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Kyle Green heads to Yankton, S.D., to learn about the history of the Missouri River and the people who count on the river for sustenance.
Kyle Green heads to Yankton, S.D., to learn about the history of the Missouri River and the people who count on the river for sustenance.
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S1, EP9 "The Maine Moose"In the season finale, Kyle Green and Jeff Hutchinson head to Maine to hunt for moose and learn about the conservation of this species which is under attack by winter ticks.
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S1, EP10 "Upper Peninsula Trout Adventures"Kyle Green and his childhood friends are in his home state of Michigan for a trout fishing adventure; they visit dynamic landmarks, cliff jump, and finish out the trip cooking trout riverside.
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"The Everglades Python"Kyle and Jeff embark on a 20-day mission into the Everglades to find the invasive pythons that are plaguing the ecosystem.
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"Oklahoma Catfish Noodling"Kyle and Jeff get bit by catfish in Southern Oklahoma with YouTuber Nate Williams of Adrenaline Rush Adventures while using the primitive fishing tactic, hand fishing; learn from the Chickasaw Nation about the history of this method that has been used by Native Americans for thousands of years.
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S1, EP4 "The Mysterious 10,000 Islands"Kyle Green camps and explores the 10,000 islands off the west coast of Florida on his Sea-Doo while trying to catch fish after red tide.
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S1, EP3 "The Great Eastern Turkey"Kyle Green meets up with his friends at the National Wild Turkey Federation to dive into turkey conservation and hunt the largest subspecies of wild turkey.
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S1, EP2 "The Invasive Carp Disaster"Kyle Green heads to Yankton, S.D., to learn about the history of the Missouri River and the people who count on the river for sustenance.
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