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Season 40 Episode
- Season 38 Armored Invasion, Lake Somerville & Beneficial Wetland
- Season 38 White Bass, High Plains Grassland & Big Spring
- Season 38 Feral Pig Cookoff, Quail Ranch & Kickapoo Cavern
- Season 38 Bee Folks, Coastal Prairie Protectors & Fort Boggy
- Season 38 Saving Sharks, Indian Springs & Parks on the Air
- Season 38 Seed Collectors, Wuest Ranch & Sparrow Searchers
- Season 38 Shrinking Sundown, Ebel Grasslands & San Angelo State Park
- Season 38 Hundred-mile Hike, Wagley Ranch & Monarch Motel
- Season 38 Retriever on Trial, Longhorn Cavern & Neighborhood Fishing
- Season 38 Parrot Patrol, Goose Island Pier & Mule Deer Science
- Season 38 Motorcycling Across Texas, Fort Parker & Dove Hunting
- Season 38 Whooping Crane Science, Cleburne State Park & Butterfly Boosters
- Season 38 Crab Trap Cleanup, Birdy Bastrop & Bobcat City
- Season 38 Saving Skimmers, Paddling Goliad & Counting Catches
- Season 38 Jetty Fishing, Shrimp Science & Roling Camera
- Season 38 Famous Park Trees, Caddo Lake & Collegiate Camper
- Season 38 Blue Sucker, Galveston Island & Green Turtle Team
- Season 38 Walk Across Texas, South Llano River & Corpus Surfers
- Season 38 Retired Tire Fort, Gator Guys & Buescher State Park
- Season 38 Park History, Fisheries Hall of Famer & Lake Casa Blanca
- Season 38 Outdoor Friends, Goose Island & Aquatic Habitat Helper
- Season 38 Varsity Archery, Yoga Hike, Fish & Oyster Advocate
- Season 38 Flocking with Friends, Fishing Facilitator & Old Tunnel
- Season 38 Lights Out for Birds, Lake Mineral Wells & Parks on Exhibit
- Season 38 Painters for the Parks, Hawk Watcher, East Texas Wilderness
- Season 38 A Weekend at Ray Roberts Lake State Park
Texas Parks and Wildlife - Season 38 Episode 26 A Weekend at Ray Roberts Lake State Park
0.00 30 minutes Spend a full 24 hours at Ray Roberts Lake State Park and explore why camping families, biking clubs, horse riders, dog walkers, and anglers choose to spend their leisure time at this multi-faceted park north of Denton. While the large lake and oak-covered hills that make up the park feel far away from urban life, this escape is surprisingly close to the bustling cities of Dallas and Fort Worth.
