Just dawned on me (Page 2): Zoo parade. And don't forget Ramar of the jungle.

Flytier Loc: Wilmington Delaware

Ben Bragg wrote:

Yea Steve Irwin br First time I saw him , my brot... (show quote)

Zoo parade. And don't forget Ramar of the jungle.

Ben Bragg Loc: Dayton Ohio

OJdidit wrote:

While Jim wrestles this alligator…let’s have a word from Mutual of Omaha…😂

“While I remain in the relative safety of the keep, Kim will attempt to circumcise a Cape buffalo “

Jim was a true bad hombre

Billy awesome Loc: New hampshire

Grizzly 17 wrote:

The Irwin family still carries on his legacy. I'm pretty sure a saltwater croc slapped him in the head as a child. He did some crazy stuff. Then died in a freak accident. You're right Ben he left doing what he liked. Can't ask for much more than that 👍👍

Never will there be a more enthusiastic person about his love for animals . Sort of like the 3 stooges. Never can replace there antics

OJdidit Loc: Oak Creek Wisconsin

Ben Bragg wrote:

“While I remain in the relative safety of the keep, Kim will attempt to circumcise a Cape buffalo “

Jim was a true bad hombre

👍🏻😂👍🏻

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

saw1 wrote:

Mutual of Omah's Wild Kingdom.

Had Jim Fowler as a side kick who did everything. He designed a animal forest at Charles Town Landing here in Charleston.

Jarheadfishnfool Loc: Woodlake/Tulare ,Ca.

Ben Bragg wrote:

“While I remain in the relative safety of the keep, Kim will attempt to circumcise a Cape buffalo “

Jim was a true bad hombre

Oh yes!😂🤣👍

Seegundo Loc: Lake s minole Georgia

Mutual of Omaha Jim sure had the work while Mr. Perkins had the glory. The show by Irwin was awesome but the river monster show makes me wonder what's in the water. I've read about bull sharks being over a thousand miles up a river. Those shows educated and entertained people. I saw all three in my day.im amazed no one has put them on a DVD collection at Walmart

MuskyHunter Loc: Torrington, CT

Ben Bragg wrote:

I want to be Jerry Wade from river monsters when I grow up!
He gets paid to catch the hugest , most gnarly freshwater fish on the planet.
Just watched him bring in a 250 pound LauLau. An Amazonian species of giant catfish.
Locals claim that finding whole human remains inside them.

Dude, I think we are gonna need a bigger boat!!

You know his show is made up of fake drama, fake reality and he is nowhere near as successful as you may think. I actually know the entire back story from one of his TV adventures and know the outfit that hosted him for that adventure. His show is OK if you like fake reality TV.

Fishing Fool Loc: redding, ca

Grizzly 17 wrote:

The Irwin family still carries on his legacy. I'm pretty sure a saltwater croc slapped him in the head as a child. He did some crazy stuff. Then died in a freak accident. You're right Ben he left doing what he liked. Can't ask for much more than that 👍👍

The Irwin family has many things on their show that doesn't make sense: trying to herd an Emu into a livestock trailer...easiest thing in the world to do with Emu or Ostrich...just hood them and you can walk them gently into anyplace!!!!

jarijenkins

"Go get 'em, Jim!"

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

Flytier wrote:

I've seen a few of his shows where risk to life and limb was pretty high.

No guts, no glory. I was once told that "you have to live until you die or you have not lived at all". That short quote has had major effects on my life. You can live on the edge without being foolish, though that is a fine line.

bapabear Loc: Blaine, Washington

Ben Bragg wrote:

The guy had a cameraman get hit by lightning , he ... (show quote)

Yep! What an awesome life

Jim Kay Loc: Franklin, Virginia

I would like to learn some of his techniques.

Blackdog Loc: Round Rock, TX

MuskyHunter wrote:

You know his show is made up of fake drama, fake reality and he is nowhere near as successful as you may think. I actually know the entire back story from one of his TV adventures and know the outfit that hosted him for that adventure. His show is OK if you like fake reality TV.

Hey MH,

Thought this might help you out and clarify the point.

"Where other nature-based reality shows are clearly staged, River Monsters is regarded as one of the most authentic, thanks to Wade's obvious passion and thorough knowledge of the creatures in the murky waters of rivers, lakes, and ponds." Jun 7, 2021

Where other nature-based reality shows are clearly staged, River Monsters is regarded as one of the most authentic, thanks to Wade's obvious passion and thorough knowledge of the creatures in the murky waters of rivers, lakes, and ponds.Jun 7, 2021

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hacksaw Loc: Pasadena, Texas

Ben Bragg wrote:

I want to be Jerry Wade from river monsters when I grow up!
He gets paid to catch the hugest , most gnarly freshwater fish on the planet.
Just watched him bring in a 250 pound LauLau. An Amazonian species of giant catfish.
Locals claim that finding whole human remains inside them.

Dude, I think we are gonna need a bigger boat!!

The dude must be loaded. I’ve been watching him for years and would love to go fishing with him. Thanks Ben.
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