What did they say about it?

Sounds like "Expeditions with Patrick McMillan". I haven't seen him walk through the Clemson Forest before, but I haven't seen every show either. We used to go fishing on a lake that borders the forest. And there's a dirt/gravel road that goes straight through part of it. Hiking/bike/horse trails all over the place. One of our neighbors growing up is one of the folks that help manage it. Really pretty neat. I like driving out there when I want to get away from everything. He went up into what's called the Jocassee Gorges and found some wildflowers that only exist right there. And went out to Wilmington, NC and found a grove where Venus Flytraps live in the wild. The only place in the world they still live in the wild. It's an interesting show if that's what it was.

I grew up in the woods, not the Clemson Experimental Forest, so we used to go for long walks and I can appreciate the Clemson Forest more because of it. I learned about pine stumps for fire starters and my brother and I went on a rampage collecting them using an old car jack to pull them out. Mom showed us the "pig's ears" that grow and have tiny flowers next to the ground under all the leaves. Turns out they are gingers of some sort, I think. I never figured out how minnows get into a creek in the middle of nowhere and survive. Or crawdads either. We'd push over dead trees. Find wild blueberries. Wild muscadines. Lots of fun.

Water birds carry fish from one pond/lake/stream on their feet and "plant" them in the next pond they visit.... and viola! a new pond now has fish in it when they hatch --- or so the wild life department man told me.

those water birds need to return the fish they took from my pond! All four dissappeared.....