Yellowstone Wardens

Wardens fight to combat a string of trespassing instances. They fight to maintain order as they encounter hunters with illegal animal kills. Later, Wardens check boaters for licenses, prep for the Yellowstone boat party, prevent raft flips, and more.

Wardens tackle a unique case where poachers break hunting laws for personal gain, turning their crimes into competition. Later, Wardens track a bear breaking into a home and investigate illegal cameras used to lure in elk for hunting.

Stories aren't adding up when wardens go to check if a group has valid fishing licenses; Wardens confront anglers fishing in closed water and crack down on anglers during the limited paddlefish season.

A warden is skeptical when a bow hunter without a license claims he's only elk calling. Hunters find out the hard way because they're on private property, and when an endangered grizzly bear is shot, wardens come out in full force.

Discover the lives of conservation officers of Montana defending public lands, handling anti-poaching sting operations, and more.

During the annual Boat Float, wardens handle rivers filled with capsized rafters, along with water goers not following the rules; wardens track down hunters found with illegally harvested elk.

Wardens discover a sunken jet boat and its unhappy captain; out-of-state campers get a surprise visit from a warden; wardens take matters into their own hands when they find a shed filled with elk antlers.

A warden follows the trail to locate a mysterious group of hunters; a warden makes memories to last a lifetime when he draws a coveted mule deer tag; wardens catch illegal hunters in the act during the bighorn sheep and archery elk-hunting seasons.

An intoxicated woman surprises a warden when she reveals she's pregnant; wardens investigate a veterinarian who claims he killed a bear in self-defense.

Wardens investigate decapitated deer and a poached bull elk while battling a winter storm; they join forces in a high-speed pursuit of a decoy shooter and unmask a hunter's deception.

Discovering the lives of conservation officers of Montana defending public lands, handling anti-poaching sting operations and more.

Wardens enforce strict paddlefish season rules and manage the high-traffic shed hunting rush; biological data is collected from harvested bears to monitor population health.

Wildlife decoys lead to surprising arrests; a warden's K9 unearths critical evidence; a major investigation into moose and elk poaching results in a significant law enforcement takedown.

Wardens help rescue a hunter with a broken leg. Hunters coming through a warden check station get into hot water after not telling the truth.

When the openings of both the bighorn sheep and archery elk hunting seasons overlap, wardens catch illegal hunters in the act; off-roaders cause some serious land damage; on the 4th of July seemingly intoxicated boaters give wardens a difficult time.

A warden follows the trail to locate a mysterious group of hunters; when a warden draws a coveted mule deer hunting tag, he makes memories to last a lifetime; wardens have to ask some tough questions when a large pile of wasted game birds is found.

Shed antler hunting nearly turns lethal for one man; training for game wardens becomes eerily realistic; one camp of unruly hunters attracts the attention of wardens; when an endangered grizzly bear is shot, wardens come out in full force.

Hunters claim they weren't shooting from the road, although physical evidence proves otherwise; a warden is skeptical when a bow hunter without a license alleges he's only elk calling; hunters find out the hard way they're on private property.

An intoxicated woman surprises a warden when she reveals she's pregnant, then friends have to come pick her up and drive her car home.

Wardens monitor hunters who try to start the big game hunting season early; a landowner chooses to press charges against a trespassing hunter; the warden catches a hunter lying, with ballistics evidence to back it up.

Wardens track down out-of-state hunters not abiding by the law, and the illegally harvested elk may end up getting confiscated; Wardens get the word out to snowmobilers about required permits.

Wardens find that a group of litterbugs is guilty of even more violations, and the Sheriff's office has to be called in; Wardens catch over-the-limit anglers in the act.

Wardens patrol the crowded rivers, only to find a sunken jet boat and its unhappy driver; a warden stops out-of-state campers when he smells something out of the ordinary.

In Region 7, wardens launch a mission to stop illegal road hunters; the team gathers to celebrate a veteran warden's legacy and reminisce about his long, impactful career.

In Montana, wardens gear up for the last week of hunting season; wardens are on high alert during the beginning of the annual elk migration.

Region 4 wardens have their hands full when a string of deer cases is reported to the station; suspicions rise when wardens stop a truck full of Christmas trees at the beginning of November.

Wardens are on high alert during Montana's opening day of hunting season; wardens are determined to track down a grey pickup truck responsible for an illegal deer kill.

Warden Chris Crane responds to the call to rescue a kayaker; anglers are caught fishing in a prohibited area; suspicions arise when wardens investigate the cause behind multiple mysterious deer deaths in Missoula Valley.

Wardens go on hot pursuit to catch a hunter who dodged a routine check; drought conditions in Montana shut down hunting and fishing for the season; a pack of pesky bears make their way into town.

The day takes a grim turn when wardens step into the world of ``CSI`` to determine where a deer was killed; a poaching-loving family is finally going to trial after discovering their responsibility behind multiple animal deaths.

Wardens handle a man caught in a lie; a deer investigation reveals a history of game violations; wardens deploy a mission to find the culprit responsible for the decapitation of a trophy bull elk.

Wardens stumble upon a heated situation on the side of the road; Lesofski searches for the culprit behind an elk carcass; a riverside check station cites four minors under the influence; underage drivers are caught behind the wheel.

Wardens investigate decapitated deer and a poached bull elk while battling a winter storm; they join forces in a high-speed pursuit of a decoy shooter and unmask a hunter's deception.

The wardens of Region 1 and 3 set off to educate the public on Montana's aquatic invasive species population. Meanwhile, a tribute is made for one of Montana's honorary wardens.

While on duty, wardens go an extra mile during an investigation, which leads to an unexpected outcome; in Whitefish, Mont., Region 1 wardens join forces to uncover the culprit responsible for slaying more than 20 deer.

