Call of the Wildman Season 2 Episode 5 Speedway Demons

The show Call of the Wildman follows the adventures of Kentucky native Ernie Brown Jr., or the "Turtleman," as he responds to calls for help from locals in need of his wildlife removal services. On season 2 episode 5, entitled "Speedway Demons," Turtleman is called to a racetrack in search of a raccoon that has been disrupting the races.

Upon arriving at the racetrack, Turtleman learns that the raccoon has been stealing the drivers' sandwiches and causing chaos by running onto the track mid-race. After observing the raccoon's behavior, Turtleman sets a trap to catch the critter before it can cause more trouble.

However, just as Turtleman is about to catch the raccoon, he receives another call for help from a nearby lake where a family is being terrorized by a large snapping turtle. Taking on the challenge, Turtleman races to the lake to capture the turtle and remove it from the family's property.

To catch the snapper, Turtleman and his team must work together to subdue the aggressive turtle. With the help of Turtleman's assistant, Neal James, they manage to safely capture the turtle and relocate it to a more suitable habitat.

After successfully removing the snapping turtle from the lake, Turtleman returns to the racetrack to check on the raccoon trap. He finds that the trap has been triggered, but it isn't the raccoon inside - it's a groundhog. Despite the unexpected catch, Turtleman sets out to release the groundhog in a nearby field and return to the racetrack to continue his search for the elusive raccoon.

In the end, Turtleman's persistence pays off as he finally catches the raccoon and safely releases it back into the wild. With both the raccoon and snapping turtle safely removed from their respective locations, Turtleman can add two more successful wildlife removals to his already impressive resume.

Overall, "Speedway Demons" shows Turtleman's dedication to his job and his willingness to go above and beyond to help those in need. As always, the episode also highlights the importance of wildlife conservation and the need to respect and protect our natural surroundings.