Whitetail Christmas On Waypoint TV

 

December 24-25

This year when most are dreaming of a white Christmas, we know what hunters are truly dreaming of, a whitetail Christmas. This is why Waypoint TV is putting together the perfect Christmas weekend programming to celebrate your holidays.

Waypoint TV’s “Whitetail Christmas Weekend” will feature the best whitetail content there is to offer, starting with a marathon featuring Texas Trophy Hunters Association’s new series, Storytellers, airing on Christmas Eve, beginning at 6pm EST. Storytellers is a new show focused on the hunting culture in Texas. A culture driven by much more than the antler score can produce, a culture driven by family values, and experiences.

On Christmas Day, the festivities will continue with the best hunting shows all in one place for families who spend their day out in the wilderness together. “Buck Fever” airing from 8-11am EST. This content block features a new exclusive series from hunting icon Michael Waddell called Downton Dixie. It also features other favorites such as Team200, Struttinbuck, Rival Wild, and Breaking Point.

On Christmas night, Waypoint TV will feature a special called "Whitetail Christmas Special" airing from 6-9pm EST. This will feature the best whitetail hunting shows. For all outdoorsmen and women who are dreaming of getting their first whitetail for Christmas. Top programs featured will be The Given Right, Midwest Whitetail, Chasing November, and Realtree Road Trips.

Tune in to watch on the Waypoint TV channel available on: Samsung TV Plus (Channel 1184), VIZIO (Channel 258), and Xumo (Channel 718). You can also navigate to the Live TV section in the Waypoint TV app, available on OTT, Mobile, or waypointtv.com.

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