Episode #10 will be shown on ITV1 this coming Friday at 8:00 PM.
For details of upcoming episodes, please visit the ITV Press Centre.
We are very excited to announce that the brand new third series of Wild Britain with Ray Mears has now begun on ITV1. What better way to start the new year than with a bit of Ray on the telly, eh?
[caption id="attachment_4468" align="aligncenter" width="468"] Ray Mears on the set of Wild Britain - Series 3[/caption]
Starting on Friday 4th January, the series has returned with Ray guiding us around the many varied habitats of Great Britain, exploring the landscape and wildlife these areas have to offer.
The first episode revoled around the Isle of Mull; situated off the west coast of Scotland, the island is home to over 250 different wild bird species, a thriving otter population, and counts sharks, whales, porpoises and dolphins among the range of sea life found off its shores.
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Get it syndicated in Australia;
a.) There are loads of UK ex-pats here who’d watch it.
b.) Australians are an outdoor type bunch
c.) Some (not all) Australians are Anglophiles and would eat it up.
d.) Ray is better than Bear Grylls (who would you want if you were stranded somewhere?)
I’d like to thank Ray and crew for all of their hard work to deliver some of the most informative, cheerful, and enjoyable programming that television has ever had.
Another great episode!
I loved the feel during the second half while watching the birds at the river. No music; just Nature’s own soundtrack. It had a wonderfull atmosphere – alot like the old Bushcraft episodes!
PS. Ray falling over gave me quite a chuckle haha.
I really enjoyed last nights episode. Some of the best Badger footage i’ve ever seen!
Looking forward to next week!
Hi Tomo! The hide Ray used is known as the Jerven Bag – you can find it here:
Ray Mears on the set of Wild Britain - Series 3[/caption]
Starting on Friday 4th January, the series has returned with Ray guiding us around the many varied habitats of Great Britain, exploring the landscape and wildlife these areas have to offer.
The first episode revoled around the Isle of Mull; situated off the west coast of Scotland, the island is home to over 250 different wild bird species, a thriving otter population, and counts sharks, whales, porpoises and dolphins among the range of sea life found off its shores.
32 comments
Get it syndicated in Australia;
a.) There are loads of UK ex-pats here who’d watch it.
b.) Australians are an outdoor type bunch
c.) Some (not all) Australians are Anglophiles and would eat it up.
d.) Ray is better than Bear Grylls (who would you want if you were stranded somewhere?)
I’d like to thank Ray and crew for all of their hard work to deliver some of the most informative, cheerful, and enjoyable programming that television has ever had.
Another great episode!
I loved the feel during the second half while watching the birds at the river. No music; just Nature’s own soundtrack. It had a wonderfull atmosphere – alot like the old Bushcraft episodes!
PS. Ray falling over gave me quite a chuckle haha.
I really enjoyed last nights episode. Some of the best Badger footage i’ve ever seen!
Looking forward to next week!
Hi Tomo! The hide Ray used is known as the Jerven Bag – you can find it here:
http://www.raymears.com/Bushcraft_Product/963-The-Jerven-Bag-Thermo-King-Size/
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