It’s year three of #DeerWeek on Outdoor Channel and Sportsman Channel - a celebration and kickoff to the fall hunting season with wall to wall deer hunting action on both networks. Beginning September 16th running through September 22nd, viewers can catch all the deer hunting action they can watch each night from 7 pm to midnight ET. In total, more than 35 hours of programming will be dedicated to deer hunting, and the #DeerWeek event will be hosted by Jeff Danker, host of “BuckVentures” and country music recording artist Jon Langston.

This week on The Revolution, hosts Jeff and Jon stop by the show to talk #DeerWeek and their shared passion for one of America’s favorite pastimes - whitetail hunting. While they didn’t know each other before co-hosting #DeerWeek, both Jon and Jeff say that they hit it off from the beginning and their mutual love of the outdoors, hunting, archery, family values and more made them quick friends. Jeff and Jon talk about the parallels in their own lives via sports, the outdoors, hunting and more that bonded them, plus their unique ability to harness their individual platforms to advocate for hunting and the outdoor lifestyle.

Wyoming has more antelope than the rest of the country combined, and harvest success rates there generally exceed 85%. It’s a premiere destination for pronghorn hunters. Wyoming is also home to the oldest unsponsored hunt in the world - the Annual One Shot Antelope Hunt. Listen in as Joe Kenney, owner of KOVE in Lander, Wyoming, joins The Revolution to talk about this time honored, annual hunting tradition.

Kicking off September 18th, 2019 is the Annual One Shot Antelope Hunt that dates back to 1940. The purpose is to promote the ideals of good sportsmanship and game conservation with a heavy emphasis placed on comradeship, ability in the field and accuracy with a big game rifle. The Annual One Shot Antelope Hunt also celebrates the heritage of the Shoshone Indian tribe with the Shoshone people playing a large role in the ceremony and activities.

Are you a good shot? Spending time at the range working on your shooting skills is important. However, don’t fall into a rut with your shooting practice. Change up your routine and add some real life scenarios to your practice sessions to help simulate the hunt and better prepare for the upcoming hunting seasons. Here are some easy ways to do that:

Brian “Pigman” Quaca has become well known for pinching hogs and he has brought hog hunting to the forefront with his show “Pigman: the Series” airing Sundays at 8:30 p.m. ET on Sportsman Channel. Pigman joins The Revolution this week to talk hogs, their intelligence and adaptability, effective hunting tactics and more.

While he spends a good amount of his time busting hogs in the great state of Texas, and other southern states that are overrun with feral swine, Pigman doesn’t limit his hog pinching passion to just the U.S.A. Pigman is an equal opportunity, multi-country, hog pinching machine who has taken the fight right to the pigs in Africa, New Zealand, Mexico, Australia and more. Australia tends to make people think about kangaroos, however it’s the pig that reigns supreme.