Wingshooting USA Fans Help Build Cabela’s “Road Trip” Rig & Itinerary
Scott Linden 04.22.13
Cabela’s has signed on as lead sponsor of the 4th annual Wingshooting USA TV “Awesome Upland Road Trip.” Producer/host Scott Linden and his television crew will travel fromBend,Ore. at least as far asSebree,Kentucky’s Deer Creek Lodge, producing episodes of the TV series and appearing at a number of other events.
“This year, we’ve added viewer interaction to the outfitting and routing,”Lindensaid. “Fans can help customize a new Tiger Adventure Vehicle RV from the ground up, as well as the Titan UTV and Alum-Line trailer we’ll take along.” Making sureLinden’s dogs Manny and Buddy are comfortably outfitted is also part of the process, he said, with viewers encouraged to shop the Cabela’s dog gear selection and make their recommendations.
A Facebook page has been set up to take suggestions, with prizes going to viewers at each step of the customization process. Grand prizes include $500 of Cabela’s dog gear, a “test drive” of the Tiger and hunt withLinden, and a Webley & Scott shotgun.
Fans are also asked to recommend “fun hunts,” meet-and-greet locations and Cabela’s stores Lindenwill visit to display the finished vehicles. Already on the itinerary is the Kansas Governor’s Ringneck Classic whereLinden will be the keynote speaker. He will also lead an in-field seminar at Ravenwood Lodge nearTopeka.
Wingshooting USA’s lead sponsor is the National Shooting Sports Foundation, and the show is broadcast year-round on seven television networks. More information: www.scottlindenoutdoors.com.
Host and creator of the award-winning TV series Wingshooting USA, Scott Linden has learned a lot ... about upland hunting and bird dogs. But what's the point in learning, if it's not FUN? That's Scott's second objective. His job is to help you become a better shooter, dog owner and hunter, and enjoy the camaraderie and beauty of the hunt. Through video, articles, and seminars, Scott helps millions of beginning and seasoned bird hunters learn how their dog thinks - and acts - and how they can best utilize that information to shoot straighter, get the best performance from their dog, and put more birds in the bag.
