Buck McNeely Age, Biography, Wife, Children

Publish date: 2024-05-21

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Buck McNeely, the beloved host of the popular outdoor TV show “The Outdoorsman with Buck McNeely,” has passed away. His son, who shared the news on Facebook, has expressed his heartbreak at the news. McNeely’s passion for the outdoors and charismatic presence on the show have left fans and viewers mourning the loss of a beloved figure. The show became a staple for outdoor enthusiasts, providing valuable insights, tips, and breathtaking experiences in nature.

McNeely’s infectious enthusiasm and genuine connection with his audience made the show a favorite among viewers. His work inspired countless individuals to appreciate and respect the great outdoors, and his impact extended beyond the screen, as he fostered a sense of adventure and appreciation for nature in people of all ages.

Outsdoorsman host Buck McNeely Dies Buck McNeely with The Outdoorsman passed away on Sunday, according to his som Max McNeely. According to a Facebook post, Buck passed away in his sleep. Max McNeely said their family is currently experiencing an indescribable loss at this time. “Seeing your dad die is like watching Superman die because that’s what he was to me,” wrote Max. “Even though Buck is gone, the show will go on as I have been preparing for this my whole life.” Max continued, revealing his father trained him in the family business by working and traveling with him over the last 13 years. According to Max, Buck started his show as part of a college project at Southeast Missouri State University. Since then, The Outdoorsman has grown with more than 550 TV stations airing his show globally.
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Buck McNeely Age, Biogrpahy, Wife, Children

Buck McNeely, a 63-year-old TV producer and host, is known for his adventure series “THE OUTDOORSMAN WITH BUCK MCNEELY.” The series has earned the title of the World’s Largest Syndicated Adventure Series and has taken him on tours and voyages from Argentina to several African nations, Siberia to Iceland, Canadian Artic to the desert of Mexico, and all over North and South America. McNeely and his crew have produced multiple T.V.T.V. commercials, industrial and marketing videos, and a variety of content for their clients worldwide.

Buck was born in 1960 in Cape Girardeau, MO, and learned to travel at a young age. His father was a U.S. Air force personality, and the McNeely family was stationed in Texas, traveling to places like Washington, D.C.D.C., California, and the Philippines. This change brought curiosity and passion for Buck McNeely, who started enjoying being outdoors and hunting and fishing in the Sierra Nevada Mountains and San Joaquin Valley of California.

Buck attended high school in Hughson, CA, where he learned to play football, wrestling, and ran track. He passed the F.C.C. license examination while a sophomore due to his passion for radio, Mass Communications, and working as a newscaster and disc jockey. He also studied Mass Communication at Southeast Missouri State University in Cape Girardeau, MO, where he pursued his passion for producing T.V.T.V. series and films or theatres.

Buck McNeely began working on the content for the series “The Outdoorsman” in his senior year of college, and it was first launched commercially in 1985. The series has since been released on 370 TV stations, 4 networks, 8 satellite feeds, and 200+ cable/LP TV entities, including the complete Northern Hemisphere. McNeely is married to Ladonna McNeely and has two children, Max and Rex McNeely.

As news of McNeely’s passing spreads, tributes and condolences pour in from fans and colleagues alike. His legacy will continue to inspire future generations to explore and appreciate the wonders of the natural world.

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