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The Jobbie Nooner event has wardens patrolling the waters of Lake St. Clair; things get interesting when a massive storm rolls in; spring in Michigan can come with major forest fires and the DNR puts all their resources to keep them in check.

Wardens crack down on anglers not following the rules while salmon fishing; a hunter with a checkered past is caught red-handed; beaver dam management calls for some drastic measures; elk hunting season finds eager hunters on their best behavior.

The lives of men and women who are making the Michigan wilderness and landscape a safer place for not only animals, but humans alike.

A hunter who mistakenly takes down an antlered elk must face the consequences; a warden must come down hard on an ORV hunter who is skirting the law; a warden investigates a hunter on private property.

A warden checks on a hunter he suspects may be illegally baiting deer. A warden tracks down hunters using blinds on state land and finds they aren't quite abiding by the law. Wardens enforce the law with anglers on the Detroit River.

Officers encounter many hunters on the opening day of waterfowl season; Chief Haines and his friends enjoy hunting during their annual Grouse Camp trip, and activities heat up on the lake as patrons celebrate the 4th of July.

In Region 7, wardens launch a mission to stop illegal road hunters; the team gathers to celebrate a veteran warden's legacy and reminisce about his long, impactful career.

Region 1 wardens are left speechless after witnessing a squatter on public land and are on high alert during the annual Yellowstone River Boat Float; during the pursuit of upland game, a license check comes up empty and the wardens scramble.

A warden follows the trail to locate a mysterious group of hunters; a warden makes memories to last a lifetime when he draws a coveted mule deer tag; wardens catch illegal hunters in the act during the bighorn sheep and archery elk-hunting seasons.

Wardens help rescue a hunter with a broken leg. Hunters coming through a warden check station get into hot water after not telling the truth. Meanwhile, wildlife decoys are deployed across the state to catch poachers, and it yields surprising results.

A warden follows the trail to locate a mysterious group of hunters; a warden makes memories to last a lifetime when he draws a coveted mule deer tag; wardens catch illegal hunters in the act during the bighorn sheep and archery elk-hunting seasons.

Wardens help rescue a hunter with a broken leg. Hunters coming through a warden check station get into hot water after not telling the truth. Meanwhile, wildlife decoys are deployed across the state to catch poachers, and it yields surprising results.

A warden checks on a hunter he suspects may be illegally baiting deer. A warden tracks down hunters using blinds on state land and finds they aren't quite abiding by the law. Wardens enforce the law with anglers on the Detroit River.

Officers encounter many hunters on the opening day of waterfowl season; Chief Haines and his friends enjoy hunting during their annual Grouse Camp trip, and activities heat up on the lake as patrons celebrate the 4th of July.

An Oregon woman teaches cats how to swim; a San Francisco artisan designs jewelry made out of cat fur; John visits a Los Angeles cat hotel; inventors showcase their improvements on the litter box.

A chef in the Hamptons cooks gourmet meals for felines; a New Jersey fashion designer creates kitty couture.

Tia races to save the life of a dog that's been shot; a scared and sick puppy running loose near heavy traffic is pursued by Matt and Lizzy; Tia faces an agonizing decision after a home inspection raises red-flags.

Parolee is headed down the wrong path, only days after being released from prison; former volunteer comes back to adopt a dog, but her Boxer has other plans.

An old visiting friend of Tia's is quickly thrown into the fire helping with a rescue; former adopter wants to take on another dog; Mondo cares for an injured drop-off while Tia and Louise race to save a loose dog on the interstate.

Maria goes to California to rescue an old friend; a puppy's behavior jeopardizes her chance at a forever home; Tia gets a call for an abandoned pit bull.

Tia and Matt are called upon to rescue some dogs from the home of their recently deceased owner; a potential adopter is looking for a dog who is able to thrive at a bed and breakfast.

Robert gets in the water with Gloria, a 12-foot reticulated python, to swim alongside her for the first time in the Crocoseum; Bindi welcomes home two orphaned kangaroo joeys; Terri helps release a rescued wedge-tailed eagle back into the wild.

It's moving day for Acco, the zoo's biggest crocodile; all goes to plan until his mate Cassie goes into hiding; the team races to reunite the bonded pair in their new enclosure; the rescue unit fights to save a flying fox entangled in barbed wire.

Robert handles an aggressive wombat called Bunker, and it's moving day for a giant anaconda called Nikki. Terri helps treat hundreds of lorikeets injured by a hailstorm. Later, Robert and Chandler team up to bake a special treat for the Irwin ladies.

While pregnant, Bindi continues to work at the Wildlife Hospital.

Bindi welcomes the arrival of tiny poison dart frogs to their new home at the zoo; Terri takes charge when the crew moves Bosco out of the Crocoseum; Chandler helps a glider called Kronk.

Carrying three baby kangaroos and an emu, the Irwins caravan into the Australian Outback to release the animals on Mourachan, their giant wildlife conservation property; plans shift when they discover more animals in need of rescue along the way.

Robert takes on the challenging task of relocating Bosco, the most aggressive croc at the zoo; Bindi must investigate Forest the giraffe's bad knee problem; Terri helps Harley the koala find love at the end of a difficult breeding season.

