On November 16th, Tyler climbed into a familiar tree for what might be the final time. Before the evening was over, an old Illinois buck stepped within bow range.
Join Tyler as he takes you through his entire 2025 bowhunting season chasing mature bucks across Oklahoma and Kansas. What begins with high hopes quickly turns into a season full of warm weather, frustrating encounters, missed opportunities, and long stretches without success.
Spot-and-stalk antelope hunting is one of the toughest challenges in western bowhunting. With almost no cover, incredible eyesight, and the ability to disappear in seconds, every stalk feels like a chess match.
After multiple blown stalks, close encounters, and missed opportunities, persistence finally pays off. This hunt is packed with lessons in patience, strategy, and adapting on the fly before everything comes together on a mature antelope buck.
Johnny Herrmann kicks off the fall by filling his Wisconsin bear tag before heading west to Wyoming, where an intense elk encounter leads to an incredible bull. Back home, the momentum continues with a Wisconsin whitetail before everything builds toward the hunt he's been waiting for... his No. 1 Illinois hit-list buck that escaped him the year before.
For years, an Alaska moose hunt was nothing more than a dream. This season, that dream finally became reality.
Paul joins his brother Noah and friends Ty and Ted on a DIY adventure deep in Alaska in search of giant bull moose. What follows is an unforgettable journey filled with bush plane rides, breathtaking country, close encounters with bears, and relentless rain.
After days of grinding, Paul get the opportunity of lifetime, and the adventure only gets crazier from there.
One of Todd's biggest habitat goals for 2026 was rebuilding a proven water hole and creating another one from scratch. After years of trial and error, and several hard lessons learned, it was finally time to do things the right way.
In this episode of Bowhunt or Die, Tim and Troy head to northwest Illinois with just one evening to scout and one morning to hunt. After using trail camera intel and a sunset observation to pinpoint a gobbler's movements, the plan comes together exactly as drawn up when a big tom walks into range on the final day of the Illinois turkey season.
After days of getting outplayed by call-shy gobblers, changing blind locations, dealing with storms, silent birds, and frustrating close calls… it finally all came together.
This episode follows two different turkey hunts and two hunters grinding through the chaos of spring turkey season. From birds hanging up across the water to split-second encounters inside bow range, nothing came easy.
