Wardens

Two Michigan conservation officers in the southern part of the state investigate a case of deer carcasses they found near some railroad tracks. Also, a look at an opportunity for veterans and first responders to hunt pheasants.

Two Michigan conservation officers, one in the southwest part of the state and the other in the northeast check on waterfowl hunters. One of them also investigates illegal bear baits. Also, a look into flooding that severely affected parts of the western Upper Peninsula

One Michigan conservation officer checks on waterfowl hunters while another observes salmon anglers during the busy fall spawning run. Also, the state works to move a historical building away from an receding lakeshore.

Michigan conservation officers check on ice anglers and snowmobilers in both the Lower and Upper Peninsula. The state also teams up with local musicians to create a soundtrack that includes sounds from nature.

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 against other law enforcement organizations.

Michigan conservation officers in the southeast and southwest corners of the state patrol waterfowlers in September and October. Also, some hunters with excellent bird dogs search for woodcock not to shoot them, but to put bands on them.

Michigan conservation officers in the middle part of the state team up to run patrols in both the fall and the winter for deer season as well as snowmobiling and ice fishing seasons. Also, a look at an interesting opportunity to cross-country ski at night with lanterns as the only light source.

Michigan conservation officers assist maritime archaeologists and divers as they explore, investigate, and document the wreckage of a plane from a 1944 crash. Other officers patrol walleye anglers in the state's Upper Peninsula. Also, the city of Port Huron erects a memorial as a tribute to Tuskegee Airmen.

Michigan conservation officers patrol during the state's elk early and late elk seasons. Also, a blind hunter has a coveted bear tag donated to him.

Michigan conservation officers in two different districts patrol ice anglers and snowmobilers in frigid conditions. Also, a DNR state park employee shares some of her personal travel adventures.

Michigan conservation officers in the southwest corner and south-central part of the state patrol deer hunters during the archery and firearm seasons. Also, a look into generous donations of food from hunters.

A Michigan conservation officer checks riders of off-road vehicles during a busy weekend in May. And the wildlife division bands ducks in an urban area.

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. Also, employees at a state park role-play characters from the 1840s to educate the public on the history of a former military fort.