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12.00 am
Viral Outdoors
"The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos. Brought to you all in one show with special guest Ted Nugent."
12.30 am
Viral Outdoors
"The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos. Brought to you all in one show with special guest Cragg Fitz."
1.00 am
Bear's Mission With David Walliams
"In Bear’s Mission with David Walliams, David is taken way out of his comfort zone, on a journey across one of Devon’s most spectacular and rugged valleys."
2.00 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-5
"At 9 years of age Kifaru is already a well-travelled Southern White Rhino. He was born in New Zealand at Hamilton Zoo as part of their Rhino breeding programmed. Then in 2014, at five years of age, he was moved across the Tasman Sea to Australia to the National Zoo and Aquarium. After four years in the country’s capital zoo, it’s time for him to move again. This time, getting him into the transportation crate is not easy but the team are ready with plans A – Z."
2.30 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-6
"Derek Milburn runs NGO Elephants Rhinos and People, which, over the course of a year will transport 250 elephants from South Africa to Mozambique via road. The current location of the herd is getting overcrowded which could eventually be dangerous to both elephants and people in surrounding villages. This first mission will involve 25-30 elephants the number will vary depending on how many ERP’s team find in the herd. Day one of the mission and the trucks get stuck in mud before reaching the elephants. A helicopter flies above darting the herd with a tranquilizer. They must dart the females first, to ensure the rest of the herd stay, darting a male accidentally means the herd could split and be lost altogether. They must be careful not to leave one of the family behind, this would mean disaster for the abandoned animal. The elephants are then lifted upside down with a helicopter onto their crates. They cross two border checkpoints crossing into Swaziland and Mozambique. Derek has his paperwork ready for the border security. There is no time to waste, he can’t have the elephants on the trucks longer than planned. It’s a 45-hour nonstop journey before they are released to their safe new home."
3.00 am
River Hunters
"This time on River Hunters, presenter and wild swimming loving Rick Edwards and real life river hunter Beau Ouimette, tackle the River Avon at the foot of one of Britain’s most historic sites - Old Sarum near Salisbury in search of William the Conqueror and his legacy."
4.00 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-5
"At 9 years of age Kifaru is already a well-travelled Southern White Rhino. He was born in New Zealand at Hamilton Zoo as part of their Rhino breeding programmed. Then in 2014, at five years of age, he was moved across the Tasman Sea to Australia to the National Zoo and Aquarium. After four years in the country’s capital zoo, it’s time for him to move again. This time, getting him into the transportation crate is not easy but the team are ready with plans A – Z."
4.30 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-6
"Derek Milburn runs NGO Elephants Rhinos and People, which, over the course of a year will transport 250 elephants from South Africa to Mozambique via road. The current location of the herd is getting overcrowded which could eventually be dangerous to both elephants and people in surrounding villages. This first mission will involve 25-30 elephants the number will vary depending on how many ERP’s team find in the herd. Day one of the mission and the trucks get stuck in mud before reaching the elephants. A helicopter flies above darting the herd with a tranquilizer. They must dart the females first, to ensure the rest of the herd stay, darting a male accidentally means the herd could split and be lost altogether. They must be careful not to leave one of the family behind, this would mean disaster for the abandoned animal. The elephants are then lifted upside down with a helicopter onto their crates. They cross two border checkpoints crossing into Swaziland and Mozambique. Derek has his paperwork ready for the border security. There is no time to waste, he can’t have the elephants on the trucks longer than planned. It’s a 45-hour nonstop journey before they are released to their safe new home."
5.00 am
Feral
"In the land of ten thousand lakes, Leech Lake stands out, because it's the third largest lake located entirely within the state of Minnesota. Known as a destination for walleye, pike and muskie fishing, Leech Lake attracts fishermen from all over the Midwest... and that's where the trouble began. Fishermen from the Ohio River Basin brought rusty crawfish up to Leech Lake as bait... and when done fishing, they released them, inadvertently giving the rusty crayfish a new home. Now, the rustys are pushing out the native crayfish, and destroying the weed beds the muskie, pike and walleye depend on. Fishing guide Phil Bauerly sees the destruction daily. To combat the rustys, Phil regularly throws lakeside crayfish boils for family and friends... and Yia just received his invitation to join."
