The Crush Features Late-Season Iowa Bowhunt

PORTSMOUTH, NH - This week on The Crush, Lee and Tiffany host good friend Gregg Ritz for an action-packed Iowa bowhunt. It's late in the season, and with the rut over with, Gregg is forced to change tactics and pull out all the stops to get within bow range of an unsuspecting whitetail. Tune in and see if he and his Mathews bow can attach their tag to a trophy-class buck!

Show Concept
The Crush with Lee and Tiffany is a hugely popular reality-based hunting show that conveys to viewers what it's like to hunt with your significant other. Lee and Tiffany Lakosky invite the world into their lives to experience the fun - and the headaches - of living the lifestyle of an American hunting couple. They show viewers the good, and the not-so-good, while traveling throughout North America chasing critters of all shapes and sizes. Whether they're traveling on the "Crush Bus" or hunting back home in Salem, Iowa, Lee and Tiffany treat their fans to action-packed, entertaining adventures every week, all year long - showing viewers the "dos and don'ts" of their fun yet exhausting lifestyle along the way.

Lee and Tiffany love the challenges of hunting almost any animal, but their true love is chasing trophy-class whitetails. They plant over 1,000 acres of food plots in prime whitetail country, they hang over 100 treestands, they set up numerous binds, and they employ over 100 trail cameras ... all in hopes of getting the jump on the trophy-class bucks that roam their woods.

Some say Lee and Tiffany are "America's most entertaining hunting couple", while others consider them "American's favorite hunting couple". Accolades aside, one thing's for sure: After nearly a decade of dispatching some of the best-looking bucks in the industry, Lee and tiffany have proven themselves as the real deal.

Learn more at www.wildcomm.com/thecrush and www.thecrush.tv.


Outdoor Channel Airtimes
Tuesday 12:30 a.m. EST
Tuesday 7:00 p.m. EST
Friday 6:00 p.m. EST
Sunday 7:30 p.m. EST

Contact:
Kyle Schaefer, WildComm; 603.610.8403; kschaefer@wildcomm.com.