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The Savage Line

  • 2014-2014
  • 1 season
  • National Geographic Channel
  • Reality

Outdoorsmen protect workers on the edge of society

Season 1 Episode Guide

6 Episodes 2014

Episode 1

Buffalo Stampede

Fri, May 30, 2014 43 mins

Before archeologists arrive, Cory Valdes must clear a Belize cave site of venomous snakes. Near the badlands of South Dakota, Jason Lesmeister and a photographer use a buffalo hide to capture close-range bison photos, but then the unexpected happens.

Episode 2

Wolf Watch

Thu, Jun 5, 2014 43 mins

Rob and Puma help the New Mexico Game and Fish Department track a mountain lion threatening the bighorn sheep introduction program. In Minnesota, Jason puts on his snow shoes as he and his client get a front row seat to wolf activity in the area.

Episode 3

Wild Boar Rampage

Thu, Jun 12, 2014 43 mins

In Alaska, Jason travels to the edge of the Beaufort Sea to prevent polar bears from entering a remote village. In the Bahamas, Cory tracks a wild boar that is threatening a local farmer's crops.

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Episode 4

Death Roll

Thu, Jun 19, 2014 42 mins

Cory travels to a fish hatchery in Costa Rica where workers are constantly finding crocodiles in the ponds. It seems that these crocs will get around any trap. Jason is called to a cattle ranch where livestock is being hunted by a mountain lion.

Episode 5

Bear Alert

Thu, Jun 26, 2014 43 mins

In Montana, Jason and his client have a close encounter with a mountain lion while marking trees infested with mountain pine beetles. Cory treks through the Ecuador jungle on the trail of a rare Andean bear. And Rob and Puma are hired by a resort in northeastern Pennsylvania to stop an infestation of black bears. The owners fear that an increase in bear activity could lead to an encounter with a guest or employee.

Episode 6

Bear in Sight

Thu, Jul 3, 2014 43 mins

Cory has traveled more than 300 miles to the outskirts of a remote logging camp in the Amazon where workers fear a nearby jaguar. But in Peru, it's illegal to trap or kill a jaguar, so if this is a hunting ground, the logging camp has two choices: move the camp to safer ground, or stick around and risk a confrontation.

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