HOSTED BY Ben Masters


The Wild Texas Film Tour is a multi-city short film tour showcasing wildlife, adventure, and conservation stories from across the state.  Meet the characters in the films, the folks behind the cameras, and some of the best photographers, anglers, outdoorsman, and wildlife enthusiasts in the state of Texas. 2018 tour dates coming soon.

Hosted by filmmaker and conservationist Ben Masters.  

Made possible by YETI, Texas Parks & Wildlife Foundation, Stewards of the Wild, Epic Provisions, King Land & Water, and Borderlands Research Institute. 

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