Easton Bowhunting

Fred's after turkey in the spring- he hunts with friends in Florida for Osceola, then he's off to Nebraska & home to Colorado for Easter. kwhunting

Fred goes Hog hunting with the 3rd Battalion Army Rangers at Fort Benning in GA. The Rangers run him thru the ringer but they let him play soldier & see what it takes to be a member of Americas elite fighting forces.

This week Fred's after the newly designated species - Tule Elk of Central California. This is Fred's second chance at the super slam with a recurve & he's not going to let his nerves get in the way of a title he's worked a lifetime to achieve.

Up next Fred's off to the infamous Kodiak island to see if he can bag the elusive sitka black-tailed deer. He's on a self guided hunt with a good buddy. The bear fence everyone told him he had to have isn't working & the boys have to make due with the resources they have..... sweet dreams, don't let the bed bears bite!

Last years monsoon rains drenched the opening day of the season knocking power out & sending all of Fred's hunters home for a re-try at a later date - There's a storm looming on the horizon, season opens tomorrow & Fred is not ready for a repeat!

Fred's back in Montana with Jackie Bushman & this year he has something to prove. He had bum-luck last year with a nice buck that ducked his string- he's not about to go home empty handed this year...even if the bucks have other plans.

Where there is Fred Eichler there is rain, even in the hot dry desert of AZ. The elusive Coues got lucky with the rain & lightning that forced the team off the mountain last year. But come hell or high water Fred's on a mission & Coues is on the menu.

This week Fred's in the land of corn-fed monster bucks. He's had good luck here in the past... But a full moon threatens the whole hunt as the animal activity goes nocturnal.

Fred gets skunked due to the full moon in Illinois. Fred doesn't take it lying down and heads back to Iowa to tag a nice buck. Not one to be out-done by the Man-in-the-moon Fred heads back to IL to get it done.

Fred is in his Colorado backyard & this year he has a new technique he's been 'planting' all season. A food lot for western elk is a new concept Fred's going to try. He hopes knowing the travel routes of their feeding & bedding areas will net him a big one!

Fred is in Kansas hunting whitetails.

Fred got lucky and drew bighorn ewe tag in his home state. Heading for the high ground, Fred loves to get above timberline. With nowhere to hide, Fred has his work cut out for him.

It's late season in Colorado with winter fast approaching. Usually content with filling the freezer, Fred's uncharacteristically decides to hold-off for a bigger trophy. Will it payoff or cost him his tag?