Flatliners

Brice Folden takes a trip to northern Saskatchewan, where he and his cameraman grew up. Hiding in a tree, Brice begins the hunt for the biggest black bear he has ever seen in his life.

Host Brice Folden takes a trip to Namibia in the continent of Africa. He encounters the Hartmann's zebra, indigenous to that region. Brice takes a shot but the zebra gets away, then he and his guide search the plains at night looking for the injured beast.

Host Brice Folden continues his trip to Namibia, and with the help of his guide encounters a variety of interesting game, including the miniature steenbuck and one of Africa's fastest, the hardebeest.

Host Brice Folden jumps right into the action in Namibia, giving chase to the speedy gemsbok. Brice is given the chance to pull a stalk on and hunt both female and male gemsbok with the help of his guide Lwyk Van Vuuren.

Host Brice Folden, along with guide Lwyk Van Vuuren, pull a stalk on a kudu bull. They soon learn that they are hunting the biggest kudu bull that either of them has ever seen.

Host Scott Stirling ventures to far northern Saskatchewan, on the border of the Northwest Territories, to Selwyn Lake Lodge, where he meets Manager Greg Sproat. Greg takes Scott on a fishing trip to remember, catching huge pike, trophy arctic grayling, and a monster lake trout triple header that needs to be seen to believe.

Brandon and his buddy head out into the Okanagan foothills. They have a deal with extreme temperature changes, dehydration, and extremely wary sheep. And if that's not bad enough...once they have a ram in their sights, they have to deal with a swarm of flying ants.

Brice Folden heads up to Northern Saskatchewan to try and smash some monster bucks. The only problem is there is a full moon and it's freezing cold. Brice starts going a little stir crazy waiting for the perfect buck, but he holds on and when the weather breaks...Brice gets 'last day lucky'.

Brice Folden is back in Africa and he's gunning for warthogs and springbok. But in between hunts Brice heads to Etosha National Park to visit a lodge that sits 60 yards away from a waterhole used by lions, elephants, rhinos and just about every creature within a 50-mile radius. From honey badgers harassing antelope to the unique scent of the springbok - this episode of Flatliners has got it all.

Flatliners heads off to Saskatchewan to hunt a variety of waterfowl. Skies filled with thousands of birds are waiting for pro staff hosts Jason Martyn and Mario Vani. The two friends camp out in hay-covered blinds and a field filled with decoys, hunting Canadian geese, cranes and ducks using their trusty shotguns.

Brice Folden is in Africa again and this time he's on a different kind of mission. He's got a chance to help a local village and orphanage in Namibia while at the same time helping out the local giraffe population.

In part 1 of 2, host Brice Folden heads down to New Zealand, the land of the long white cloud, with his good friend Rhys Huber and guide Barry Hogg from Broadview Hunting. The trip begins with an exciting bungee jump, and concludes with two thrilling hunts: Rhys goes after a huge red stag and Brice pursues a fallow buck.

In part 2, host Brice Folden heads down to New Zealand, the land of the long white cloud, with his good friend Rhys Huber and guide Barry Hogg from Broadview Hunting.