Michael Waddell's Bone Collector (2008-2017)

Michael Waddell's Bone Collector premiered in 2009, exclusively on Outdoor Channel, and promised to reinvent the outdoor television genre. Bone Collector documents - in high definition - the culture of the hunter; the brotherhood of sportsmen that have true passion for the game, the land, and the lifestyle. With world-class production and marketing teams behind it, Bone Collector brings a fresh, honest and youthful approach to America's Leader in Outdoor TV.

Hosts Michael Waddell, Nick Mundt, and Travis "T-Bone" Turner will take the Outdoor Channel viewer across the globe in the enthralling, always entertaining "warts and all" style that Outdoor Channel viewers have come to know and love. Hunts of all kinds will be represented – bow, muzzleloader, shotgun, and rifle. Michael Waddell is arguably the outdoor industry's most popular personality, and joining him in hosting Bone Collector is Nick Mundt – field producer, professional guide, and South Dakotan. Waddell and Mundt first met in Wyoming, and their easy-going demeanors and on-camera chemistry make for unforgettable footage. Rounding out the hosting brotherhood is Travis "T-Bone" Turner, the go-to-guy for anything archery, a constant cut-up, and the man with the uncanny ability to consistently take home big game. Together, the threesome promises to create appointment television, each and every week on Outdoor Channel.

Bone Collector not only has the on-screen chemistry of Waddell, Mundt, and Turner to help take outdoor television to the next level, but also the original team that created and produced the hit franchise, Realtree Road Trips behind it. Waddell, Marc Womack and Steve Finch have garnered numerous awards for their past work on shows and DVDs such as Monster Bucks, Realtree Road Trips and The Incomplete Deer Hunter with Jeff Foxworthy. With a professional track record of consistent, innovative outdoor television both in-front and behind the camera, Bone Collector promises to be one of the breakout hits on cable television for 2009, 2010, and beyond.