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          Outdoor Beat presented by Kawasaki

            Mar 31, 2005, 03:10 PM ET

            This week on Outdoor Beat

            Sunday December 21st, 2008
            YOUTH ARCHERY HUNT — See what's being done to encourage young people to pick up a bow and arrow. A few bullseyes later, some kids will discover bow hunting under this Minnesota program.

            About Outdoor Beat

            Featuring Ron Schara's unique storytelling style, Outdoor Beat presented by Kawasaki will bring to life outdoor personalities, conservation issues, adventure destinations and nature close-ups. Focusing on saltwater fishing for 12 episodes and sporting dogs for 12 episodes.

            TV schedule

            12/21/2008

            YOUTH ARCHERY HUNT — See what's being done to encourage young people to pick up a bow and arrow. A few bullseyes later, some kids will discover bow hunting under this Minnesota program.

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            6/29/2008

            SWEDE GOOSE HUNT — His name is Swede and he's a goose hunting guide who seldom leaves the suburbs. Metro geese over the decoys is Swede's style.

            7/06/08

            YOUTH ARCHERY HUNT — See what's being done to encourage young people to pick up a bow and arrow. A few bullseyes later, some kids will discover bow hunting under this Minnesota program.

            7/13/08

            SOUTH DAKOTA ANTELOPE — Once more Ron Schara picks up his bow and arrow in hot pursuit of South Dakota antelope. Which raises the question: is an arrow fast enough to catch a pronghorn?

            7/20/08

            WOODCOCK HUNT — This odd looking woodland bird may not be the most popular gamebird in America. But to a few wingshooters, the fall flight of woodcock is what hunting is all about.

            7/27/08

            SOUTH DAKOTA PHEASANT OPENER — It's one of the grandest traditions in hunting, the opening of South Dakota's pheasant season. Why is it so special? Birds galore and more.

            8/03/08

            DEER CAMP TRAILS — There's something special about deer camp and tending your deer trails. A new forestry machine clears the way.

            8/10/08

            NETT LAKE — When the ducks fly over Nett Lake in Northern Minnesota, pages of hunting history fly with then as Ron Schara reports.

            8/17/08

            GROUSE CONSERVATION — The many mysteries of the ruffed grouse are still being uncovered by scientists in this closeup look at Ol' Ruff.

            8/24/08

            WISCONSIN DEER OPENER — Next to the Packers in the Super Bowl, there's no grander Holiday in Wisconsin that opening weekend of deer season. Ron Schara reports.

            8/31/08

            TURKEY TRACK CLUB — What happens when a first time turkey hunter meets one of the oldest turkey hunting guides in America? The answer is a lesson in humility.

            9/7/08

            MENTOR TURKEY HUNT — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the National Wild Turkey Federation have joined forces to help kids discover the joy of spring turkey hunting.

            9/14/08

            TURKEY SIGHT IN — What's more important than learning to call wild turkey's? The answer is learning to sight-in your shotgun. Ron Schara shows you how to do it.

            9/21/08

            airs 7:26am and 9:26am — SWEDE GOOSE HUNT — His name is Swede and he's a goose hunting guide who seldom leaves the suburbs. Metro geese over the decoys is Swede's style.

            9/28/2008

            YOUTH ARCHERY HUNT — See what's being done to encourage young people to pick up a bow and arrow. A few bullseyes later, some kids will discover bow hunting under this Minnesota program.

            10/5/2008

            SOUTH DAKOTA ANTELOPE — Once more Ron Schara picks up his bow and arrow in hot pursuit of South Dakota antelope. Which raises the question; Is an arrow fast enough to catch a pronghorn?

            10/12/2008

            WOODCOCK HUNT — This odd looking woodland bird may not be the most popular gamebird in America. But to a few wingshooters, the fall flight of woodcock is what hunting is all about.

            10/19/2008

            SOUTH DAKOTA PHEASANT OPENER — It's one of the grandest traditions in hunting, the opening of South Dakota's pheasant season. Why is it so special? Birds galore and more.

            10/26/2008

            DEER CAMP TRAILS — There's something special about deer camp and tending your deer trails. A new forestry machine clears the way.

            11/2/2008

            NETT LAKE — When the ducks fly over Nett Lake in Northern Minnesota, pages of hunting history fly with them as Ron Schara reports.

            11/9/2008

            GROUSE CONSERVATION — The many mysteries of the ruffed grouse are still being uncovered by scientists in this closeup look at Ol' Ruff.

            11/16/2008

            WISCONSIN DEER OPENER — Next to the Packers in the Super Bowl, there's no grander holiday in Wisconsin that opening weekend of deer season. Ron Schara reports.

            11/23/2008

            TURKEY TRACK CLUB — What happens when a first time turkey hunter meets one of the oldest turkey hunting guides in America? The answer is a lesson in humility.

            11/30/2008

            MENTOR TURKEY HUNT — The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources and the National Wild Turkey Federation have joined forces to help kids discover the joy of spring turkey hunting.

            12/7/2008

            TURKEY SIGHT IN — What's more important than learning to call wild turkeys? The answer is learning to sight-in your shotgun. Ron Schara shows you how to do it.

            12/14/2008

            SWEDE GOOSE HUNT — His name is Swede and he's a goose hunting guide who seldom leaves the suburbs. Metro geese over the decoys is Swede's style.

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