Raised Hunting - Episode Guide

The Holder family employs what they think is the perfect plan as they continue their quest to help Tanner Webb shoot his first deer. What they couldn't see, was the bigger and better plan that the man upstairs had for this wheelchair bound hunter.

When a son's job gets in the way of deer hunting, a father and son both realize, there are life lessons they can learn from the situation.

A family camping trip turns into a lesson in determination. The reflection on a past elk hunt helps the family realize, that life is not about what we do, but how we approach it.

A family has their first chance for three generations to hunt together. An Arkansas duck hunt is the scene where the Holder family finds a deeper meaning of family.

A son graduates from high school. The family hunts big Iowa whitetails. They realize Dad's obsession with filming is more than an annoyance; it's also one of his greatest gifts.

A mother and father have dreamed of the day they would elk hunt with their son. The dream becomes reality, on the quest for Warren's first Montana elk.

An Iowa fall means football and bowhunting whitetails, and this fall a father and son learn it's not about being perfect at either, but more about making the perfect effort.

We all make hard decisions, but a father learns that making the decision isn't the hard part, living with the decision to not take his son on a hunt can be much more.

When the youngest member of the Raised Hunting family (Easton), finds fault in his schools spring break system, him and his dad (David) set out to send a message on why turkey season should be considered when determining the spring break calendar.

David takes a good friend (Tanner), his dad (Kevin), and family friend (Steve) on Tanner's dream hunt, for the Canadian Black Bear hunt to be a success, David and Tanner must both learn how to handle the fears we all deal with in life.

Karin begins a quest to kill an elk, but when bad goes to worse, a six year quest, becomes a personal test of will and perseverance, and it soon becomes evident that Karin's elk hunt is not a quest, but a woman's journey through life.

Karin begins a quest to kill an elk, but when bad goes to worse, a six year quest, becomes a personal test of will and perseverance, and it soon becomes evident that Karin's elk hunt is not a quest, but a woman's journey through life.

When kids think technology holds the answers to better hunting, a dad shows his boys that the lost art of eye contact and speaking directly with someone is a far better method.

Fighting between brothers (Warren and Easton) is normal, but dueling to the death is extreme. A Nebraska turkey hunt for David and Karin becomes the way to teach the difference between friendly competition and playing only to Win.

David is forced to punish Easton as Karin continues to hunt his favorite whitetail stands.

We all live and hunt for different reasons. While antelope hunting in Wyoming, the Holder family accomplish's something they have never done, while learning a valuable lesson on why we hunt and what we accomplish is in the hands of one person YOU.