Turkey season is always a treat for the spring season hunter. This week Bob is going to take you back to look at a few turkey hunts over the last few seasons. Turkey hunting is one of the most difficult, but rewarding types of hunting you can experience. Sit back, relax and enjoy a little Turkey hunting from around the country on this weeks Bob Redfern’s Outdoor Magazine.
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Amazon Peacock Bass Fishing
Bob and the crew are fishing in Brazil South America in search of the Amazon trophy Peacock Bass. Peacock Bass in the Amazon is one of the most memorable trips of a lifetime. The fish are there, but see if Bob is able to land his first trophy Peacock bass over 20 lbs? Also Bob will be at Pure Fishing’s Headquarters taking a look at what’s new in fishing gear for 2011. You won’t want to miss this look at what’s new in fishing gear for your tackle box!
Minnesota Zippel Bay Resort Trophy Walleye
Minnesota is home to many things including trophy Walleye fishing and Bob is fishing with one of the premier outfitters in northern Minnesota at Zippel Bay Resort. Trophy Walleye is one of the most sought after fish in the upper Midwest. Tune in this week to see if Bob can land his first Minnesota Trophy Walleye.
Lake of the Woods is a large, pristine body of water with many bays, 65,000 miles of shoreline, 14,000 islands. Rated “world-class” walleye and sauger fishing, trophy northern pike in Zippel Bay, excellent smallmouth bass and perch abound. Fish spring or fall in shallow water, July and August on rock reefs or winter angling in Zippel Bay area.
North Carolina Quail at Buchanan Shoals
Bob is hunting quail this week at Buchanan Shoals near Wadesboro, North Carolina. Buchanan Shoals is a hunter’s paradise for those folks that like to quail hunt, fish and hunt for wild hogs. Bob’s host and wingman this week is Jason Kiker, the owner and developer of the 5500 acre hunting resort property. This is a show you will not want to miss!
Buchanan Shoals occupies 5,300 acres in southern Anson and Richmond Counties, NC as well as Chesterfield County, SC. The property is located on the Great Pee Dee River, with over 7 miles of frontage on the river.
Buchanan Shoals is a collage of pine uplands, young pine plantations, upland hardwood glades, bottomland hardwood forests, and open broomstraw fields. These distinctive habitat conditions offer hunting for all major wildlife species in the south including: waterfowl, trophy whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and dove.
Florida Largemouth
Bob is back down in the Sunshine State of Florida doing what he enjoys and that is catching fish, large mouth bass that is. Florida has it all and fishing is king in the Orlando area, don’t miss some great bass fishing action this week.
Louisiana’s River Rouge Plantation Quail
Isle of Palms Shark Fishing
This week Todd Stamps a local guide on the Isle Palms, South Carolina puts Bob right in the middle of some super Shark fishing action on the waters of the Atlantic coast near Charleston, SC. Shark fishing is exciting and as always Bob is out for a new twist to saltwater action.
Lake Erie Small Mouth
On today’s show Bob braves the wind and waves in search of the Lake Erie small mouth bass. His guide Frank Campbell of Niagara Falls, is one of the best local experts in navigating the mighty waves of Lake Erie for some great fishing action near Buffalo, New York. See if Bob is able to land some trophy small mouth or just get wet!
Bob Redfern’s Best of 2010
This week, join Bob as we relive the best moments of 2010. You won’t want to miss the highlights from the best adventures of 2010. 
Quail Hunting with NY Yankee Legend Bobby Richardson
One of South Carolina’s most beloved professional athletes joinsBob this week to talk a little baseball and do a little upland bird hunting. New York Yankee MVP, Bobby Richardson will talk about his years with Mickey Mantle and other sports legends. He will also discuss his current work with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and what it means to the future of sports. This is a show for the history books, so make sure you tune in!
Here’s a little history: Bobby Richardson debuted on August 5, 1955. He racked up 1,432 hits in his career, with a lifetime batting average of .266, 34 home runs and 390 RBIs. He won five Gold Gloves at second base, while forming a top double play combination with shortstop (and roommate) Tony Kubek. With the light-hitting but superb-fielding Yankee third baseman Clete Boyer, Richardson and Kubek gave the Yankees arguably the best defensive infield in baseball. His most famous defensive play came at the end of the 1962 World Series, mentioned below, when Richardson made a clutch catch that prevented Willie Mays and Matty Alou from scoring the runs that would have beaten the Yankees and given the Series to the San Francisco Giants.