Hunt Masters - Season 8

Season 8
Episodes

Crazy for the Paunsaugunt

Back Country Bull

They Grow Up So Fast

3 Years, 1 Buck

Bear Ground

Bucks of the Harvest
Gregg invites friends to his cabin for a Thanksgiving whitetail adventure they'll never forget.

Giants of the Alaskan Bush
Gregg flies deep into the Alaskan bush to chase giant moose in the Brooks Range.

Blood is Thicker Than Water
Gregg packs up his family for a three generation whitetail hunt in Missouri but an impending flood threatens the trip.

Crushing the Rut
Gregg heads back to Illinois to hunt the rut with Lee and Tiffany Lakosky.

Land of the Long White Cloud
Gregg climbs to New Zealand's highest peaks in search of tahr.

Crazy for the Paunsaugunt
Gregg sets his sights on the mule deer of a lifetime in one of the most storied units in the country.
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