Hunt Masters - Season 9
Season 9
Episodes
3 Years, 1 Buck
Gregg punctuates a three-year journey chasing the biggest whitetail of his life.
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.
Ancient Island Elk
Gregg Ritz travels to the oldest and largest island in North America in search of the rarest and most elusive big game animal on the continent.
High Mountain Mule Deer
Gregg Ritz climbs high to chase some of the biggest mule deer in the world on the toughest archery hunt of his life.
Desert Redemption
After missing a giant ram, Gregg Ritz heads south of the border for one shot at redemption in the desert.
Jam Up Whitetail Tactics
Gregg Ritz uncovers a new technique for whitetails and the key to unlocking their genetic potential. Featuring John Redmond of Nose Jammer.
Book Cliff Bulls
Gregg Ritz lands one of the most coveted elk tags in the country and grinds out the rut in the Book Cliffs of Colorado.
Building a Buck
Five years in the making, Gregg Ritz aims to write the final chapter in the story of how to build a buck, with special guest Dr. Grant Woods.
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