Continuing with its fourth-quarter schedule, ESPN Outdoors will feature a new episode of one of the longest running outdoors programs on cable television, Realtree Outdoors. Sunday at 9 a.m. ET on ESPN2, Realtree pros David Blanton and John Tate take part in a unique adventure, Texas bow-hunting for deer from treestands in the new episode. Along Collins Creek, Blanton and Tate hit ideal spots in the historic setting.
Immediately after Realtree, outdoors enthusiasts can catch Driven to Hunt, which pairs Realtree pros with NASCAR luminaries. In the episode beginning at 9:30 a.m. on ESPN2, NASCAR legends Bobby and Terry Labonte go a Kansas whitetail hunt. Younger brother Terry gets a long-awaited chance at a whitetail.
A complete listing of ESPN Outdoors programming aired on ESPN2 can also be found on the ESPNOutdoors website. This weekend’s show schedule can be found below.
ESPN Outdoors Fourth-Quarter Programming Schedule for October through December
ESPN Outdoors on ESPN2 for Saturdays
7 a.m. Chronicles of the Hunt
7:30 a.m. Get Wild
8 a.m. Thompson Center’s Pro Hunter Journal
8:30 a.m. Redfish Cup
9 a.m. The Bassmasters
Hunt Sunday presented by Realtree, ESPN 2
7 a.m. Driven to Hunt
7:30 a.m. Under Wild Skies
8 a.m. Whitetail Country
8:30 a.m. Territories Wild
9 a.m. Realtree Outdoors
9:30 a.m. Driven to Hunt
* Times and show subject to change without notice.
About ESPN Outdoors:
Since its inception in 1980, ESPN Outdoors has strived to inform and entertain anglers, hunters, campers and people of all ages who enjoy the outdoors. ESPN Outdoors is committed to increasing awareness of and participation in outdoor activities, a direction best exemplified by television programming on ESPN2. Each year, ESPN Outdoors stages more than 30 marquee events, including the Bassmaster Classic. ESPN Outdoors is comprised of BASS, the worldwide authority on bass fishing, and a growing array of multimedia platforms, including the Bassmaster and ESPNOutdoors websites and programming on ESPN2, in addition to promotions and activities that deliver a clear message of conservation and ethical sportsmanship.
By: ESPN Outdoors