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Georgia Wine Country | Georgia Outdoors
Georgia is becoming well known for the wines produced in the state's ever increasing number of wineries.
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Your New GPB
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We're more than just a media company: our new logo and realigned values reflect our commitment to helping Georgians engage with the stories that shape their lives. Explore the new GPB and learn more about our mission on our blog: bit.ly/401T6yt
Red Cockaded Woodpecker | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Originally aired in 2000 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
Recovery Haven | Georgia Outdoors
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Recovery Haven shows the wide array of wildlife rescued and treated at AWARE rescue center. For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
Sea Turtles | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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We're here to witness the ancient ritual of the loggerhead sea turtle nesting season. Defying incredible odds, the animals return to the beaches where they were hatched. We're also going to learn about the incredible effort of people to save this remarkable species, today on Georgia Outdoors. Originally aired 7/19/2002 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/...
License to Fish | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Fishing in Georgia is a tradition that's been enjoyed from generation to generation throughout the years. Whether you're fishing for bream in a small pond or public fishing area, striper or largemouth bass in one of our many large reservoirs or angling for tarpon or shark in our coastal waters, there's something for everyone in Georgia's waters. All you need is a fishing license and you can enj...
Hunting for the Holidays | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Families hunt game to cook in holiday recipes. Originally aired in 2004 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
Black Water Adventures | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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The mystery of Carolina Bays Originally aired 12/04/2001 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
Rabbit Hunting | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Join Michael Skinner, the host of "Georgia Outdoors," as he discovers the excitement of rabbit hunting. Originally aired 3/05/2002 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
Streams and Waterfalls in Georgia | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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What better way to appreciate what is considered by some to be our greatest natural resource than to visit a waterfall?Clear or frothy, crashing or trickling, the event of water flowing over stubborn rock is at once ordinary and special.We couldn’t think of a better way to appreciate our Georgia streams than to spend a day taking in the beauty of a waterfall, except maybe taking the beauty of f...
Environmental Progress Report 2006 | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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All news about the environment doesn't have to be bad. On this program, we take a look at how some groups are working to make our outdoors a cleaner, better place. Originally aired in 2006 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
DNR CSI | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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From the nightly news, to prime time drama, images of crime scene investigations can be found throughout our culture. We see how some of the same techniques are used in environmental issues in Georgia. Originally aired in 2006 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
Georgia Outdoors Photo Contest Winners 2002 - 2007 | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Nature Photography is a great way to experience the Outdoors. Originally aired in 2007 For more episodes and specials, visit our website at www.gpb.org/television/show/georgia-outdoors
North Georgia Waterfalls | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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North Georgia Waterfalls | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
Man's Best Friend III | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Man's Best Friend III | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
Above 4000 Feet | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Above 4000 Feet | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
Kayaking | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Kayaking | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
Animal Architects | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Animal Architects | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
Georgia Summer Camp | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Georgia Summer Camp | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
Monuments of the Past | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Monuments of the Past | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
This Land is Your Land | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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This Land is Your Land | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
A Fight For Frogs | Georgia Outdoors
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A Fight For Frogs | Georgia Outdoors
Georgia Outdoor's Guide to Never Spending a Weekend at Home | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Georgia Outdoor's Guide to Never Spending a Weekend at Home | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
Feathered Friends | Georgia Outdoors
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Feathered Friends | Georgia Outdoors
Salamanders, Mice, and Men | Georgia Outdoors
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Salamanders, Mice, and Men | Georgia Outdoors
State of Trees | Georgia Outdoors
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State of Trees | Georgia Outdoors
Protecting Rare Plants | Georgia Outdoors' Shorts
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Protecting Rare Plants | Georgia Outdoors' Shorts
Outdoor Activities in Georgia | Georgia Outdoors Vintage
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Outdoor Activities in Georgia | Georgia Outdoors Vintage

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  • @StephensSporck
    @StephensSporck 21 годину тому

    Wish I would of had a teacher like her

  • @UnixGoldBoy
    @UnixGoldBoy День тому

    Great video! Thanks for posting!

