Outdoor Channel Content
Billing itself as "America’s Leader in Outdoor TV", Outdoor Channel provides thematic primetime programming “blocks,” allowing viewers to watch one of many categories (fishing, hunting, outdoor adventure) of shows like Trev Gowdy's Monster Fish, Benelli Presents Duck Commander, Scouting for Adventure Presented by Boys' Life, Field & Stream's The Gun Nuts Presented by Smith & Wesson or Savage Wild on a designated night.
- Mossy Oak's Hunting the Country
- Fisher's ATV World Focus on ATV/UTV adventure trail riding with Host Brian Fisher
- Realtree Road Trips with Michael Waddell
- Shooting Gallery It focuses on multiple aspects of shooting, from self-defense to the shooting sports, hosted and produced by veteran shooting competitor Michael Bane.
- Benelli's American Birdhunter with Tom Knapp
- Dead Down Wind's American Archer with Tom Nelson
- Wingshooter with Randy Lack and Bruce Horrell
- Steve's Outdoor Adventures with Steve West
- Gold Fever with George and Tom Massie
- Gun Stories hosted by Joe Mantegna
- Ted Nugent's Spirit of the Wild hosted by Ted Nugent
- Shawn Michaels' MacMillan River Adventures with Shawn Michaels and Keith Mark
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