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A healthy appetite and a willing palate are essential traits for fans of "MeatEater." From hunting turkey in Florida and elk in Kentucky, to grizzlies in British Columbia and antelope in New Mexico, avid outdoorsman, author and TV personality Steven Rinella pursues a wide variety of prey during thrill-ride, challenging adventures. Then, holding true to his "field to plate" philosophy -- nothing he kills on "MeatEater" goes to waste -- Rinella displays his culinary prowess by preparing the day's harvest for a mouthwatering meal.
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Fishing enthusiast Charlie Moore, also known as "The Mad Fisherman," is stepping out of his comfort zone and into the worlds of his guests, but first they have to visit his. In each episode, a special guest is invited into Charlie's world, and then the roles are reversed. When it's his turn, Charlie immerses himself in the local culture of the town he visits, wanting to experience everything that makes it special, from the best places to eat to favorite fishing destinations, and nobody is safe from his comedic critiquing.
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Hunting has been a driving force in the lives of Pat Reeve and Nicole Jones since childhood. One could even go so far as to say Pat and Nicole were meant for each other. Now a couple and with kids of their own, the Reeves came together not only on a personal level but also professionally, building a hunting empire around their "Driven" TV program. Episodes are filmed across the U.S. and around the world, showing them on the hunt for all types of prey, the most prominent being white-tailed deer. Pat, by the way, got his big break in the TV industry in 2004 when he was hired to produce and co-host "North American Whitetail TV," which remains a popular choice for hunting-show enthusiasts.