⚠️ WARNING: Normal Health and Safety Rules do not apply ⚠️

Episode 2 and things are escalating quickly.

From bush fires (some accidental… some less so) to hospital visits that feel alarmingly routine, the boys compare notes on just how far you can push your luck working in the wild. Rea’s medical history raises serious questions, Trist tests the limits of consciousness during a minor eye procedure, and Greg is following the first aid instruction manual to the letter.

Elsewhere: bush essentials, rites of passage, small antelope underwear (yes, really), and somehow… cycle lanes.

Unfiltered. Uncensored. Wildly Off Track

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⚠️WARNING: Three Southern Africans. Out of the bush. First Ep⚠️

Very much out of their natural habitat, Greg, Rea and Trist kick things off with stories from growing up “bush style” — where the stakes were higher, the rules were looser, and the consequences occasionally involved crocodiles.

Expect:

– Questionable decision-making

– Cultural whiplash

– Game of Thrones-style justice

– And how to spot signs of rabies, before it spots you - You're welcome!

This is your introduction to the chaos.

Unfiltered. Uncensored. Wildly Off Track

Follow @WildlyOffTrack on Insta for clips, updates - and when things have gone so far off track the record needs putting straight.

Once upon a time, they were filming big cats 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in the Okavango Delta...then they weren't.

Greg moved to Bristol, Rea and Trist came to visit.

Before things get out of hand, you should probably meet them.

This is Greg, Rea and Trist—wildlife filmmakers, bush veterans…and now, completely out of their natural habitat.

This sneak peek of Ep1 starts politely...it doesn't last. 🦊

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If you complain about our factual inacuracies Greg will set the record straight