Keith Warren Outdoors

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas – -(Ammoland.com)- The third season of Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories television program on the Pursuit Channel is sparking excitement among deer enthusiasts with feedback from viewers saying the show has more fun and more trophy deer than ever before.

Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories airs on Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., Fridays at 3 p.m. and Saturdays at 6 p.m. EST on the Pursuit Channel (DirecTV 608 and Dish 240).

“Deer farming is one of the fastest growing industries in rural America, and it is a great lifestyle for people who enjoy working with wildlife,” says Keith Warren, producer and host of the Deer & Wildlife Stories.

“We are visiting with successful deer breeders across the country, and providing a fascinating, one-of-a-kind glimpse at working with North America’s most popular game animal. But the real fun comes with all the day-to-day tasks that go into raising deer. This season, I get to do it all…the good, the bad and the dirty.”

In every episode, Warren is also tackling some of the dirtiest, ugliest and most bizarre jobs for some of the industry’s most successful deer farmers. From feeding young fawns to catching wallabies, the results are an entertaining behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to raise trophy whitetail.

An award-winning producer and show host, Warren has been a outspoken proponent for more than 25 years on the importance of preserving our outdoor lifestyle through hunting, fishing and agricultural endeavors such as deer farming.

Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories airs three times a week on the Pursuit Channel (DirecTV 608 and Dish 240), showing on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 3 p.m. and Saturday at 6 p.m. Warren’s other program, The High Road also airs three times a week on The Pursuit Channel , Friday at 12 a.m., Sunday at 11 a.m. and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. All times are EST.

For more information about Keith Warren, his programs or for advertising/sponsorship opportunities, email troy@keithwarren.net or visit www.KeithWarren.net. Also, catch the latest news on Keith Warren at www.facebook.com/home.php?#!/pages/Keith-Warren/87907865501

Based in New Braunfels, Keith Warren Outdoor Adventures produces The High Road and Deer & Wildlife Stories programs, airing on The Pursuit Channel. Keith Warren productions are designed to encourage others to become actively involved in the outdoors as the ultimate conservationists and stewards of the land. For more information on Keith Warren Outdoor Adventures, visit www.KeithWarren.net.

Keith Warren

NEW BRAUNFELS, TX — -(Ammoland.com)- The Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories television program this week, sponsored by the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance (ADWA), gets back to basics with quintessential deer farming in Northeastern Ohio.

Airing on the Pursuit Channel, this week’s episode of Deer & Wildlife Stories features Marsh Valley Whitetails, a 36-acre deer farm in Middlefield, Ohio, which relies on a love for the animals and hard honest work over modern convenience. Situated on green rolling hills with scenic vistas, Marsh Valley Whitetails is owned and managed by Pete Miller and his sons, Mervin and Sam, since 2003. The Millers live true to their Amish convictions and run their highly successful deer farm without electricity, ATV’s or other technology typically found on modern-day farms. Their devotion has rewarded all the entire industry with huge typical bucks and a conservation message too potent to ignore.

“The Millers have a strong passion for whitetail deer, and Marsh Valley Whitetails is proof you don’t need high-tech equipment to be a deer farmer,” says Keith Warren, one of the most celebrated personalities in the outdoor television industry. “I have been to a lot of ranches and deer farms, but this visit has been truly inspirational on many levels. From their love and care of the animals to the steadfast commitment to their way of life, there are lessons here for all of us.”

Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories airs three times a week on The Pursuit Channel (Direct TV 608), Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 12 a.m. Warren’s other program — The High Road with Keith Warren — also air three times a week on the Pursuit Channel: Friday at 12 a.m., Sunday at 11 a.m. and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. All times are EST.

“Food, water, no predators and all the love you can give them [deer],” says Warren, looking out over the Marsh Valley farm. “That’s pretty good compared to the wild.”

Based in New Braunfels, Keith Warren Outdoor Adventures produces The High Road and Deer & Wildlife Stories programs, airing on The Pursuit Channel. Keith Warren productions are designed to encourage others to become actively involved in the outdoors as the ultimate conservationists and stewards of the land.

Wilderness Refuge

NEW BRAUNFELS, Texas —-(AmmoLand.com)- Oklahoma’s newest luxury hunting facility, The Wilderness Refuge recently welcomed outdoor television celebrity Keith Warren as its first hunter.

Located near Guthrie, Okla., The Refuge features pristine countryside of expertly managed wilderness habitat with some of the state’s largest trophy whitetail. The Wilderness Refuge is co-owned and operated by Bob G. Moore of Edmond, Okla., and Kevin W. Wallace of Wellston, Okla., who is also well-known for his development of Wallahachie Whitetails as one of Oklahoma’s premier whitetail deer farming facilities.

One of the most celebrated personalities in the outdoor television industry, Warren hunted with a new Savage 20-gauge slug shotgun. Warren and his programs have a huge following on several networks including Versus, The Outdoor Channel and The Sportsman Channel. His current productions include The High Road with Keith Warren and Deer & Wildlife Stories, sponsored by the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance.

