Wardens

A western UP CO in Michigan checks on ORV users, a SE Michigan officer investigates trespassing complaints, and a program to introduce hunting to adults.

Mich. COs discover a loaded firearm in a moving vehicle and check on deer and waterfowl hunters. Some of the training COs receive for their personal safety and to analyze wildlife crime scenes.

A Michigan CO in Gladwin County and another in the western UP check on ORV users and a survey of the Kirtland's warbler population in the Great Lakes state.

Michigan officers in District 3 conduct a highway detail checking on potential deer and firearm violations, a D-5 CO works in frigid conditions, and CO recruits practice searching for lost persons.

A D-1 CO in Mich. checks on a large bonfire and traffic violations, D-9 COs patrol deer & duck hunters. The DNR opens a customer service center that's primarily constructed of mass timber.

Conservation Officers and State Park Rangers patrol a popular state park during the Independence Day weekend.

Michigan Conservation Officers in Districts 5 & 7 take the time necessary to look into potential violations for hunting in a closed area and baiting. DNR Rec. Areas offer ranges for sighting in firearms.

A D-3 CO checks ORV users during a holiday weekend, COs in West Michigan patrol a boat party in September, and an event to introduce minorities to recreational outdoor activities.

An officer in SE Michigan works a baiting case during the firearm deer season, another CO in the western UP looks into a trespassing complaint and info. on non-toxic ammo for deer hunting.

Michigan Conservation Officers in Districts 2 and 9 check on anglers. The DNR works with Native American tribes and other agencies to help re-introduce arctic grayling to the state.

November 15 is Michigan's firearm opener each year and is like Christmas for many hunters and Conservation Officers alike.

Michigan Conservation Officers enforce bear hunting regulations in a variety of ways; the state's DNR uses many methods to track the state's bear numbers.

Conservation Officers serve warrants to a suspect believed to have taken eighteen deer without licenses.

A Michigan conservation officer looks into a case of a jet ski operator who was too close to shore as well as some illegal activity on an off-road vehicle.

A busy 4th of July boat party patrol as well as the opening day of firearm deer season and a look behind the counter at the DNR's front office staff.

A look at what the Chief Conservation Officer in Michigan does in his spare time and patrols for the waterfowl opener.

An expert forager and chef shows how people can find food on state land. A Michigan Conservation Officer find a campfire that's unattended.

A Michigan conservation officer in the state's Upper Peninsula looks into too much bait and ORV use where it's prohibited while a Lower Peninsula officer checks on a kayaker on the archery deer opener.

Michigan conservation officers in the southeastern part of the state check on a man and his grandson on the opening day of firearm deer season and ponder a felony charge for a concealed handgun.

A Michigan conservation officer in the state's Upper Peninsula checks on waterfowl hunters and looks into a case of discarded deer carcasses.

Two Michigan conservation officers in two different districts in northern Michigan check on hunters and respond to emergencies on the opening day of the firearm deer season.

Michigan conservation officers in the southern portion of the Lower Peninsula check on deer hunters during the state's busy firearm season and a look at some public land the state makes available to hunters to target waterfowl.

Michigan conservation officers patrol walleye anglers on the Detroit River; a DNR class focuses on getting more women into the outdoors.

Michigan conservation officers in the state's District 7 patrol during a late-summer boat party and also monitor watercraft that may be exceeding the speed limit for boats; a look at geocaching in state parks.

A large group of Michigan conservation officers in the state's Upper Peninsula team up to serve warrants on a business owner who is cutting down more timber than his contract stipulates.

Michigan conservation officers patrol on the opening day of firearm deer season as well as later in deer season; officers also team up to raise money to help their fellow officers and their families by playing hockey.

Michigan Conservation Officers remove a gill net from Lake Michigan that had been lost and was discovered by recreational divers.

Michigan Conservation Officers look into salmon taken illegally, including in a closed stream and with illegal gear; a CO instructs a family on where to fish legally.

Conservation Officers patrol a busy river during a summer weekend and efforts are made to improve fish habitats.

Part 2 of a nighttime patrol to stop anglers from keeping fish that are foul-hooked.

Conservation Officers fish in plain clothes to see if anglers are snagging fish.

An officer in SE Michigan works a baiting case during the firearm deer season, another CO in the western UP looks into a trespassing complaint and info. on non-toxic ammo for deer hunting.

No episode description is available yet.

The Fourth of July weekend in Silver Lake State Park is a non-stop party; Michigan conservation officers help patrol the park during this busy time and make keeping the peace their No. 1 priority.

Something is killing deer in the Missoula Valley, and it has FWP working overtime to find the culprit.

Drownings happen every summer on Montana's rivers and lakes; region one Warden Chris Crane steps in to save a kayaker while Region two Wardens catch friends fishing in the wrong spot.

When a report of an illegal buck surfaces Warden Joe Kambic goes to work to find the shooters; things heat up for Warden Rick Smauch when he responds to a fire, and Bryan Golie fights the winter weather just to patrol his area.

Block Management is one of the keys to great hunting in Montana, but the rules are set; if you are going to break them the Wardens will be there to hold you accountable.