  • @williammoore2982
    @williammoore2982 День тому

    With all those feral hogs you could have some great BBQ's , I mean good "PIg Pick'ns".

  • @LiamMcGoldrcik
    @LiamMcGoldrcik 2 дні тому

    What a wonderful program. Thank you to the producers and crew.

  • @edwilliams127
    @edwilliams127 3 дні тому

    So well done. I will be going and photographing it soon, y'all do such a magnificent job highlighting Georgia's natural treasures. Our state is beyond amazing.

    • @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors
      @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors 2 години тому

      Thank you! We hope you enjoy your visit to the Okefenokee!

  • @pyromancyglassart8975
    @pyromancyglassart8975 5 днів тому

    Why do you have tape over the trunks?

  • @pyromancyglassart8975
    @pyromancyglassart8975 5 днів тому

    Why the heck would they castrate an elephant? I have never heard of that.

  • @joannahikes1337
    @joannahikes1337 7 днів тому

    Knowing the history of those catholic bastards they probably killed all the natives and buried them under the church I mean 400 natives found under a church sounds suspicious but that’s classic of them if you didn’t covert they killed you so sad and yet they are honored.

  • @bonnieschmidt5882
    @bonnieschmidt5882 8 днів тому

    Why do the rescued elephants have the ends of their tusks covered in metal? Just curious.

  • @RickySmith-zi5cz
    @RickySmith-zi5cz 11 днів тому

    Almost home.

  • @lydialangfordjoiner765
    @lydialangfordjoiner765 12 днів тому

    These are great programs! Thank you to all of the Crew that makes them.

  • @AtlasArt03
    @AtlasArt03 12 днів тому

    Where did you get the data from?

  • @higboygi7t
    @higboygi7t 13 днів тому

    now this time i realy need😒

  • @niceguy8283
    @niceguy8283 13 днів тому

    Anyone remember Okefenokee Joe? I wonder if he's still around? He would be pretty old by now.

    • @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors
      @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors 13 днів тому

      He unfortunately died in January of 2023. You can watch two of his documentaries, Joy of Snakes and Swampwise, on the GPB UA-cam channel at ua-cam.com/video/S1-rIJ10F4w/v-deo.html and ua-cam.com/video/Nur6D_u_OFM/v-deo.html

  • @Jemmmz
    @Jemmmz 14 днів тому

    kinda crazy how they said indigenous peoples lived in the swamps first, but then go on to only talk about and glorify the settlers....i did appreciate the footage captured.

  • @TerryChambers7
    @TerryChambers7 14 днів тому

    Government should completely dismantle and clean any facility that they quit using.

  • @tommyleemaddox1033
    @tommyleemaddox1033 14 днів тому

    Climate change?

  • @JosephConte-eb7xx
    @JosephConte-eb7xx 15 днів тому

    Dear Georgia Outdoors, Years ago, I have requested you to do an episode about dinosaurs, ice age animals, fossils, and paleontology. In case you forgot. Because I am a fan of your show and I love dinosaurs. 🦕 🦖 In fact, Georgia isn’t known for its dinosaurs or its paleontology. I would also recommend interviewing Georgia paleontologists Dr David R. Schwimmer, who discovered Georgia’s dinosaur 🦖 bones 🦴 back in the 1980’s. And Dr. Tony Martin of Emory University. Can you please try to do it this year? Thanks, Jac-

    • @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors
      @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors 15 днів тому

      Good morning Jac, I have submitted it for consideration again. Hopefully it will happen this time. I will keep you updated. Thank you!

    • @JosephConte-eb7xx
      @JosephConte-eb7xx 15 днів тому

      @ You’re Welcome. I also forgot to mention Georgia Paleontologist, Dr. Tony Martin of Emory University. My neighbor is a friend of his.

