Yellowstone Wardens

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. Open glass containers cause problems during a patrol.

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.

The annual Boat Float has wardens hustling to clear rivers of capsized rafters, with water goers aren’t always wearing life preservers. Young anglers may not be telling the truth about having fishing licenses. A father and son are caught red handed.

Wardens track hunters attempting to get an early start on the big game hunting season. A landowner decides to prosecute a trespassing hunter. Persistence pays off when a warden finally catches a hunter in a lie, with ballistics evidence to prove it.

Wardens look for alcohol in city parks. 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. Jet skiers are caught breaking the law. Campfire restrictions are enforced.

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 mistakenly on private property.

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 investigate the story of a veterinarian who claims he killed a bear out of season but in self-defense. The waterfowl season opener brings out the hunters in full force and a warden goes undercover to find illegal activity.