Wild TV, which is Numeris-rated as the most-watched, major outdoor programming provider in Canada*, announces the addition of a new Canadian series to their second quarter lineup, HIGH BC. Wild TV’s content partnership with Ashley Stuckless, host and president of HIGH BC, enables the network’s fanbase of channel and streaming service subscribers to watch a variety of BC resident hunts, starting with a ten day stone sheep hunting adventure, followed by a mule deer hunt in the Cascade Mountains. Audiences can access these episodes, as well as the rest of Season One, through Wild TV’s cable channel, or the Wild TV – LIVE! stream, and also on-demand via the HIGH BC collection on Wild TV+.

Wild TV’s Vice President, Scott Stirling, comments, “There’s no better way to learn about hunting in a specific province than watching the resident hunters of that area pursue their species of choice. Our subscribers will definitely be entertained and informed by Ashley’s backcountry adventures!”

Stuckless also comments, “HIGH BC is very proud to join the only Canadian hunting channel and are looking forward to bringing stories of the BC backcountry resident hunter. High BC is a self-produced hunting show filmed in some of the most remote areas of British Columbia, largely focused on backpack hunting with fellow resident hunters.”

To check airtimes for HIGH BC, visit Wild TV’s broadcast schedule.

About HIGH BC

High BC started a few years ago as a YouTube channel documenting British Columbia hunts with family and friends. High BC follows host Ashley Stuckless and other guest BC resident hunters on hunts with family and friends in some of the most amazing places British Columbia has to offer. High BC productions are self-filmed with all post production done in house. The show focuses on the challenges and the opportunities available to resident hunters, with an eye on conservation and giving back to the BC, Canadian, and North American hunting community.

About Wild TV Inc.

Wild TV Inc. is entering its 20th year of operation. *The station is rated the number one outdoor programming provider in Canada by Numeris. With over 168,000 hours aired to date, Wild TV partners with Canada’s most prominent television carriers, including Shaw Communications, Shaw Direct, Shaw BlueCurve. Bell, Bell Fibe, Rogers, Telus, Videotron, Cogeco, MTS, Sasktel, and Eastlink, as well as to all CCSA members. Wild TV is available 24/7 to Canadian households and available to a growing number of European countries. Wild TV also offers the new Wild TV+ streaming service. Available worldwide and launched in the fall of 2022, it features more than 10,000 on-demand episodes as well as the ability to stream the Network live. Wild TV+ provides outdoor enthusiasts with the only industry app-user experience where both species and regions categorize content for easy navigation. In addition, Wild TV+ is also set to become the home of the most extensive, curated and sorted video library of hunting tips in the industry.

For more information, go to wildtv.ca.

To learn more about Wild TV’s streaming service, visit Wild TV+.

*Source: Numeris, Prime (Mo-Su - 18:00 - 23:00), Weekday Prime (Mo-Fr - 18:00 - 23:00), Weekend (Sa-Su - 07:30 - 18:00), Weekday Daytime (Mo - Fr - 15:00 - 18:00 + 23:00 - 00:00), Late Prime (Mo-Su - 00:00 - 02:00), M18+, A18+, A35+, M25-54, Ind.2+, F18+, F25-54, A25-54, F35+, M35+, Total Canada, Wild TV vs Sportsman Channel Canada, Live +28 Days, 2023-01-01 to 2023-11-30, AMA(000), DLYRCH(000)