RFDTV -Anybody Watch??

[crash325]

At times RFDTV can be pretty boring. But often they do have some good stuff. Tractor shows, tractor pulls, think they had a mule pull off a while back. Some pretty good music and Hee Haw.

They also have some AG reports for real Farmers. :thumbsup: :laughing:

 

[dave1949]

I've seen some interesting horse-related stuff on RFD-TV. Watched cattle auctions - not sure why :laughing: - and once in a while they have decent country music.
Dave.

 

[dave1949]

I've seen some interesting horse-related stuff on RFD-TV. Watched cattle auctions - not sure why :laughing: - and once in a while they have decent country music. Yep, HeeHaw is fun too.
Dave.

 

[Johndeere3720]

I watch it weekly. I set the DVR to classic tractor fever, tractor pulls, machinery of the past, and the machinery show along with a few others. :thumbsup:

 

[bullbreaker]

Watch it all the time.
I enjoy most of the programming.
Funny you mentioned RFDTV.com, Rural America's Most Important Network
I sent an e-mail recently to the Perrin family(r5 Sons, Alaska Home Page
) at Rainy Pass Lodge maybe 120 miles NW of Anchorage Alaska.
I was surprised how quickly Steve Perrin got back to me.

Boone

 

[CompactTractorFan]

We don't get it... :thumbdown:

 

[Johndeere3720]

We don't get it... :thumbdown:

 

[smstonypoint]

I enjoy some other shows that haven't been mentioned yet: Vintage Country Ways (from the UK), Reno's Old Time Musical Festival, and the Cumberland Highlanders.

Steve

 

[forgeblast]

We did get it, but then I was tried of paying so much for direct tv. I went to a cheaper package, and lost a lot of great channels but am saving about 25 a month it seems the package i had doesnt exist anymore so I was paying a "modified" rate. I would love to pay per channel, buy the ones you want dont pay for the ones you never even turn on.

 

[cointoss]

Watch it all the time.
I enjoy most of the programming.
Funny you mentioned RFDTV.com, Rural America's Most Important Network
I sent an e-mail recently to the Perrin family(r5 Sons, Alaska Home Page
) at Rainy Pass Lodge maybe 120 miles NW of Anchorage Alaska.
I was surprised how quickly Steve Perrin got back to me.

Boone

I sure hope they continue, always enjoy R5Sons.