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Chronicling the lives and work of conservation officers in America.
Chronicling the lives and work of conservation officers in America.
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S4, EP11 "Thin Ice"Nick Taylor responds to a call about duck hunters shooting over thin ice; Bryan Golie keeps an eye on the Bear Tooth Game Range on opening day of elk season.
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S4, EP13 "Sullivan Hill"Bryan Golie is after suspicious hunters during elk hunting season in Montana; Paul Luepke deals with hunters who shot mule deer does without proper permits.
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S4, EP14 "Log Jam"Warden Jon Obst checks recreational boaters for life vests; Warden Kyle Miller keeps campers informed on guidelines.
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S9, EP13 "Lost Gill Net and ORV"Michigan Conservation Officers remove a gill net from Lake Michigan that had been lost and was discovered by recreational divers.
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S14, EP13 "Deer, ORVs & Jet Skis"A Michigan conservation officer looks into a case of a jet ski operator who was too close to shore as well as some illegal activity on an off-road vehicle.
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S14, EP12 "Boat Revelers & Opening Day Trespasser"A busy 4th of July boat party patrol as well as the opening day of firearm deer season and a look behind the counter at the DNR's front office staff.
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