"Alaskan Bush People" is a reality-documentary series that introduces the Brown family -- Billy, wife Ami and their seven grown children who -- according to Discovery -- are interesting because "they are unlike any other family in America." The channel says they are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months each year without seeing an outsider. They refer to themselves

The Browns meet their match with 75 tons of salvaged old mining equipment as they struggle to place it and get it running.

The Brown family kicks off their most ambitious plan to conquer the mountain yet; Bear and the siblings throw caution to the wind on a critical first project disassembling and transporting a salvaged 50-foot windmill.

When a hungry bear breaks into Noah's tent and spooks the livestock, the Browns suspect it is being attracted by the ranch's newest arrivals -- three young ostriches; the windmill assembly takes the siblings to dangerous new heights.

"Alaskan Bush People" is a reality-documentary series that introduces the Brown family -- Billy, wife Ami and their seven grown children who -- according to Discovery -- are interesting because "they are unlike any other family in America." The channel says they are so far removed from civilization that they often go six to nine months each year without seeing an outsider. They refer to themselves

The Browns meet their match with 75 tons of salvaged old mining equipment as they struggle to place it and get it running.

The Brown family kicks off their most ambitious plan to conquer the mountain yet; Bear and the siblings throw caution to the wind on a critical first project disassembling and transporting a salvaged 50-foot windmill.

When a hungry bear breaks into Noah's tent and spooks the livestock, the Browns suspect it is being attracted by the ranch's newest arrivals -- three young ostriches; the windmill assembly takes the siblings to dangerous new heights.

While pregnant, Bindi continues to work at the Wildlife Hospital.

Bindi welcomes the arrival of tiny poison dart frogs to their new home at the zoo; Terri takes charge when the crew moves Bosco out of the Crocoseum; Chandler helps a glider called Kronk.

Dexter the dog has serious breathing problems; the team of pickers counting on abandoned storage locker goods gets an unfortunate surprise; Halo the chihuahua discovers more than exercise in the local dog park.

A chihuahua named Rue has a leg injury; having drained his savings, owner Ken is on the verge of surrendering his sick cat, Nagi; the picking team uncovers a bonanza of bikes with an unexpected past.

Officer Joe Canfield investigates a home with multiple bear feeding complaints and finds more than he bargained for; Officer Egan investigates an abandoned car and missing persons case; officers respond to a drowning in the Connecticut River.

Lt. Boudreau and Officer Hannett investigate a possible illegal turkey kill site; Officer Bronson responds to a call about a snake in a bed; Officer Demler confronts a suspect about shooting a turkey on private property.

Officer Canfield breaks up a 45-year-old illegal fishing tournament; Officer MacFadden rescues an injured hawk; Officer Hannett confronts two kids riding OHRVs on the road; on Mt. Chocorua, officers rescue a woman with a fractured ankle.

Lt. Boudreau, K-9 Ruby and Officer MacFadden investigate a hunter suspected of shooting a turkey from the road; Officer McKee searches for a baby owl that fell from its nest; Officer Hannett rushes to lead a carry-out when a hiker suffers an injury.

Officer James Benvenuti chases down two lobster poachers in Rye; Officer Graham Courtney investigates a man on the beach found covered in blood; Sergeant Adam Cheney attempts to apprehend trespassers on the railroad tracks.

Officer Lucas sends a trainee to wrangle his first angry raccoon; Officer Fluette untangles a trapper's web of lies; Officer Benvenuti tries to rescue an injured gosling; Officers Boudreau and Hannett question father and son turkey hunters.

Officer Chris McKee attempts to remove a bear from a tree in a playground; Officer Fluette picks out his new K-9 partner; Officer Lucas searches for a group of ATVs; on the snowy summit of Mount Washington, officers search for lost hikers.

For opening weekend of deer season, game wardens head out around the state to ensure everyone plays by the rules; in East Texas, an injured owl gets rushed to the vet; on the Gulf, game wardens get tough when an oysterman's catch doesn't add up.

Texas Game Wardens relocate a large herd of pronghorn to restore populations in West Texas, investigate the killing of a protected rattlesnake, and wrangle a loose bull; checking hunting camps to ensure no one takes too many whitetail deer.

Down on the Mexican border, game wardens pull in an illegal gill net; a group caught trespassing carries firearms and narcotics; game wardens question a man suspected of illegally hunting on private property.

Texas Game Wardens see plenty of night violations, from road hunters to felons possessing firearms; game wardens stop wildlife crimes with anonymous tips about anglers over their legal limit; a specially trained K-9 unit sniffs out illegal items.

Texas Game Wardens, deep into deer season, investigate a suspected poacher and a felon who shouldn't be using a firearm to hunt; capturing an alligator and her hatchlings must and relocating them from an East Texas school.

The wardens search for an endangered Whooping Crane; a local shop owner finds an injured hawk; responding to call about a nuisance alligator and a potential poacher.

When the Texas game wardens encounter a sick bald eagle, it becomes a race against time to ensure its survival; while checking deer camps near the border of Mexico, a warden finds himself in a high-stakes foot pursuit.

Texas game wardens go on alert after a massive flash flood; game wardens rush to a gas station that could explode; a patrol through the Rio Grande leads to an unexpected encounter; game wardens investigate an illegally killed hawk.

Wardens rush to assist with a capsized canoe; investigating a trapped deer; a warrant goes out for the arrest of a man.

The wardens search for an endangered Whooping Crane; a local shop owner finds an injured hawk; responding to call about a nuisance alligator and a potential poacher.