Season
Season 40 Episode
- Season 38 Armored Invasion, Lake Somerville & Beneficial Wetland
- Season 38 White Bass, High Plains Grassland & Big Spring
- Season 38 Feral Pig Cookoff, Quail Ranch & Kickapoo Cavern
- Season 38 Bee Folks, Coastal Prairie Protectors & Fort Boggy
- Season 38 Saving Sharks, Indian Springs & Parks on the Air
- Season 38 Seed Collectors, Wuest Ranch & Sparrow Searchers
- Season 38 Shrinking Sundown, Ebel Grasslands & San Angelo State Park
- Season 38 Hundred-mile Hike, Wagley Ranch & Monarch Motel
- Season 38 Retriever on Trial, Longhorn Cavern & Neighborhood Fishing
- Season 38 Parrot Patrol, Goose Island Pier & Mule Deer Science
- Season 38 Motorcycling Across Texas, Fort Parker & Dove Hunting
- Season 38 Whooping Crane Science, Cleburne State Park & Butterfly Boosters
- Season 38 Crab Trap Cleanup, Birdy Bastrop & Bobcat City
- Season 38 Saving Skimmers, Paddling Goliad & Counting Catches
- Season 38 Jetty Fishing, Shrimp Science & Roling Camera
- Season 38 Famous Park Trees, Caddo Lake & Collegiate Camper
- Season 38 Blue Sucker, Galveston Island & Green Turtle Team
- Season 38 Walk Across Texas, South Llano River & Corpus Surfers
- Season 38 Retired Tire Fort, Gator Guys & Buescher State Park
- Season 38 Park History, Fisheries Hall of Famer & Lake Casa Blanca
- Season 38 Outdoor Friends, Goose Island & Aquatic Habitat Helper
- Season 38 Varsity Archery, Yoga Hike, Fish & Oyster Advocate
- Season 38 Flocking with Friends, Fishing Facilitator & Old Tunnel
- Season 38 Lights Out for Birds, Lake Mineral Wells & Parks on Exhibit
- Season 38 Painters for the Parks, Hawk Watcher, East Texas Wilderness
- Season 38 A Weekend at Ray Roberts Lake State Park
Texas Parks and Wildlife - Season 38 Episode 23 Flocking with Friends, Fishing Facilitator & Old Tunnel
0.00 30 minutes How many different birds can be seen in a day, a morning, or from just one spot? Follow some folks who decided to find out. See how a redesigned boat is giving anglers with disabilities easier access to the water and helping a boat captain reclaim his career. Once home to traveling trains, Old Tunnel State Park is now a seasonal home for millions of bats.
