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Investigating a marijuana growing operation; a gold miner illegally dredges a river; a convicted felon is arrested for weapons possession.
Investigating a marijuana growing operation; a gold miner illegally dredges a river; a convicted felon is arrested for weapons possession.
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S2, EP5 "Gold Fever"Investigating a marijuana growing operation; a gold miner illegally dredges a river; a convicted felon is arrested for weapons possession.
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S2, EP12 "Boozin' & Snoozin'"Poachers are shooting deer in a residential neighborhood; an encounter with a wanted man with a cache of sex toys.
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S2, EP6 "Quicksand!"Wardens track down a man wanted in Oregon; rescuing a cow from quicksand; bear cubs are rescued from a dumpster; illegal bear hunt.
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S2, EP13 "Bear-ly Legal"The wardens go on the hunt for bear hunters who may be illegally selling bear gall bladders and storm the house of suspected sturgeon poachers.
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