5.30 am
Feral
"Common carp are one of the most widely introduced species of fish in the world. However, most people in the U.S. won't eat them, referring to them as a "trash fish." Bowfisherman and fishing guide Curt Cich will tell you otherwise, as these fish are fun to bowhunt, have plenty of fresh meat and are delicious smoked. These fish are so plentiful, Curt runs a year-round full-time guiding service targeting only carp."
6.00 am
Viral Outdoors
"The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos. Brought to you all in one show with special guest Ted Nugent."
6.30 am
Viral Outdoors
"The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos. Brought to you all in one show with special guest Cragg Fitz."
7.00 am
Bear's Mission With David Walliams
"In Bear’s Mission with David Walliams, David is taken way out of his comfort zone, on a journey across one of Devon’s most spectacular and rugged valleys."
8.00 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-5
"At 9 years of age Kifaru is already a well-travelled Southern White Rhino. He was born in New Zealand at Hamilton Zoo as part of their Rhino breeding programmed. Then in 2014, at five years of age, he was moved across the Tasman Sea to Australia to the National Zoo and Aquarium. After four years in the country’s capital zoo, it’s time for him to move again. This time, getting him into the transportation crate is not easy but the team are ready with plans A – Z."
8.30 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-6
"Derek Milburn runs NGO Elephants Rhinos and People, which, over the course of a year will transport 250 elephants from South Africa to Mozambique via road. The current location of the herd is getting overcrowded which could eventually be dangerous to both elephants and people in surrounding villages. This first mission will involve 25-30 elephants the number will vary depending on how many ERP’s team find in the herd. Day one of the mission and the trucks get stuck in mud before reaching the elephants. A helicopter flies above darting the herd with a tranquilizer. They must dart the females first, to ensure the rest of the herd stay, darting a male accidentally means the herd could split and be lost altogether. They must be careful not to leave one of the family behind, this would mean disaster for the abandoned animal. The elephants are then lifted upside down with a helicopter onto their crates. They cross two border checkpoints crossing into Swaziland and Mozambique. Derek has his paperwork ready for the border security. There is no time to waste, he can’t have the elephants on the trucks longer than planned. It’s a 45-hour nonstop journey before they are released to their safe new home."
9.00 am
River Hunters
"This time on River Hunters, presenter and wild swimming loving Rick Edwards and real life river hunter Beau Ouimette, tackle the River Avon at the foot of one of Britain’s most historic sites - Old Sarum near Salisbury in search of William the Conqueror and his legacy."
10.00 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-5
"At 9 years of age Kifaru is already a well-travelled Southern White Rhino. He was born in New Zealand at Hamilton Zoo as part of their Rhino breeding programmed. Then in 2014, at five years of age, he was moved across the Tasman Sea to Australia to the National Zoo and Aquarium. After four years in the country’s capital zoo, it’s time for him to move again. This time, getting him into the transportation crate is not easy but the team are ready with plans A – Z."
10.30 am
Extreme Animal Transport EP-6
"Derek Milburn runs NGO Elephants Rhinos and People, which, over the course of a year will transport 250 elephants from South Africa to Mozambique via road. The current location of the herd is getting overcrowded which could eventually be dangerous to both elephants and people in surrounding villages. This first mission will involve 25-30 elephants the number will vary depending on how many ERP’s team find in the herd. Day one of the mission and the trucks get stuck in mud before reaching the elephants. A helicopter flies above darting the herd with a tranquilizer. They must dart the females first, to ensure the rest of the herd stay, darting a male accidentally means the herd could split and be lost altogether. They must be careful not to leave one of the family behind, this would mean disaster for the abandoned animal. The elephants are then lifted upside down with a helicopter onto their crates. They cross two border checkpoints crossing into Swaziland and Mozambique. Derek has his paperwork ready for the border security. There is no time to waste, he can’t have the elephants on the trucks longer than planned. It’s a 45-hour nonstop journey before they are released to their safe new home."
