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Texas Parks and Wildlife · S40E21 — Weekend at Ray Roberts Lake State Park
Season 40 episodes
1. Gator Guardians, Hunting Las Palomas & Mattox PrairieOct 6, 20242. Bears Bounce Back, Longhorn Cavern & Southmost SabalsOct 13, 20243. Gravel Roads of Texas, San Angelo State Park, Hawk WatcherOct 20, 20244. Wild Wetlands Paddling Port O'Connor, Eclipse VillageOct 27, 20245. Watching Whoopers, Fort Boggy & Time CapsuleNov 3, 20246. Game Warden Gear, Shrimp Science & Biking Big BendNov 10, 20247. Famous Trees, Paddling San Antonio & Fishing FacilitatorNov 17, 20248. Nature's Rhythm, Crab Trap Cleanup & Beneficial WetlandNov 24, 20249. Skimmer Savers, Paddling Goliad & Pineywoods FamilyDec 1, 202410. Hueco Rock Rodeo, The Learning Ranch & Parks on the AirDec 8, 202411. Conserving Water, Archery at School & Free FishingDec 15, 202412. Seed Collectors, Operation Game Thief & Park HistoryDec 22, 202413. Conservation Dog Squad, Playa Protector & Jelly FishingDec 29, 202414. Patriot Anglers, Oyster Recycling & Cibolo Creek RanchJan 5, 202515. Pocket Prairies, Bird Island & Byler RanchJan 12, 202516. Mentor Magic, Fortlandia & Desert SparrowsJan 19, 202517. Crazy Ants, White Bass Fishing & Freshwater's FutureJan 26, 202518. Armored Catfish, Caddo Lake, Rio Grande Valley ReefFeb 2, 202519. Crayfish Concerns, Mentored Fishing, Cooking DrumFeb 9, 202520. Lights Out for Birds, Goose Island, Building a ParkFeb 16, 202521. Weekend at Ray Roberts Lake State ParkFeb 23, 202522. Alligator Tracking, Goliad Illumination, Habitat BargeMar 2, 202523. Austin Food Forest, Birding Oasis, Conservation LeaderMar 9, 202524. Flounder Science, Wildlife Selfies, Green Turtle TeamMar 16, 202525. Fishing for Walleye, Dive Team, Javelina ResearchMar 23, 202526. Bat Rescuers, Birdability, Desert Bighorn SheepMar 30, 2025
Synopsis
Ray Roberts Lake State Park, nestled north of Denton, offers a haven of diverse recreation. Families seeking camping, cyclists exploring scenic trails, horse riders enjoying open spaces, dog walkers reveling in expansive grounds, and anglers pursuing bountiful waters all find respite within its boundaries. The park’s expansive lake and oak-covered hills create a sense of escape from urban life, yet this tranquil retreat remains surprisingly accessible to the vibrant cities of Dallas and Fort Wor
