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In Pursuit with Greg & Jake Features Whitetail Doubleheader

Friday, September 28, 2012 7:21

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In Pursuit with Greg & Jake

PORTSMOUTH, NH - -(Ammoland.com)- This week on In Pursuit with Greg & Jake, host Greg Miller heads to Wyoming and enjoys an awesome opening day whitetail bowhunt.

Then, Jake Miller heads to Iowa in hopes of putting his Thompson/Center muzzleloader to work. Tune in and treat yourself to this action-packed whitetail double take!

Our goal at In Pursuit with Greg & Jake is twofold. First, we strive to bring our viewers hunts that are both entertaining and informative. But just as importantly, many of our hunts are conducted in areas that are accessible and affordable to the average deer hunter.

In most of the states we bowhunt, nonresident deer tags are unlimited and available over-the-counter for under $225.00. Access to prime hunting lands in some of these states is still obtainable simply by knocking on doors and asking for permission to hunt. It’s an approach we’ve come to call “Real World Deer Hunting”.

Of course, hunting such places means investing some sweat equity … doing your own scouting and stand site selection and preparation. But that’s exactly how we prefer to do things, because we believe the vast majority of our viewers are like us. They don’t have an unlimited hunt budget, nor do they have access to thousands of acres of privately owned, aggressively managed hunting property. Which is exactly why In Pursuit with Greg & Jake has adopted a real world approach to deer hunting.

Learn more at www.wildcomm.com/inpursuit and www.inpursuittv.com.

2012 Quarter 4 Weekly Show Lineup

Week 15: Jake fashions a homemade ghillie suit from soybeans to ambush a North Dakota whitetail; Greg hunts Iowa’s late muzzleloader season.
Week 16: Greg uses a ground blind to dispatch a big Montana whitetail; Gregg Ritz hunts the Illinois gun season with his T/C muzzleloader.
Week 17: Jake heads to Oklahoma with his Mathews bow in search of an old, wary 7-point whitetail; cameraman Brach Pulver hunts Illinois for his first muzzleloader buck.
Week 18: Greg matches wits with a big South Dakota 9-pointer; Rick White and his T/C muzzleloader hunt Iowa’s late season.
Week 19: Jake stalks the riverbottoms of southern Nebraska with his T/C Venture; Scott Swanson heads to Montana for an early-season bowhunt.
Week 20: Greg bowhunts Oklahoma during the dreaded “October Lull”; cameraman Matt Tande tries for a late-season Wisconsin whitetail.
Week 21: Greg’s good friend Jeff Evans chases whitetails in South Dakota with his T/C venture; Jake bowhunts Kansas.
Week 22: Greg uses a decoy during a pre-rut bowhunt in northwest Kentucky; cameraman Matt Tande hunts Minnesota’s late muzzleloader season.
Week 23: Jake heads to Nebraska for a bowhunt during the peak of the rut; Mitch Hagen hunts snowy Minnesota with his T/C muzzleloader.
Week 24: Greg chases whitetails in South Dakota, but gets sidetracked by a big muley; Stan Potts bowhunts giant whitetails in his home state of Illinois.
Week 25: Scott Swanson is on the trail of a giant 6X6 typical whitetail during Wisconsin’s early archery season; Justice West takes aim at his first South Dakota mule deer.
Week 26: Greg finishes his season in Iowa on a T/C muzzleloader hunt for a big 10-pointer; Jake heads to South Dakota for a spot-and-stalk mule deer bowhunt.
Week 27: Greg uses a ground blind to dispatch a big Montana whitetail; Gregg Ritz hunts the Illinois gun season with his T/C muzzleloader.