Travel to Grise Fiord in northern Nunavut, Canada to hunt polar bear and muskox by bow and arrow where Anna harvests both under a Inuit subsistence permit. Polar bear are managed by both the Nunavut and Canadian governments where they are not listed as “Endangered or Threatened”. Populations in Nunavut are healthy and increasing.
From The Wild Season 2 continues with ice fishing in Saskatchewan.
Sometimes it seems like a good idea to sleep 2 miles off shore on a sheet of ice 100km long. To try to catch fish.
With no ice for the final ice fishing tournament the points have locked and the winners chosen. The final tournament was just for fun with no point but it was an open water tournament in the marina in Presque Isle. John and Brad finished in 3rd place with a nice mess of perch.
Follow John and Cody as they catch crappie under the ice on public water in western Pa. John goes out the next day by himself and catches crappie after crappie on video.
December 2nd 2015 – Watch as a buck trapped in the icey Big Thompson River, was saved by two officers from the Estes Park police department. Filmed on December 2, 2015 by DJ Walsh. Following the incident, Walsh stated “We see this buck and his family around our home often. Shortly before the incident, on […]
he final episode of season one, and the return of snow and ice. Calf moose hunting was an annual family trip of Kevin’s, and having been drawn again, was out with Jeff to see if they could find a moose, despite the weak populations the past few years. This episode also finds us back at Three Boars cooking with the result of the trip.
Watch this crazy scene unfold as Chris Klawitter (firefighter) and the DNR’s Ross Hier go to extreme measures to save a deer stuck in frozen ice on the Red Laker River last week.
Follow John Royer and the Leatherwood Outdoors crew in their western Pennsylvania fishing adventures for large crappies and bluegills. Starting out at Justus Lake with bluegills, they then head over to Lake Wilhelm where John reels in one of his biggest ice fishing white crappie, measuring at 15 inch.
Follow John Royer as he films 2015 ice fishing season for LWO.