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Eastmans Conservation Films

Season 26

Season 26 of Eastmans Conservation Films first aired in 2026 and has 4 episodes, all free to stream on Outdoor America.

  1. Episode 1 · 49 min · Oct 12, 2026

    Unbelievable Wildlife Migration: Story of Wyoming’s Mule Deer

    Migration is key to the survival of mule deer and other wildlife. Understanding migration paths is a key to conserving mule deer and other wildlife for generations to come. As our landscapes become more developed conservation of migration corridors is becoming more important. This is the story of Wyoming's mule deer. Ongoing migration research is setting the standard for mule deer conservation across the West.

  2. Episode 2 · 36 min · Oct 12, 2026

    Paper Trails: Public Land Secrets

    Hunt public land with Guy Eastman and Brandon Mason as they explore the complexity of access issues across the West. Join Guy in a prime trophy hunting area with plenty of public land access. Meanwhile Brandon hunts an area surrounded by a checkerboard of public and private lands. These hunts are the backdrop to uncovering the challenges recreationists face when accessing and navigating public lands. Learn what's going on behind the scenes to address these issues and improve public land access.

  3. Episode 3 · 1 hr 4 min · Oct 15, 2026

    Endangered Public Lands: A Sage Grouse Story

    Will public land could be the next endangered species? This wildlife conservation story features the most important bird you've probably never heard of. Sage grouse hunting has been a fixture of American culture since the earliest pioneers settled the West. This native upland game bird is the canary in the coal mine for the sagebrush landscape it calls home. Sagebrush habitat loss due to a variety of threats could place the sage grouse on the endangered species list affecting western public lands the size of Texas! Join Wingmen Todd Helms and Ike Eastman as they explore the story of the sage grouse. This film aims to open the eyes of the American public to an issue they are likely completely unaware of, but could have a real impact on their day to day lives.

  4. Episode 4 · 22 min · Oct 28, 2026

    25,000 Deer Killed in One Winter! Can Wyoming's Famous Migration Bounce Back?

    The killer winter of 2022-2023 almost wiped out the famous Wyoming Range mule deer herd. Only 5,000 deer survived the brutal conditions. Join Ike Eastman in 2025 to explore how this population is faring today. Migration is one key to the survival of this mule deer herd. There is hope. Actions we can take today including fence improvements, habitat restoration and more have been proven to make a difference to the survival of these deer and other wildlife. Ongoing migration research is setting the standard for mule deer conservation across the West.