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ESSINGTON, Pa. - PennZone -- TVS Buckboard Network.Com has launched on the WatchYour.TV platform, powered by Tulix, showcasing more than 5,000 classic Western TV shows from the first 40 years of TV in the USA. The 24/7 streaming ad supported free to view post cable network features an eclectic mix of iconic and 'lost' Westerns.

Bonanza, Wyatt Earp, The Westerner, Tate, Maverick, Sugarfoot, Bat Masterson, Jim Bowie, Cimmaron Strip,  The Virginian, Laredo, 26 Men, Lone Ranger, Roy Rogers, Hudson Bay, Pony Express, Klondike, High Chapparall, Wild Bill Hickok, Matt Clark-Railroad Detective, Annie Oakley, Range Rider, Buffalo Bill Jr, Wyatt Earp, Jim Bowie, and dozens more classic Western series are showcased on the newtork.

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TVS Buckboard Network.Com is one of 36 TVS MicroChannels.Com on the WatchYour.TV platform, powered by Tulix. Via apps from ROKU, Amazon, Google, Web TV, and Apple TVS shows are available on all Mobile and IPTV devices, as well as on Smart TVs in 85% of TV homes in the USA.

TVS programming is ad supported and free to view. TVS AdSales.Com, headed by Jerry Wolff, handles all sponsorship, native advertising, paid programming, promotion, and marketing opportunities. TVS AdSales.Com is located in New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Miami.

TVS Television Network.Com is the fourth oldest commercial broadcast TV network in the USA. Founded in 1960, TVS has produced and distributed thousands of TV shows on broadcast, cable, mobile, OTT, IPTV, and home video platforms.