Easton Bowhunting TV Celebrates 100th Episode on Sportsman Channel
OutdoorHub 02.22.12
Fred Eichler has bow-hunted all over the world; however, this time he returns to his archery roots! Sportsman Channel, the leader in outdoor TV for the American Sportsman, brings viewers on a trip down memory lane for the 100th episode of Easton Bowhunting TV. Eichler and Easton Bowhunting TV bring viewers on a tour of the Easton plant to meet the President on the eve of Easton’s 90th anniversary. Audiences will get a true sense of Easton products by watching target (X-10) and hunting arrows (AXIS) roll off the factory line. The fascinating “history lesson” of Easton Bowhunting TV begins Friday, February 24 at 10 p.m. EST.
This MUST-see episode not only gives viewers an up-close perspective of the Easton plant, but also shines the spotlight on Eichler’s favorite bows at the Hoyt factory.
“It’s hard to believe it’s been 100 episodes,” said Fred Eichler, Host of Easton Bowhunting TV. “I’ve been fortunate to travel the world and hunt some incredible animals during my time with Easton Bowhunting TV. I owe a great deal of credit to Easton and the fine people who make my experiences possible. My intent with the 100th episode is to give viewers an inside look into the two great companies (Easton & Hoyt) and showcase the highlights of Easton Bowhunting TV over the years. I’m a very lucky man to be associated with such a great team!”
Whether it’s a grizzly bear attack or accomplishing his quest of taking all 29 North American big-game animals, Eichler gives viewers a highlight reel of non-stop action over the years. Eichler never forgets the people that matter most on his show and that includes videographer, Jake Kraus. The accomplished videographer has been on the show for over a decade and has captured many “white knuckle” moments. Eichler will introduce Kraus’ story and show how he is a vital part of the show’s success – A 10-day hunting trip to Mexico is one of that will leave viewers wanting more!
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