    • @JosephConte-eb7xx
      @JosephConte-eb7xx 15 днів тому

      @ Thank you so much! 😊

  • @billbaber6653
    @billbaber6653 15 днів тому

    I lov you thanks

  • @AccentShmaccent
    @AccentShmaccent 16 днів тому

    Fantastic content... Many thanks!!

  • @katjones2781
    @katjones2781 16 днів тому

    I'm from Florida and I wanted to see the headwaters of my beautiful Suwannee River and it is beautiful there

  • @walterquick8649
    @walterquick8649 16 днів тому

    Singing does not help on listening😢 sucks for ADHD

  • @Louis-e6q
    @Louis-e6q 17 днів тому

    OKEY DOKEY ❤

  • @johnclarke6647
    @johnclarke6647 17 днів тому

    Animals, do not forget Bigfoots, because they are indigenous to the Okefenokee Swamp. My grandfather, AJ. Robinson, Sr. had to go to work at a saw mill after his father, Sheriff Robert Robinson of Charlton County, died in a yellow fever epidemic in 1884. He later married a Tomlinson girl from Clinch County, GA and worked for the railroad for over 40 years and farmed in Irwin County, GA. I well remember the fire, because I then lived in Thomasville, GA.

  • @johnclarke6647
    @johnclarke6647 17 днів тому

    My ancestors,the Robinsons of Charlton And Brantley County lived on Corn House Creek near TradersHill in the Okefenokee swamp. My ancestors had migrated from Pitt County, NC after the Revolution. Our youngest daughter is named for one of my great grand aunts, Nancy Robinson, whose cabin is located on the National Park grounds.

  • @FloridaRaider
    @FloridaRaider 18 днів тому

    This isn't high def. Are these videos 20-30 years old? Just curious

    • @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors
      @GPBGeorgiaOutdoors 18 днів тому

      Thank you for your question, this episode premiered in 2018

  • @crowverra5343
    @crowverra5343 18 днів тому

    I wonder how well they're doing with the snow storms this year?

  • @crowverra5343
    @crowverra5343 18 днів тому

    Yaaay!!!! Beautiful Vinticulture!!!!! 🍇🍇🍇🍾🍾🍾❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🍾🍾🍾🍇🍇🍇

  • @edwilliams127
    @edwilliams127 18 днів тому

    This is the best single program I've ever seen regarding Cumberland Island. I've been there twice, it's absolutely magical.

  • @tammyrenee64
    @tammyrenee64 18 днів тому

    I love my home in Georgia, absolutely beautiful

  • @qianaglaze1687
    @qianaglaze1687 18 днів тому

    Do those bands change the growth of their leg as it gets bigger..do you remove the bands for bigger ones later? Cause I imagine that messed up the animals growth width of their leg.

  • @jenniferk.7023
    @jenniferk.7023 18 днів тому

    Look, I'm a Christian, but we have scientific evidence of how much time has passed since these canyons were created. I believe there are some misunderstandings of time in the Bible and what people they were referring to in relation to the events that occurred.

  • @qianaglaze1687
    @qianaglaze1687 18 днів тому

    ❤❤❤

  • @Patches9427
    @Patches9427 19 днів тому

    You are so wonderful! And such a Beautiful family! Sharing not only your cooking but also your Culture as well! Best of luck in this new year!

  • @bilttokarse5296
    @bilttokarse5296 20 днів тому

    Good info and a Great video. Thanks.

