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Season 28 • Episode 24 • 112 Million Years in the Making, A Fading Tradition

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Texas Parks and Wildlife Season 28, Episode 24: 112 Million Years in the Making, A Fading Tradition

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Tracking dinosaur tracks; Texas Parks and Wildlife fire team leader Jeff Sparks; biking, hiking and fishing at Cleburne State Park; film history from the 1970s; squirrel hunting, a fading tradition; abstract patterns in water. Watch Texas Parks and Wildlife Season 28, Episode 24 112 Million Years in the Making, A Fading Tradition in HD free online. Enjoy high-quality streaming of Texas Parks and Wildlife Season 28, Episode 24 and share your thoughts in the comments below!

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Episodes

26 episodes
1

Hueco Tanks: Rock Art Reborn, Oasis of the Kingfisher

When it comes to rock art, Hueco Tanks, east of El Paso is in a class by itself. Unfortunately over the years, some of the pictographs have been damaged by graffiti. But now a new type of laser technology is about to turn back time. It's a laser light show that wipes away the graffiti but doesn't affect the pictograph underneath. If you've ever been out in the woods and you're dive bombed by a brightly colored bird, you may have encountered the elusive kingfisher. Texas is the only place where all three variations of this bird can be found.

30 min
2

The Gulf Wardens, I Love a Mystery

30 min
3

Final Port of Call, Rafinesque's Big-eared Bats, Tracing a Texas River

30 min
4

A Tale of Two Laurens, Lake Arrowhead State Park, an Ocean Oasis

30 min
5

Native Texan Duck, a Day at Pedernales

30 min
6

Hunting Dogs 101, Davis Mountains State Park, Crazy About Birds

30 min
7

Caribbean Connection, Lake Whitney State Park, D Day +50

30 min
8

Garden of the Gulf, Abilene State Park, Fishing with Your Piers

30 min
9

Lion Country, Atlanta State Park, Hooked on the Coast

30 min
10

Young Guns, the Butterfly Palace

30 min
11

Big Wind, Big Questions, Pedernales Falls Bike Trails, Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration

30 min
12

Coastal Conflicts, 50th Film History, Fairfield Lake State Park

30 min
13

Room to Roam, Gateway to the Desert, Big Spring State Park

30 min
14

Adventure Racing, Cedar Hill Bike Trails, Billion Dollar Bats

30 min
15

Working Down Under, Franklin Mountains Bike Trails, the Virtual Bat

30 min
16

Stewards in Waiting, Bat Caves of Texas, Biking Big Bend

30 min
17

Episode 17

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Episode 18

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Episode 19

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Episode 20

30 min
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Episode 21

30 min
22

Rebuilding the Forest, Texas Game Warden, Found Flycatcher

Ongoing efforts to re-establish pine forests in east Texas that have been damaged by hurricanes; Texas Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame inductee Lonnie Stanley; a retired game warden reviews a film from the 1970s of wardens talking about the job; Stephen F. Austin State Park, a great place to explore between Houston and Austin; spotting a rare flycatcher near Austin; snake feeding time.

30 min
23

Bastrop: Back to Its Roots, Casting Call, Wyman Meinzer's West Texas

American YouthWorks crews help restore Bastrop State Park after severe wildfires; find out about local fishing spots with the Neighborhood Fishing Program; Texas State Photographer Wyman Meinzer's photo essay on West Texas; biking at Pedernales Falls State Park.

30 min
24

112 Million Years in the Making, A Fading Tradition

Tracking dinosaur tracks; Texas Parks and Wildlife fire team leader Jeff Sparks; biking, hiking and fishing at Cleburne State Park; film history from the 1970s; squirrel hunting, a fading tradition; abstract patterns in water.

30 min
25

The Firefighters, Repopulating the Pines, The Guide

Texas Parks and Wildlife Department fire team battles blazes at Bastrop and Lake Possum Kingdom State Parks; cooking redfish three ways with chef Jessie Griffiths; replanting pines at Bastrop State Park that were lost to wildfires; a day in the life of Lake Fork fishing guide Brian Duplechain, it's a lot of work; and up close look at some of Texas' wild creatures.

30 min
26

Gargantuan Gar, Black Bears of Black Gap

Alligator gar fishing and research; Cherie O'Brien helps restore coastal marshes; studying black bears in the Black Gap region of west Texas; biking at Franklin Mountains State Park.

30 min