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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S34E21 — City Camping, Water Safari & Caddo Rain
Season 34 episodes
1. San Antonio Float, Green Jays & Fanthorp InnOct 14, 20182. Hunters Welcome, Goldthwaite Goldmine & Some DeerOct 21, 20183. Huntsville State Park, Laborcitas Creek & Galveston IslandOct 28, 20184. Spicewood Ranch, ADA Hunt Help & East Texas WoodsNov 4, 20185. Natural Connection, Room to Roam & Pocket PrairiesNov 11, 20186. Turkey Work, Turkey Calls & Turkey TalkNov 18, 20187. Reading Green, Oyster Industry & Quality WaterNov 25, 20188. Blue Suckers, Buffalo Soldiers & Lake WichitaDec 2, 20189. Kangaroo Rats, an Outdoor Writer & Saving BatsDec 9, 201810. Goliad Paddling, Protecting Deer & Conservation ArtDec 16, 201811. Fort Richardson, Urban Biology & Fishing SchoolDec 23, 201812. Coastal Parkitecture, Bay Trawl & Alum Creek ToadsDec 30, 201813. Oyster Shell Recycling, Bighorn Sheep & Looking for BeesJan 6, 201914. Saving Sharks, Trail Family Ranch & Campus CamperJan 13, 201915. Wildlife Watchdogs, Lake Forkers & Good GuzzlersJan 20, 201916. Black-capped Comeback, Making Signs & a Fishing WardenJan 27, 201917. Texas Walker, Wildlife's Legal Eagle & Chester IslandFeb 3, 201918. Coast Strong, Razing Cane & SeaCamp ScientistsFeb 10, 201919. Frog Pond, Big City Cats & Mustang IslandFeb 17, 201920. Hunting Dove, Hiking Dogs & Birding HotspotsFeb 24, 201921. City Camping, Water Safari & Caddo RainMar 3, 201922. Blanco Restoration, Helicopter Heroes & a Mentored HuntMar 10, 201923. Devils River Advocates, Monahans Sandhills & the DNA DudeMar 17, 201924. Fort Parker, Aiming Safe & Moving BeesMar 24, 201925. Chimney Swifts, Paddlefish Progress & Tree Stand SafetyMar 31, 201926. Kraken Diving, Paddling Trails & Muzzle ControlApr 7, 2019
Synopsis
The Texas Water Safari, renowned as the world’s toughest canoe race, unfolds a demanding 260-mile journey from San Marcos to Seadrift. We follow two teams as they test their mettle against the current. Elsewhere, Caddo Lake offers a tranquil escape, a haven for quiet contemplation on a rainy day. For one Austin resident, navigating this landscape with a smartphone and an understanding of social media transforms an outdoor experience, subtly diverging from the ways of his grandfather, yet proving
