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Jim continues to hunt on the steep faces of France's Chartreuse mountain range.
Jim continues to hunt on the steep faces of France's Chartreuse mountain range.
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S3, EP5 "Traveler's Return"Jim continues to hunt on the steep faces of France's Chartreuse mountain range.
Jim Shockey's Uncharted
S3, EP6 "Fortune"Jim participates in a trial hunt as part of a Namibian government test program which places stewardship of local wildlife in the hands of villagers.
Jim Shockey's Uncharted
Rerun Air Date: February 9, 2026If it's an animal roaming the wild, Jim Shockey has probably hunted it. The veteran wilderness guide and outfitter has tracked game in more than 40 countries and taken in excess of 300 species using bow, muzzleloader and rifle. Exclusive guiding territories on Vancouver Island, in the Yukon Territory, in Mexico's Sonoran Desert, and in his native Saskatchewan provide Shockey access to the most beautiful reaches of North America and content for the hunting adventures seen in "Uncharted." Jim's daughter Eva, a full-fledged hunter in her own right, joins her dad on many episodes.
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