11.00 am
Feral
"In the land of ten thousand lakes, Leech Lake stands out, because it's the third largest lake located entirely within the state of Minnesota. Known as a destination for walleye, pike and muskie fishing, Leech Lake attracts fishermen from all over the Midwest... and that's where the trouble began. Fishermen from the Ohio River Basin brought rusty crawfish up to Leech Lake as bait... and when done fishing, they released them, inadvertently giving the rusty crayfish a new home. Now, the rustys are pushing out the native crayfish, and destroying the weed beds the muskie, pike and walleye depend on. Fishing guide Phil Bauerly sees the destruction daily. To combat the rustys, Phil regularly throws lakeside crayfish boils for family and friends... and Yia just received his invitation to join."
11.30 am
Feral
"Common carp are one of the most widely introduced species of fish in the world. However, most people in the U.S. won't eat them, referring to them as a "trash fish." Bowfisherman and fishing guide Curt Cich will tell you otherwise, as these fish are fun to bowhunt, have plenty of fresh meat and are delicious smoked. These fish are so plentiful, Curt runs a year-round full-time guiding service targeting only carp."
12.00 pm
Viral Outdoors
"The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos. Brought to you all in one show with special guest Ted Nugent."
12.30 pm
Viral Outdoors
"The Internet's best hunting, fishing, and all around outdoor viral videos. Brought to you all in one show with special guest Cragg Fitz."
1.00 pm
Bear's Mission With David Walliams
"In Bear’s Mission with David Walliams, David is taken way out of his comfort zone, on a journey across one of Devon’s most spectacular and rugged valleys."
2.00 pm
Extreme Animal Transport EP-5
"At 9 years of age Kifaru is already a well-travelled Southern White Rhino. He was born in New Zealand at Hamilton Zoo as part of their Rhino breeding programmed. Then in 2014, at five years of age, he was moved across the Tasman Sea to Australia to the National Zoo and Aquarium. After four years in the country’s capital zoo, it’s time for him to move again. This time, getting him into the transportation crate is not easy but the team are ready with plans A – Z."
2.30 pm
Extreme Animal Transport EP-6
"Derek Milburn runs NGO Elephants Rhinos and People, which, over the course of a year will transport 250 elephants from South Africa to Mozambique via road. The current location of the herd is getting overcrowded which could eventually be dangerous to both elephants and people in surrounding villages. This first mission will involve 25-30 elephants the number will vary depending on how many ERP’s team find in the herd. Day one of the mission and the trucks get stuck in mud before reaching the elephants. A helicopter flies above darting the herd with a tranquilizer. They must dart the females first, to ensure the rest of the herd stay, darting a male accidentally means the herd could split and be lost altogether. They must be careful not to leave one of the family behind, this would mean disaster for the abandoned animal. The elephants are then lifted upside down with a helicopter onto their crates. They cross two border checkpoints crossing into Swaziland and Mozambique. Derek has his paperwork ready for the border security. There is no time to waste, he can’t have the elephants on the trucks longer than planned. It’s a 45-hour nonstop journey before they are released to their safe new home."
3.00 pm
River Hunters
"This time on River Hunters, presenter and wild swimming loving Rick Edwards and real life river hunter Beau Ouimette, tackle the River Avon at the foot of one of Britain’s most historic sites - Old Sarum near Salisbury in search of William the Conqueror and his legacy."
4.00 pm
Extreme Animal Transport EP-5
"At 9 years of age Kifaru is already a well-travelled Southern White Rhino. He was born in New Zealand at Hamilton Zoo as part of their Rhino breeding programmed. Then in 2014, at five years of age, he was moved across the Tasman Sea to Australia to the National Zoo and Aquarium. After four years in the country’s capital zoo, it’s time for him to move again. This time, getting him into the transportation crate is not easy but the team are ready with plans A – Z."
4.30 pm
Extreme Animal Transport EP-6
"Derek Milburn runs NGO Elephants Rhinos and People, which, over the course of a year will transport 250 elephants from South Africa to Mozambique via road. The current location of the herd is getting overcrowded which could eventually be dangerous to both elephants and people in surrounding villages. This first mission will involve 25-30 elephants the number will vary depending on how many ERP’s team find in the herd. Day one of the mission and the trucks get stuck in mud before reaching the elephants. A helicopter flies above darting the herd with a tranquilizer. They must dart the females first, to ensure the rest of the herd stay, darting a male accidentally means the herd could split and be lost altogether. They must be careful not to leave one of the family behind, this would mean disaster for the abandoned animal. The elephants are then lifted upside down with a helicopter onto their crates. They cross two border checkpoints crossing into Swaziland and Mozambique. Derek has his paperwork ready for the border security. There is no time to waste, he can’t have the elephants on the trucks longer than planned. It’s a 45-hour nonstop journey before they are released to their safe new home."