The drought conditions in Montana threaten to close down hunting and fishing in the Treasure State; dead fish and restrictions are the least of the Warden's worries when the Bears come to town.

Region three Wardens chase down a check station runner only to find the hunters have shot a deer.

Region five Warden Nick Taylor is in the crosshairs when a hunter points a gun directly at him; in Region two Wardens find a huntress with a secret she is hiding.

Region four Warden Bryan Golie chases down hunters that dodged a game check station; a nearly four-hour investigation reveals exactly what they were hiding.

An expert forager and chef shows how people can find food on state land. A Michigan Conservation Officer find a campfire that's unattended.

A waterfowl patrol, a busy summer lake party and an opportunity for 4th-graders to visit a state park for a field trip.

A look at what the Chief Conservation Officer in Michigan does in his spare time and patrols for the waterfowl opener.

A D-3 CO checks ORV users during a holiday weekend, COs in West Michigan patrol a boat party in September, and an event to introduce minorities to recreational outdoor activities.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

No episode description is available yet.

A busy 4th of July boat party patrol as well as the opening day of firearm deer season and a look behind the counter at the DNR's front office staff.

No episode description is available yet.

Michigan Conservation Officers in Districts 5 & 7 take the time necessary to look into potential violations for hunting in a closed area and baiting. DNR Rec. Areas offer ranges for sighting in firearms.

No episode description is available yet.

A Michigan conservation officer looks into a case of a jet ski operator who was too close to shore as well as some illegal activity on an off-road vehicle.

Conservation Officers and State Park Rangers patrol a popular state park during the Independence Day weekend.

No episode description is available yet.

Michigan conservation officers patrol on the opening day of firearm deer season as well as later in deer season; officers also team up to raise money to help their fellow officers and their families by playing hockey.

A large group of Michigan conservation officers in the state's Upper Peninsula team up to serve warrants on a business owner who is cutting down more timber than his contract stipulates.

No episode description is available yet.

Michigan conservation officers in the southern portion of the Lower Peninsula check on deer hunters during the state's busy firearm season and a look at some public land the state makes available to hunters to target waterfowl.

Conservation Officers fish in plain clothes to see if anglers are snagging fish.

A D-1 CO in Mich. checks on a large bonfire and traffic violations, D-9 COs patrol deer & duck hunters. The DNR opens a customer service center that's primarily constructed of mass timber.

Michigan conservation officers in the state's District 7 patrol during a late-summer boat party and also monitor watercraft that may be exceeding the speed limit for boats; a look at geocaching in state parks.

Michigan conservation officers patrol walleye anglers on the Detroit River; a DNR class focuses on getting more women into the outdoors.

Part 2 of a nighttime patrol to stop anglers from keeping fish that are foul-hooked.

Region five Warden Nick Taylor is in the crosshairs when a hunter points a gun directly at him; in Region two Wardens find a huntress with a secret she is hiding.

Region four Warden Bryan Golie chases down hunters that dodged a game check station; a nearly four-hour investigation reveals exactly what they were hiding.

Two Michigan conservation officers in two different districts in northern Michigan check on hunters and respond to emergencies on the opening day of the firearm deer season.

Michigan officers in District 3 conduct a highway detail checking on potential deer and firearm violations, a D-5 CO works in frigid conditions, and CO recruits practice searching for lost persons.

Conservation Officers serve warrants to a suspect believed to have taken eighteen deer without licenses.

Region three Wardens chase down a check station runner only to find the hunters have shot a deer.

A Michigan conservation officer in the state's Upper Peninsula checks on waterfowl hunters and looks into a case of discarded deer carcasses.

A Michigan CO in Gladwin County and another in the western UP check on ORV users and a survey of the Kirtland's warbler population in the Great Lakes state.

The drought conditions in Montana threaten to close down hunting and fishing in the Treasure State; dead fish and restrictions are the least of the Warden's worries when the Bears come to town.

Michigan Conservation Officers enforce bear hunting regulations in a variety of ways; the state's DNR uses many methods to track the state's bear numbers.

Mich. COs discover a loaded firearm in a moving vehicle and check on deer and waterfowl hunters. This is some of the training COs receive for their personal safety and to analyze wildlife crime scenes.

Block Management is one of the keys to great hunting in Montana, but the rules are set; if you are going to break them the Wardens will be there to hold you accountable.

When a report of an illegal buck surfaces Warden Joe Kambic goes to work to find the shooters; things heat up for Warden Rick Smauch when he responds to a fire, and Bryan Golie fights the winter weather just to patrol his area.

Michigan conservation officers in the southeastern part of the state check on a man and his grandson on the opening day of firearm deer season and ponder a felony charge for a concealed handgun.

Michigan Conservation Officers look into salmon taken illegally, including in a closed stream and with illegal gear; a CO instructs a family on where to fish legally.

Michigan Conservation Officers remove a gill net from Lake Michigan that had been lost and was discovered by recreational divers.

Conservation Officers patrol a busy river during a summer weekend and efforts are made to improve fish habitats.

No episode description is available yet.

Conservation Officers patrol a busy river during a summer weekend and make efforts to improve fish habitats.