“The Wilderness Refuge is an unbelievable facility with top-of-the-line amenities and some really amazing deer,” says Warren, who has been a vocal advocate for hunters to unite in protecting the sport of hunting. “Kevin and Bob have done a fantastic job of putting together a wonderful hunting destination.”

Currently, Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories airs on the Outdoor Channel three times every week — Tuesdays at 9 a.m., Fridays at 2 a.m. and Saturdays at 5:30 p.m. Beginning in 2010, Deer & Wildlife Stories will air three times a week on The Pursuit Channel (Direct TV 608), Wednesday at 7:30 p.m., Friday at 6 p.m. and Sunday at 12 a.m. The High Road will also air three times a week, Friday at 12 a.m., Sunday at 11 a.m. and Sunday at 8:30 p.m. All times are EST.

For more information on The Wilderness Refuge, visit www.thewildernessrefuge.com .

To learn more about the Keith Warren Outdoor Adventures and the television programs — The High Road and Deer & Wildlife Stories — visit www.KeithWarren.net or call 830.625.3474.

About:
Based in New Braunfels, Keith Warren Outdoor Adventures produces The High Road and Deer & Wildlife Stories programs, airing on The Pursuit Channel. Keith Warren productions are designed to encourage others to become actively involved in the outdoors as the ultimate conservationists and stewards of the land. For more information on Keith Warren Outdoor Adventures, call 830.625.3474 or visit www.KeithWarren.net.

American Deer & Wildlife Alliance

AUSTIN, Texas – -(AmmoLand.com)-This week Keith Warren and crew of Deer & Wildlife Stories visit Griffith Brothers Whitetail Ridge in the Hershey state of Pennsylvania. There, they examine the sacrifices deer breeders make, and the conservational benefits they provide by raising whitetail deer on their land instead of developing the land for residences.

“As the title sponsor for Deer & Wildlife Stories, the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance (ADWA) appreciates Keith Warren’s efforts in showing the public how hard work and determination can pay off for landowners, and also provides viewers with an alternative to further urbanization in this nation,” says ADWA director of operations Annie Jones.

Brothers Rick and Dave Griffith of Griffith Brothers Whitetail Ridge were planning on having their family land developed into residential homes, but decided to raise whitetail deer instead. The family farm has become one of the nation’s premier breeding operations, famous for their deer herd composed of several breeder bucks that score in excess of 250”. For more information on this special family farm, please visit www.trophyclassdeer.com.

Going across the country, Deer & Wildlife Stories takes viewers to visit the Buckhorn Saloon and Museum in downtown San Antonio, Texas. The longest running business in the state, the landmark houses over 10,000 mounts from around the world today. A great way for both the young and old to see the world as it was a hundred years ago, the Buckhorn Saloon and Museum boasts a monument to the famous ‘trick’ shooters the Toepperwein, a couple that traveled the country and amazed fans with their trick shots and bullet art. To discover a whole new Wild West experience, please visit www.buckhornmuseum for more details.

“Since the beginning of Deer & Wildlife Stories, our team and ADWA have been receiving positive emails coming after every show – we’re so proud that it’s been a viewer hit,” says Keith Warren, host of Deer & Wildlife Stories.

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Headquartered in Austin, Texas, the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to the growth of the deer and wildlife industry, and to help educate consumers and the youth on the conservation issues which affect deer and wildlife as well as the industry. For more information on the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance, call 877.331.8607 or visit www.deerwildlifealliance.org.

American Deer & Wildlife Alliance

AUSTIN, Texas — -(AmmoLand.com)- Addressing a problem already persistent nationwide, this week’s Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories takes a closer look at how a small community is dealing with deer overpopulation in its own backyard.

Sponsored by the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance (ADWA), Deer & Wildlife Stories talks to members of a small, close-knit Texas community, who appreciate nature and love deer but who understand too that overpopulation brings many problems for themselves and the animals they love.

Also on this week’s episode, Deer & Wildlife Stories visits with Len Jubinville of Deerstore.com. With many years of farming experience, including assisting in extracting whitetail deer from the wild to serve as seed stock for domestic herds, Jubinville concentrated his efforts on creating his now highly-respected deer handling equipment and facilities. Moreover, he created these within well-planned farms, today known as ‘Nature Agri Parks’ due to their environmental benefits.

“Len is a passionate individual, and he goes into detail as to what defines a ‘Nature Agri-Park,’ what it does for the community and for the people that enjoy the pleasures of modern day nature at these parks,” says Keith Warren, executive producer of Deer & Wildlife Stories.

Deer & Wildlife Stories airs on the Outdoor Channel three times every week — Tuesdays at 9am EST, Fridays at 2am EST and Saturdays at 5:30pm EST.