During Montana's antler shed hunting season, the wardens are kept on their toes while locating bears, mountain lions and lost hunters; warden Bryan Golie questions an angler in search of the truth.

Region 1 wardens are left speechless after witnessing a squatter on public land and are on high alert during the annual Yellowstone River Boat Float; during the pursuit of an upland game, a license check comes up empty and the wardens scramble.

As wardens attempt to catch a convicted game violator, another case forces them to work late into the night; region four officers spring into action when a 1,000-pound bully stirs up trouble.

Anglers find out that using too many poles will land them a hefty fine.

Shed antler hunting nearly turns lethal for one man; training for game wardens becomes eerily realistic; one camp of unruly hunters attracts the attention of wardens; when an endangered grizzly bear is shot, wardens come out in full force.

Wardens enforce strict paddlefish season rules and manage the high-traffic shed hunting rush; biological data is collected from harvested bears to monitor population health.

A warden follows the trail to locate a mysterious group of hunters; a warden makes memories to last a lifetime when he draws a coveted mule deer tag; wardens catch illegal hunters in the act during the bighorn sheep and archery elk-hunting seasons.

Region 1 wardens are left speechless after witnessing a squatter on public land and are on high alert during the annual Yellowstone River Boat Float; during the pursuit of an upland game, a license check comes up empty and the wardens scramble.

In Region 7, wardens launch a mission to stop illegal road hunters; the team gathers to celebrate a veteran warden's legacy and reminisce about his long, impactful career.

Discover the lives of conservation officers of Montana defending public lands, handling anti-poaching sting operations, and more.

The day takes a grim turn when wardens step into the world of "CSI" to determine where a deer was killed; a poaching-loving family is finally going to trial after discovering their responsibility behind multiple animal deaths.

Wardens investigate decapitated deer and a poached bull elk while battling a winter storm; they join forces in a high-speed pursuit of a decoy shooter and unmask a hunter's deception.

As wardens attempt to catch a convicted game violator, another case forces them to work late into the night; region four officers spring into action when a 1,000-pound bully stirs up trouble.

An intoxicated woman surprises a warden when she reveals she's pregnant; wardens investigate a veterinarian who claims he killed a bear in self-defense.

Wardens investigate decapitated deer and a poached bull elk while battling a winter storm; they join forces in a high-speed pursuit of a decoy shooter and unmask a hunter's deception.

Wardens find that a group of litterbugs is guilty of even more violations, and the Sheriff's office has to be called in; Wardens catch over-the-limit anglers in the act.

Region 4 wardens have their hands full when a string of deer cases is reported to the station; suspicions rise when wardens stop a truck full of Christmas trees at the beginning of November.

Wardens are on high alert during Montana's opening day of hunting season; wardens are determined to track down a gray pickup truck responsible for an illegal deer kill.

When the openings of both the bighorn sheep and archery elk hunting seasons overlap, wardens catch illegal hunters in the act; off-roaders cause some serious land damage; on the 4th of July seemingly intoxicated boaters give wardens a difficult time.

Stories aren't adding up when wardens go to check if a group has valid fishing licenses; Wardens confront anglers fishing in closed water and crack down on anglers during the limited paddlefish season.

A warden is skeptical when a bow hunter without a license claims he's only elk calling. Hunters find out the hard way because they're on private property, and when an endangered grizzly bear is shot, wardens come out in full force.

Discovering the lives of conservation officers of Montana defending public lands, handling anti-poaching sting operations and more.

Wardens discover a sunken jet boat and its unhappy captain; out-of-state campers get a surprise visit from a warden; wardens take matters into their own hands when they find a shed filled with elk antlers.

A warden follows the trail to locate a mysterious group of hunters; when a warden draws a coveted mule deer hunting tag, he makes memories to last a lifetime; wardens have to ask some tough questions when a large pile of wasted game birds is found.

Wardens handle a man caught in a lie; a deer investigation reveals a history of game violations; wardens deploy a mission to find the culprit responsible for the decapitation of a trophy bull elk.

During the annual Boat Float, wardens handle rivers filled with capsized rafters, along with water goers not following the rules; wardens track down hunters found with illegally harvested elk.

During Montana's antler shed hunting season, the wardens are kept on their toes while locating bears, mountain lions and lost hunters; warden Bryan Golie questions an angler in search of the truth.

While on duty, wardens go an extra mile during an investigation, which leads to an unexpected outcome; in Whitefish, Mont., Region 1 wardens join forces to uncover the culprit responsible for slaying more than 20 deer.

Wardens stumble upon a heated situation on the side of the road; Lesofski searches for the culprit behind an elk carcass; a riverside check station cites four minors under the influence; underage drivers are caught behind the wheel.

The wardens of Region 1 and 3 set off to educate the public on Montana's aquatic invasive species population. Meanwhile, a tribute is made for one of Montana's honorary wardens.

Wardens monitor hunters who try to start the big game hunting season early; a landowner chooses to press charges against a trespassing hunter; the warden catches a hunter lying, with ballistics evidence to back it up.

An intoxicated woman surprises a warden when she reveals she's pregnant, then friends have to come pick her up and drive her car home.

Wardens track down out-of-state hunters not abiding by the law, and the illegally harvested elk may end up getting confiscated; Wardens get the word out to snowmobilers about required permits.

Wardens go on hot pursuit to catch a hunter who dodged a routine check; drought conditions in Montana shut down hunting and fishing for the season; a pack of pesky bears make their way into town.

Warden Chris Crane responds to the call to rescue a kayaker; anglers are caught fishing in a prohibited area; suspicions arise when wardens investigate the cause behind multiple mysterious deer deaths in Missoula Valley.