5.00 pm
Feral
"In the land of ten thousand lakes, Leech Lake stands out, because it's the third largest lake located entirely within the state of Minnesota. Known as a destination for walleye, pike and muskie fishing, Leech Lake attracts fishermen from all over the Midwest... and that's where the trouble began. Fishermen from the Ohio River Basin brought rusty crawfish up to Leech Lake as bait... and when done fishing, they released them, inadvertently giving the rusty crayfish a new home. Now, the rustys are pushing out the native crayfish, and destroying the weed beds the muskie, pike and walleye depend on. Fishing guide Phil Bauerly sees the destruction daily. To combat the rustys, Phil regularly throws lakeside crayfish boils for family and friends... and Yia just received his invitation to join."
5.30 pm
Feral
"Common carp are one of the most widely introduced species of fish in the world. However, most people in the U.S. won't eat them, referring to them as a "trash fish." Bowfisherman and fishing guide Curt Cich will tell you otherwise, as these fish are fun to bowhunt, have plenty of fresh meat and are delicious smoked. These fish are so plentiful, Curt runs a year-round full-time guiding service targeting only carp."
6.00 pm
6.30 pm
Dead Meat season 7 EP-4
"Scott and Kevin experience stellar Argentina pigeon hunting and great food and wine."
7.00 pm
Experience Australia
"Victoria is a land of natural splendor, rich indigenous history and thrilling adventure activities. In this episode of Experience Australia, discover the very best that this state has to offer. Explore the rugged coastline of the Mornington Peninsular, go whitewater rafting through the picturesque Mitta Valley, and get a front row seat to the adorable penguin parade on Phillip Island."
7.30 pm
Experience Australia
"The untamed wilderness of Tasmania has long captivated travellers with a spirit of adventure. In this episode, we showcase the very best experiences available to visitors coming to this incredible island. Explore the soaring sea cliffs of the Tasmanian Peninsula, learn about the fascinating flora and fauna of Bruny Island, and sail down the Derwent River onboard a tall ship."
8.00 pm
Danger Decoded season 1 EP-7
"Journey to the planet's most unforgiving places from scorching deserts to frozen icy seas."
9.00 pm
Bear's Mission With Gareth Southgate
"In Bear’s Mission with Gareth Southgate, the leader of the Three Lions squad will swap the football field for some of the UK’s toughest terrain and tackle the ultimate challenge, as he joins Bear on a mission across the wilds of Dartmoor."
10.00 pm
Danger Decoded season 1 EP-7
"Journey to the planet's most unforgiving places from scorching deserts to frozen icy seas."
11.00 pm
Feral
"In the crystal clear lakes of Northern Wisconsin lurks a peculiar creature... the Chinese Mystery Snail which gets its namesake from female snails giving birth to young, fully developed snails that suddenly and "mysteriously" appear. Utilized for its high protein, low fat content in China, the mystery snail is a food source believed to aid in treatment of digestive disease. Eager to explore this feral snail as a food source, Yia travels to Clear Lake to meet up with Wisconsin Fisheries Specialist Titus Seilheimer, who's seen first hand the explosion of these snails at his family's lakefront resort."
11.30 pm
Feral
"Yia travels to Texas to hunt arguably the tastiest of all deer. Native to India, the Axis deer were introduced in Texas in 1932 as a prized game meat for ranchers. The Texas hill country turned out to be the perfect habitat for Axis deer, who quickly escaped their high fence ranches, establishing a healthy wild breeding population. Now with over 150,000 Axis deer roaming the hill country, these deer are competing with native white tail deer for resources. Local rancher Chris Hughes has a solution- a mobile harvesting trailer where he culls wild Axis deer from overpopulated farms. Chris will show Yia how harvesting this species has become a full-time business and delicious solution."