Texas Parks and Wildlife · SEASON 36
Bat Noses, Mentored Hunt, Environmental Example
Episode 18 · 2021-02-07
- Documentary
Episode overview
A deadly fungal disease killing millions of hibernating bats is spreading through North America, including Texas. Go on a Texas Parks and Wildlife "mentored hunt" and see how grownups get a taste of the outdoors from field to table. Louis Stumberg was old-school: a hard worker, a businessman, and according to his sons, a great father. He was also a devoted environmentalist and rancher.
30 minutes
Season 36 episodes
1. Fox Finders, Kraken Diving, Brushland Birds2020-10-11
2. Texas Hunting Traditions2020-10-18
3. Wild Game Cooking Texas Style2020-10-25
4. Birds and Birders2020-11-01
5. State Park Biking Trails2020-11-08
6. Fishing the Texas Coast2020-11-15
7. The Science of Wildlife2020-11-22
8. Texas Game Wardens Past & Present2020-11-29
9. Texas Paddling Trails2020-12-06
10. Explore Texas State Parks & Historic Sites2020-12-13
11. Wildlife in the Lone Star State2020-12-20
12. A Diversity of Jobs2020-12-27
13. Freshwater Fishing in Texas2021-01-03
14. Plains Playas, Bastrop State Park, Hang Ten2021-01-10
15. Outdoor Inspiration, Dutch Oven Cooks, Moving Bees2021-01-17
16. Bass Tracking, Lake Corpus Christi, Kemp's Ridley History2021-01-24
17. Rookery Island, Fishing's Future Founder, Durable Design2021-01-31
18. Bat Noses, Mentored Hunt, Environmental Example2021-02-07
19. Desert Bighorn, Crappie Guys, Cooking Crappie2021-02-14
20. Devils with Dad, State Park Firefighters, Kangaroo Rats2021-02-21
21. Natural Connection, Blanco River Restoration, Fish Habitat2021-02-28
22. Bastrop's Back, Gator Hunt, Alligator Chili Relleno2021-03-07
23. Birding Passion, Collegiate Climbers, Oyster Shell Return2021-03-14
24. Becoming a Warden, Bee Searcher, Franklins Flying2021-03-21
25. Lake Mineral Wells Trailway, Field to Fork, Razing Cane2021-03-28
26. Finding Fortlandia, Caprocks Bison, Fort Parker2021-04-04
