Suspense: Hunting Trip (1946) | A Deadly Weekend in the Wilderness | Old Time Radio

*Description:* Step into the dark world of *Suspense* with the gripping September 12, 1946 episode, *"Hunting Trip."* One of radio's finest psychological thrillers, this classic tale transforms a remote mountain hunting excursion into a terrifying contest of nerves, suspicion, and murder. Synopsis Eric and Stan travel deep into the mountains for what should be a peaceful hunting vacation. From the beginning, Stan is troubled by the isolation and danger surrounding them, while Eric seems strangely fascinated by death and violence. During the drive, Eric casually remarks that the narrow mountain road would be an ideal place for murder. Once they reach their lonely cabin, the atmosphere becomes even more unsettling. Eric reveals a collection of newspaper clippings detailing unusual murders and methods of poisoning, causing Stan's fears to intensify. As the two men settle down for dinner and drinks, every glance and every word becomes loaded with suspicion. Has one of them poisoned the other? Is paranoia creating danger where none exists? The answer unfolds in true Suspense fashion with mounting tension and a chilling climax. Originally broadcast during the golden age of radio, "Hunting Trip" is a masterful example of psychological storytelling, using atmosphere and uncertainty to keep listeners guessing until the final moments. Every episode featured on *American Radio Rewind* undergoes significant audio restoration and enhancement. Extensive work is performed to reduce noise, eliminate pops and clicks, improve clarity, and preserve the integrity of these historic broadcasts, providing the best listening experience possible while respecting the original performances. Cast and Production Credits *Series:* Suspense *Episode:* "Hunting Trip" *Original Broadcast Date:* September 12, 1946 *Network:* CBS Radio *Producer/Director:* William Spier *Music:* Bernard Herrmann *Announcer:* Harlow Wilcox *Writers:* Suspense writing staff *Stars:* Joseph Cotten and Vincent Price *Genre:* Mystery, Psychological Thriller, Crime Drama