Ep 8. Baby Mama Drama

In this episode of Call of the Wildman, titled "Baby Mama Drama," we follow the adventures of Ernie Brown Jr. as he responds to calls from distressed residents and business owners in Kentucky who have wildlife problems. Ernie, known as "Turtleman," has gained a reputation as the go-to guy for dealing with animals that are causing problems for humans.

The episode begins with Ernie receiving a call from a lady who is concerned about a raccoon that has taken up residence in her attic. She explains that she has recently had a baby, and the raccoon's noise at night is making it difficult for her to get any sleep. Ernie heads over to the woman's house to assess the situation. He first climbs onto the roof to check the attic access and discovers that the raccoon has ripped a hole in the roof tiles to gain entry. Ernie sets a trap to catch the raccoon and heads off to deal with another call.

The next call comes from a local shop owner who has noticed a muskrat in his store. The muskrat has been damaging his merchandise, and the store owner wants it removed before it causes any more destruction. Ernie heads to the shop and finds the muskrat hiding under a shelf. He catches it with a fishing net and relocates it to a nearby pond.

Back at his headquarters, Ernie receives a call from a woman who is worried about a guinea hen that has taken up residence in her backyard shed. The guinea hen is protecting her eggs and attacking anyone who comes near them. Ernie arrives at the woman's house and carefully captures the guinea hen while wearing protective gloves. He relocates her to a nearby farm where she can safely hatch her eggs.

Ernie's final call of the day is from a man with a raccoon in his basement. The raccoon has been causing chaos and even attacked one of the man's cats. Ernie enters the man's house and descends into the basement to catch the raccoon. After a brief struggle, Ernie manages to trap the raccoon and remove it from the house.

Throughout the episode, we see Ernie's love for animals and his willingness to help people who are struggling with wildlife problems. He uses his skills and expertise to safely capture and relocate animals, as well as repairing damage caused by wildlife to homes and businesses. Ernie's compassion and dedication to helping both animals and people make him a hero in his community.

In "Baby Mama Drama," we see Ernie dealing with a variety of animals, from raccoons to muskrats to guinea hens. He's also faced with a mix of situations, such as a protective mother hen and a raccoon causing chaos in a basement. Through it all, Ernie remains calm and focused, using his skills to safely handle the animals and solve the problems at hand. The episode is a testament to Ernie's love for animals and his commitment to protecting both them and the people in his community.