The family that hunts together...also cares about animal welfare and wildlife conservation together.
Raised Hunting
Meet husband and wife, David and Karin Holder, and their sons, Warren and Easton ? an American family that has used hunting as a platform to teach ethics and values to their family. The Holders share their North American hunting experience and use real adventures from their journeys.
Episodes
“Letting Go” Karin and Warren find themselves in a familiar place on the plains of Wyoming. Confined to a blind for an entire day, a son is looking for his next bow kill, while a mother is looking for answers. At the end of the day, they both find what they are looking for.
Easton makes a correct, but tough decision. As he defends his decision to his family, it's not until David has an encounter with the “Big 8”, before a dad can truly understand, life's not about making decisions, it's about living with them.
A failed attempt at a fundraisers for the Holder's (RAFD)Raised at Full Draw Bowhunting camps, gives them the chance to share their passion for elk hunting, and their mission to protect it, with one lucky duck hunter from Arkansas.
An ailing father, sparks a wife to make sure her husband doesn't go through life not at least trying to fill his bucket list, and a Kansas whitetail hunt, seems like a great place to start..
The Holder family embarks on their annual ducking hunting trip with “Pop”, but when health issues get in the way, the family begins to reflect on past trips, and how all of us in some way or another, will leave our mark!!
For any hunter, hunting Iowa Whitetails during the rut would be a big deal, but this past fall a husband learns that in the midst of even the largest of hunts, it's more important to pay attention to the finest of details.
What sort of story could possibly overshadow taking your best friend on a quest for the largest typical whitetail you or him has ever seen? You will have to see it, to believe it!
A suspenseful and dramatical lesson of dedication, determination and drive is taught as a family tries to tackle a Montana archery elk hunt, with only three days to do it in.
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