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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S29E21 — What Wardens Do, Stripers in Production
Season 29 episodes
1. Austin's Warblers, Pedernales Falls Bike Trails, Selling TexasOct 26, 20132. Recovery at Possum Kingdom, Texas Horned Lizards, Remembering Bois d’Arc CreekNov 2, 20133. Will Hunt for Food, Nicole's Big Adventure, 50 Years and CountingNov 9, 20134. Waiting for Winter Trout, A New North Deer, Talking to the AnimalsNov 16, 20135. Flocking with Friends, Where to WadeNov 23, 20136. The Inspired Artist, Geocaching Changed My Life, Fishing the Late ShiftNov 30, 20137. Fitting In, Standing Out, The Burden of BountyDec 7, 20138. Calling All Pintails, Hurricanes: A Force of NatureDec 14, 20139. K9 Wardens, Fisheries for the Future, Buck FeverDec 21, 201310. The Invaders, What’s in the WaterDec 28, 201311. Above Texas: Rivers & Lakes, Climate of ChangesJan 4, 201412. Outdoor Family Camping, Action for the OceansJan 11, 201413. The Rio Grande: Down But Not Out, The Boat BuilderJan 18, 201414. Above Texas: The Coast, Paddling Caddo Lake, Student ParkingJan 25, 201415. Eye in the Sky, LBJ's Hill Country LegacyFeb 1, 201416. Managing the Martins, State Park Ambassadors, Battle at the ForkFeb 8, 201417. Over Texas: Growing Pains, Winter Wonderland for Waterfowl, A Journey SouthFeb 15, 201418. Spreading His Wings, Policing PollutionFeb 22, 201419. Texas Tussle: A Gator Hunt, Balancing ActMar 1, 201420. Chasing a Ghost, 50 Years Later, Same Photo, A Place to HuntMar 8, 201421. What Wardens Do, Stripers in ProductionMar 15, 201422. Restoring a Texas Treasure, A Scar on the FlatsMar 22, 201423. The Last Dance, Mystery of the TarponMar 29, 201424. Under Texas: Beneath the Surface, The Last StandApr 5, 201425. Natural Wasteland, Texas Eagles on the MoveApr 12, 201426. A Man in Paradise, Stone Skipping, A Long Way to Seadrift: The Texas Water SafariApr 19, 2014
Synopsis
From the rugged plains to the tempestuous Gulf, the striped bass receives assistance at every stage of its life cycle. Texas Parks and Wildlife biologists are actively involved, guiding the fish from fertilization to hatching, stocking, and ultimately, capture.
