December 15, 2008 (Nashville) – The changes never stop at MyOutdoorTV.com, as the online TV powerhouse announces its latest site redesign, offering a revamped user experience, greater interactivity, and even more hunting, fishing, and shooting shows. New features abound on the homepage and throughout the site.

“We’re pleased to launch the redesigned site in conjunction with a major Ford F-150 advertising campaign,” said Chris Moise, CEO. “We’ve made the information and shows more accessible and the entire site more interactive. And, of course, there’s new content every day. These are just a few of the reasons our viewership has grown to over 300,000 unique visitors per month.”

Viewers will instantly notice the redesigned homepage, where there is more content than before and new links that make it quicker to access pages you want to view. The many new features include:

• MapIt, a powerful mapping page that allows viewers to choose a species or activity and map its video coverage, or conversely, to see what’s offered for a particular locale;

• Marketplace, the new home for outdoor products, which includes reviews by Mike Faw and JJ Reich, Editor’s Picks, a Top 10 Product Video list, and the largest collection of hunting, fishing, and boating product videos on the internet;

• Weekly Polls, allowing viewers to respond and instantly see results to questions on a variety of outdoors topics;

• Expanded Show Descriptions, so viewers can learn more about their favorite shows or evaluate shows they might want to watch;

• Tipmasters Section, which has been redesigned, expanded, and more video added, and now includes Product Tips, Just Added Tips, Top 10 Tips, searching for tips by topic, and much more;

• Original Programming, including exclusive new videos by Wade Bourne and other outdoor producers;

• Cooking Blog by “the Sporting Chef” Scott Leysath, as well as a redesigned section that includes Most Viewed Recipes, Latest Recipes, and search by category.

“These are just the first of many changes and additions to be launched over the next several weeks,” commented Moise. “Viewers should watch for some major interactive features to launch soon on MyOutdoorTV.com.”