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When a report of an illegal buck surfaces Warden Joe Kambic goes to work to find the shooters; things heat up for Warden Rick Smauch when he responds to a fire, and Bryan Golie fights the winter weather just to patrol his area.
When a report of an illegal buck surfaces Warden Joe Kambic goes to work to find the shooters; things heat up for Warden Rick Smauch when he responds to a fire, and Bryan Golie fights the winter weather just to patrol his area.
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