About:
The American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is a national non-profit trade organization representing deer and wildlife associations, industry professionals and equipment manufacturers. ADWA serves as the ‘national voice’ for regional associations and companies within the deer and wildlife industries and its sole purpose is to promote wildlife, habitat and land stewardship, and to grow the wildlife industry through education and aggressive public relations for its members.

For more information on the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance and/or to become a member, please call 877.331.8607 or visit www.deerwildlifealliance.org.

Headquartered in Austin, Texas, the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to the growth of the deer and wildlife industry, and to help educate consumers and the youth on the conservation issues which effect deer and wildlife as well as the industry. For more information on the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance, call 877.331.8607 or visit www.deerwildlifealliance.org.

AUSTIN, Texas — Farmers in hard winter climates face unique challenges, and this week Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories gives viewers an inside look at how deer breeders take care of their herd in freezing temperatures.

Sponsored by the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance (ADWA), this episode of Deer & Wildlife Stories visits Ron and Mary Pierce of Pierce Whitetail Ranch in Sarona, Wis., and shows how deer can deal with cold temperatures and the hard labor deer farmers endure to save their deer from icy winters and starvation. This week’s episode will also feature Scar, a special deer that was a rare triplet birth.

“Scar is a three-year old  prized breeder buck that continues to battle and overcome the odds of nature,”  says show host Keith Warren. “Without the assistance of some special people, Scar would  have more than likely died due to nature’s rule.”

Deer & Wildlife Stories airs on the Outdoor Channel three times every week — Tuesdays at 9am EST, Fridays at 2am EST and Saturdays at 5:30pm EST.

Pierce Whitetails is located in beautiful Northwestern Wisconsin and have been raising whitetail deer since 1998. What started out as a hobby more than a decade ago, has become a full-time profession for Ron and Mary Pierce.

The American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is a national non-profit trade organization representing deer and wildlife associations, industry professionals and equipment manufacturers. ADWA serves as the ‘national voice’ for regional associations and companies within the deer and wildlife industries and its sole purpose is to promote wildlife, habitat and land stewardship, and to grow the wildlife industry through education and aggressive public relations for its members.

For more information on the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance and/or to become a member, please call 877.331.8607 or visit www.deerwildlifealliance.org.

Headquartered in Austin, Texas, the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to the growth of the deer and wildlife industry, and to help educate consumers and the youth on the conservation issues which effect deer and wildlife as well as the industry. For more information on the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance, call 877.331.8607 or visit www.deerwildlifealliance.org.

AUSTIN, Texas - The new Keith Warren’s Deer & Wildlife Stories television program, sponsored by the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance (ADWA), continues to get up close and personal with North America’s most popular big game animal — the whitetail deer. In its second episode airing this week, Dick Cain of Trophy Ridge Whitetails in Saint Jo, Texas, opens his ranch to children for a day of outdoor education and adventure.

Deer & Wildlife Stories first debuted on the Outdoor Channel last week and airs three times every week — Tuesdays at 9am EST, Fridays at 2am EST and Saturdays at 5:30pm EST.

“We treated the kids from the middle school to a hayride, and they picked up antler sheds that had fallen. In the process they also learned about the different ages of deer and antler development, and the importance of having natural cover within a property area,” explains Cain, a self-professed life-long teacher and proud member of the Texas Deer Association.

A former university professor and a professional wildlife management consultant for more than 30 years, Cain continues to share his passion for the outdoors to new and eager students of all ages. Located in North Central Texas, Cain owns and operates Trophy Ridge Whitetails which serves as a hunting resort in the fall with an emphasis on family hunts and is a highly successful whitetail breeding farm. Trophy Ridge features about 80 breeding does that produce trophy bucks that can be released at three-years of age and make a significant genetic contribution to pasture deer herds in Texas. For more information, visit www.trophyridgewhitetails.com.

“Every episode of Deer & Wildlife Stories is extremely informative and educational, and we believe it is vitally important to address such issues as wildlife management, land fragmentation, habitat destruction,” says ADWA Director of Operations Annie Jones. “Deer & Wildlife Stories gives us a public stage to promote the issues that are critical to the future success and growth of our industry.”

The American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is a national non-profit trade organization representing deer and wildlife associations, industry professionals and equipment manufacturers. ADWA serves as the ‘national voice’ for regional associations and companies within the deer and wildlife industries and its sole purpose is to promote wildlife, habitat and land stewardship, and to grow the wildlife industry through education and aggressive public relations for its members.

For more information on the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance and/or to become a member, please call 877.331.8607 or visit www.deerwildlifealliance.org.

About:
Headquartered in Austin, Texas, the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance is a non-profit organization dedicated to the growth of the deer and wildlife industry, and to help educate consumers and the youth on the conservation issues which effect deer and wildlife as well as the industry. For more information on the American Deer & Wildlife Alliance, call 877.331.8607 or visit www.deerwildlifealliance.org.