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Texas Parks and Wildlife

Season 28 · Episode 24

112 Million Years in the Making, A Fading Tradition

0.030mMarch 31, 2013

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.

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Episodes

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

Episode 9Lion Country, Atlanta State Park, Hooked on the Coast

Episode 10Young Guns, the Butterfly Palace

Episode 11Big Wind, Big Questions, Pedernales Falls Bike Trails, Wildlife and Sport Fish Restoration

Episode 12Coastal Conflicts, 50th Film History, Fairfield Lake State Park

Episode 13Room to Roam, Gateway to the Desert, Big Spring State Park

Episode 14Adventure Racing, Cedar Hill Bike Trails, Billion Dollar Bats

Episode 15Working Down Under, Franklin Mountains Bike Trails, the Virtual Bat

Episode 16Stewards in Waiting, Bat Caves of Texas, Biking Big Bend

Episode 22Rebuilding the Forest, Texas Game Warden, Found Flycatcher

Episode 23Bastrop: Back to Its Roots, Casting Call, Wyman Meinzer's West Texas

Episode 24112 Million Years in the Making, A Fading Tradition

Episode 25The Firefighters, Repopulating the Pines, The Guide

Episode 26Gargantuan Gar, Black Bears of Black Gap