Scenes from past Roger Raglin hunting entertainment videos and television episodes. Enjoy!
Roger has preached shot location for as long as I can remember. When you couple that with a quality 12 gauge slug gun, now son, that's a recipe for putting deer on the ground...fast! Watch this Big Boy get acquainted with the ground before you can say Jiminy Christmas!
Roger, Josh and Josh's girl friend Rebecca, load up and head east to North Carolina for a date with a nice whitetail buck. Instead, all they found was heat, humidity, huge mosquitoes and hogs...
Welcome to September. You're all ready for bow season, until Mr. Big Boy walks in. Heraclitus said, "Expect the Unexpected." Well the unexpected snake bit Roger not once, but twice. I think Roger had a pretty rough day!
Roger has a tough time keeping Wayne off the trigger of his M1A rifle with all those does in the field. Wayne is a meat hunter and normally kills the first doe he sees. Not today. Roger is about to let Wayne shoot a doe, but then the fun begins... ...
Southwest Oklahoma looks like Texas, but the Red River Valley is uniquely Oklahoma and produces some big whitetail bucks. Roger and Josh hunt hard for six days, and wouldn't you know it, on the last hour of the last day, well you'll just have to watch the hunting scene and see. Suffice it to say,...
Old Drop-Tine finally falls to an arrow after Roger patiently waits in a tree stand through one of the foggiest mornings he has ever experienced afield. Trail cams don't lie...as Old Drop-Tine was there, with a twist.....
Jeremiah Leach joins Roger Raglin on his Wounded Warrior hunt. Boy, Jeremiah knows how to shoot, as a nice Whitetail hits the ground at distance. Roger loves his Wounded Warriors and we appreciate what he does for our True American Heroes! Thank you Jeremiah for your sacrifice and service!
Roger is miraculously healed through the prayers of thousands of family, friends and fans from Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS). Then he heads to New Mexico and kills a giant pronghorn. He had a pretty good day!
Roger hears a buck coming close, real close, then waits at full draw for him to step out of the thick stuff, before he lets his arrow fly....
Roger Finally gets his South Dakota Mule Deer with a rifle and then heads home to Tulsa to meet his new Grand Daughter Savanna...
Roger and Josh enjoy Frijolia hospitality with Jason Mims. Josh Shoots a Nice Axis Deer (Gun Rack) and Roger Arrows a Heavy Racked Whitetail, then shoots a nice sized hog for the smoker.
Some of Roger and Josh's biggest hogs of all time shot with gun, bow and muzzleloader, including Two (2) World Records!
Roger starts hunting his back 10 acres and discovers a nocturnal slug of a buck on the trail cam. What's the chance he, or one of his grandchildren will fill their tag with this bad boy? Slim to none......
Who Said Hunting Texas Was Easy? After Days of Grueling Brush Hunting, Roger Finally Let's the Air Out Of A Dandy 180" Buck in 2014! It Seems Like Yesterday...
What a trip to Kansas for the Derby Family! Ashley scores on a nice buck with a CVA muzzleloader and Faith gives her Dad a hard time for waving her off a little buck when....you'll just have to see it to believe it...enjoy!
Being wounded in battle, Travis Worrell left the war as a lifetime quadriplegic. He gets back into life full swing getting an opportunity to hunt and shoot his first whitetail buck. Thank you for your great sacrifice and service Travis!
While hunting the early muzzleloading season in Saskatchewan, Roger knocks down a giant 160" class monster whitetail buck. He had a pretty good day!
Roger Hunts Kansas with Good Friend, Paul Meeks. Paul Arrows a Huge Kansas Buck with His Bow at Close Range.
It's the late muzzle load season in Missouri and Roger rattles in a huge whitetail buck while guiding his good friend David Gumucio. It's great action with a big surprise, gun swap.
Roger does his best keeping up on a fast and furious hog hunt in Eastern Oklahoma. Not for the faint at heart, things get wild and crazy hunting wild hogs with dogs and a spear! It's not pretty, but it makes good table fair and helps eradicate a problematic and growing swine population.
