 2008. That is the date of the annual Maine Moose Lottery Drawing, this year to be held at the Kittery Trading Post in Kittery, Maine. More information below.
I’ve been working with the folks at KTP and Bob Adams has given me a great Internet connection speed so that I can stream audio and video from our web site. You will be able to do that by clicking this link at Skinny Moose Media broadcasting. We will make this link available at several of our websites so that you can more easily find it. Read more
70-Year Old Canadian Woman Attacked And Killed By Black Bear
June 2, 2008
70-year old Cecile Lavoie and husband Alexandre were on a fishing trip in a remote area of Quebec Province about 600 kilometers northwest of Ottawa, when Lavoie was attacked and killed. According to the Globe and Mail, the husband and wife split up or got separated for a short period of time. Read more
Maine And Vermont Right Next Door, Yet Worlds Apart With Deer Management
April 15, 2008
Maine is tucked up into the far northeast corner of the United States. On its southern boarder is the Atlantic Ocean. Her eastern boarder touches with New Brunswick, Canada and to the north and northwest, Quebec, Canada. About the only boarder of the state that mimics a straight line of any kind is the western boarder that looks over into the state of New Hampshire.
Vermont is not very far away at all. At its farthest reaches of the Northeast Kingdom, the state is separated from Maine by perhaps only 25 miles of New Hampshire. Down south, the distance between Maine and Vermont at its widest point might stretch to 85 miles. Read more
Listing The Polar Bear Could Be Bad For Bear, Economy And All Hunting And Fishing
March 29, 2008
On this past Thursday’s Open Air radio show, I shared with you an article written by Hugh Hewitt about the foreseeable troubles and real agendas behind the push by environmental groups to get the polar bear listed as “threatened” or “endangered” under the Endangered Species Act. You can get some information and listen to the radio broadcast here.
In Hewitt’s article he has this to say about what could happen if the polar bear gets protection. Read more
