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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S31E3 — Dallas Paddling, Shotguns & Bighorn Sheep
Season 31 episodes
1. Big Bend National ParkOct 18, 2015
2. Brushland Birds, Fishing Piers & Old TrainsOct 25, 2015
3. Dallas Paddling, Shotguns & Bighorn SheepNov 1, 2015
4. Dark Skies, Ranch Restoration & Rockin' ArtNov 7, 2015
5. Catching Up on Quail, Balmorhea Cool & RVsNov 14, 2015
6. Wild Firefighters, Cup Crusaders & RabbitsNov 21, 2015
7. Refuge From the Storm, Flying Falcons & Piney WoodsNov 28, 2015
8. Wardens on a Boat, Swimming Holes & Flying at FranklinDec 5, 2015
9. Sky High Eye, Wyman's Camera & Big Bend AboveDec 12, 201510. Surfing Sands, Volunteer Family & Border LifeDec 19, 201511. Wild Artist, Rio Grande Rafting & Balmorhea BirdsDec 26, 201512. Birds of Smell, Helicopter Training & Remembering D-DayJan 2, 201613. Gator Hunt, Neches Refuge & the EcotainerJan 9, 201614. El Paso Trails, Saving Some Bison & Shifting SandsJan 16, 201615. Friendly Flockers, Caddo Lake & a Rising RiverJan 23, 201616. El Paso Owls, Three Kingfishers & Richland Creek WaterJan 30, 201617. Night Photography, Fishing at Mueller & Some Survival TipsFeb 6, 201618. Purple Palaces, Big Black Bears & Cleaning It UpFeb 13, 201619. Moving Mule Deer, Social Mediator & a Yoga HikeFeb 20, 201620. Butterfly Beauty, Enchanted Rock & the Inspiring EcologistFeb 27, 201621. Feral Hogs, History Keeper & Going to GarnerMar 5, 201622. Cave Crawlers, Outdoor Clubbing & a Frog PondMar 12, 201623. Pronghorns, Tent Revival & a Sinking ShipMar 20, 201624. Pecos Pupfish, Prairie Dogs & Buffalo SoldiersMar 27, 201625. Texas Water Safari, Loggerhead Shrikes & WoodpeckersApr 3, 201626. Preparing Powderhorn, Preaching Taxidermy & CaterpillarsApr 10, 2016Synopsis
A canoe glides along the Trinity River near Dallas, a quiet journey through the heart of the city's natural landscape. This waterway offers a unique perspective, a chance to connect with the past and witness ongoing efforts to restore the region's wildlife. Thirty years ago, the Desert Bighorn Sheep had vanished from Texas; now, conservation initiatives are underway to reintroduce this iconic species. Beyond the river's gentle flow, there’s another skill demanding precision and respect: shot
