Roger Raglin Outdoors

Roger takes some very deserving combat veterans out for some fishing and some hog hunting in the dead of the Texas heat. kwhunting

Roger goes back in time and hunts whitetail deer in the Northwest and Dakota regions in Oregon, Idaho and Saskatchewan. This includes footage of one of the most magnificent bucks Roger's ever seen.

Roger visits some of his favorite deer hunts in 5 different regions of the whitetail deer's range - Anticosti Island, Pennsylvania, Mississippi, Texas and Mexico.

Roger takes you back to hunts in Kentucky, Texas & Oklahomas - including his biggest w/t bow kill ever, a 183 incher, from the ground at 18 yards.

Roger's always preaches, "take a kid hunting". On this show Roger takes his 15 year old grand daughter, Kaydence Carreon, on her first whitetail deer hunt.

Roger returns for his 13th year to hunt whitetail deer with Mark Hamilto at Huselby Creek Outfitters. He is joined by Fourth Arrow's CEO, Rob Wynalda.

Roger is back with Team K Outfitters in northern Missouri for rifle season. Roger, Josh Raglin and Tony Smotherman all shoot great bucks on this action packed show.

Part 1. Roger heads to Mexico to take a group of wheel chair veterans for the time of their lives, hunting trophy whitetails on the legendary whitetail ranch, Rancho Cuevas.

Part 2. While Hunting in Mexico, Roger guides 2 wheel chair veterans to their biggest w/t buck. Roger's 2nd son, Jason Beasley, shoots the first 2 bucks of his life - 5 minutes apart.

Roger decides to hunt with Ray Price on the Oklahoma/Texas border on a short notice w/t deer hunt. Roger shoots his biggest buck of the entire year.

Roger is joined by former military, John Gaona, and close friend Dave Gumucio for some great rifle action hunting in South Texas.

Roger gets into the bow hunting mode in South Texas. In heavy fog, Roger runs a Muzzy thru a great buck at 15 yards.

It's been along season, but Josh Raglin manages to run a Muzzy thru a big buck that Roger had been hunting for 2 years. Roger plays his annual piano solo.