Jack Hubley

Jack Hubley (born abt 1951) is an American wildlife nature expert, retired TV host, and falconer. He was the host of the nationally-syndicated show Wild Moments. He was also the outdoors editor for the Lancaster Sunday News and the editor of Pennsylvania Wildlife magazine.

Early life Hubley was raised in Lititz, Pennsylvania. Hubley graduated from Warwick in 1969 followed by Lebanon Valley College In 1997, the show was changed to Call of the Outdoors for Kids.

In 2000, he pitched the concept for the show Wild Moments, consisting of wildlife news segments. In Wild Moments,'' Hubley introduced users to wildlife species and answered viewers' questions. In 2002, the two last bald eagles in Massachusetts were banded by a State Wildlife Officer on the show. Later that year, the show featured Montana biologists Lance and Jill Morrow and their research on golden eagles.

Hubley also frequently participated in presentations showing birds and other animals. Hubley retired from WGAL in 2017 after 30 years on-air.

Hubley is a master falconer and licensed to hunt with golden eagles. He is also the president of the Pennsylvania Falconry and Hawk Trust.

Personal life Hubley is married with two daughters.