  • @diggernash1
    @diggernash1 21 день тому

    This is an excellent location for a second international airport for North Georgia, but the Atlanta airport mafia has continually interfered with that option. I guess we'll keep throwing money at Hartsfield for minimal efficiency gains and miss the opportunity to attract more flyers from the Chattanooga area.f

    • @frzstat
      @frzstat 19 днів тому

      That would be a terrible spot for a second airport. Imagine the noise and traffic? They would have to widen and extend I-575 and GA-400, and connect them near Dawsonville. It would ruin the quality of life for 4-5 counties. 😅🤣😂

    • @diggernash1
      @diggernash1 19 днів тому

      @frzstat can't escape growth, it can only be slightly delayed. Dawson County will be similar to Forsyth in 20 years, and Gwinnett in 50. Might as well prepare yourself and accept it. My family arrived in Gwinnett prior to 1830 and only a handful of them remain there. If a person wasn't born in an area, they have changed life for those that were. And, they shouldn't think they have the right to keep their life from changing.

    • @frzstat
      @frzstat 19 днів тому

      @@diggernash1 I would rather see Georgia renovate old industrial areas than tear down forests and ruin wildlife habitat. The State could buy that race track in Braselton and build it there. It's right off of I-85. But rich folks live there, so that won't happen! BTW hunted on that WMA for years, and fished all over that area. Even floated the edge of the world rapids (water was low.)

    • @diggernash1
      @diggernash1 19 днів тому

      @frzstat The biggest draw for the Dawson Forest site is its proximity to Atlanta and Chattanooga. Braselton negates some of that benefit. Road Atlanta is still operational and the Lanier Speedway site is far too small(as is Road Atlanta). Realistically, you want several thousand acres for the airport and surrounding commercial development. Look at an aerial photo of Hartsfield to get an idea of the scale. One could argue that a site directly on I-75 would be good, but assembling properties versus using an empty, already assembled property is a big detractor. There is a reason that the airport authority is tied so tightly to the Dawson Forest property already.

    • @GeorgiaRidgerunner
      @GeorgiaRidgerunner 19 днів тому

      Have to disagree with you clean water is more important than flying

  • @strikerj4810
    @strikerj4810 21 день тому

    Why she got so much makeup on? She trying to attract the gators or something?

  • @beeamerica5024
    @beeamerica5024 21 день тому

    Yeah the bike can be stunning too

  • @50pinkies67
    @50pinkies67 21 день тому

    My Dad 1912-1986 was from Newton Georgia. He used to speak of the swamp he visited as a boy. He loved it there. ❤

  • @beeamerica5024
    @beeamerica5024 21 день тому

    Yeah they don't mention anything about Urban blight do they

  • @beeamerica5024
    @beeamerica5024 21 день тому

    Yeah they are so much more than that d uring pollen season

  • @beeamerica5024
    @beeamerica5024 22 дні тому

    Very high statistic in the United States is most people live within 60 miles of where they were born and raised

  • @beeamerica5024
    @beeamerica5024 22 дні тому

    As a lifelong Georgia residents I know that the Flint River is part of the Atlanta watershed I've always wanted to go at the beginning of the Chattahoochee and go all the way down but in spots is just too nasty which is very sad

  • @beeamerica5024
    @beeamerica5024 22 дні тому

    Three-legged deer caused by bad shots and their leg drops off I've seen it in Forrest all over

    • @ericwitt4586
      @ericwitt4586 21 день тому

      Piss poor hunting ethics not taught by a competent person

  • @tommyleemaddox1033
    @tommyleemaddox1033 22 дні тому

    Lovely.

  • @archielynn3663
    @archielynn3663 22 дні тому

    best vid ever thanks pretty lady great people trees and water and land and rivers great more more more please thank ya

  • @lydialangfordjoiner765
    @lydialangfordjoiner765 22 дні тому

    Great cooking tips! Thanks for sharing these episodes!

  • @joeybullington2852
    @joeybullington2852 23 дні тому

    The side creek looks to be the little ocmulgee.

  • @joeybullington2852
    @joeybullington2852 23 дні тому

    That trussel is in lumber city. By my house

  • @marthafenimore4279
    @marthafenimore4279 23 дні тому

    Spent the day on Cumberland Island last year. Worth the time for anyone to take the trip.