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Warden Lesofski looks for those who left elk to rot. Region 2 Wardens get into a situation dealing with their decoy being shot.
Warden Lesofski looks for those who left elk to rot. Region 2 Wardens get into a situation dealing with their decoy being shot.
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S5, EP15 "Wasted Dummy"Warden Lesofski looks for those who left elk to rot. Region 2 Wardens get into a situation dealing with their decoy being shot.
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S5, EP16 "Minor Mistakes"A riverside check station catches four minors with no life jackets and a lot of alcohol.
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S5, EP17 "True Lies"A man is stopped outside of Billings for lying. Game violations are revealed.
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S13, EP7 "Walleye and Waterfowl"Officers on the west side of southern Michigan check on waterfowl hunters and wardens on the east side check on overnight walleye anglers.
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S15, EP4 "Late Spring, Late Summer"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.
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