Officer Demler pulls over a swerving car and finds himself in the middle of a domestic dispute; in Kingston, a dive team is deployed to search for a man suspected of drowning.

Officers struggle to convince a woman to relinquish a wild squirrel; Officer DeLisle investigates the mysterious deaths of more than 20 painted turtles; trainee Frye reveals his skills when handling his first lobster trap detail.

Officer Canfield disrupts a popular but illegal fishing tournament; Officer McFadzen comes to the aid of an injured hawk; a rescue mission is deployed on Mount Chocorua to save a wounded woman.

Officer Benvenuti chases a pair of lobster poachers, while Officer Courtney comes to the aid of a bloodied man on the beach; Sgt. Cheney is determined to catch trespassers found on nearby railroad tracks.

Officer Canfield confronts a repeat offender when investigating a bear-feeding complaint; a drowning is reported in the Connecticut River; an abandoned car is found that may link to a missing person.

Officer Lucas sends a trainee to wrangle his first raccoon, while Officer Benevuti is determined to rescue an injured gosling; a trapper is caught red-handed; Officers Boudreau and Hannett suspect a father and son of illegally hunting turkey.

Officer McKee searches for an owlet that fell from its nest, and Officer Hannett rushes to the aid of an injured hiker. Meanwhile, Lt. Boudreau, Officer McFadzen and their trusty K-9 Ruby track down the culprit responsible in a turkey poaching case.

When an illegal turkey kill is reported, Officer Hannett and Lt. Boudreau join forces to find the culprit; Officer Bronson responds to a man who discovered a snake in his bed; Officer Delmer handles a turkey poaching case.

On the snowy summit of Mount Washington, a search party braves the elements to rescue hikers. Officer McKee attempts to remove a bear from a playground, while Officer Lucas is on a mission to find a group of missing ATV's.

Officer McFazden rescues a tangled barred owl; a pair of officers rescues an injured hiker on Mount Liberty.

Featuring behind-the-scenes footage as wardens patrol for illegal ATV riders and discover an abandoned truck that sparks an investigation; a pair of officers races to save paddlers on a capsized canoe; a moose accident is reported.

When campers are found illegally on state property, a multi-agency investigation begins; a couple are questioned when their young son is found riding solo on his ATV; Officer Crouse rescues a duo of raccoon cubs.

Behind-the-scenes footage; wardens stop a man on a dirt bike; three officers discover stolen lobster traps while out on patrol, and Officer Hannett sends an injured pigeon to a local rehabber.

Featuring behind the scenes footage as the Wardens have a chaotic day when patrolling a state park for ATV riders; a pesky bear hunts livestock on a couple's property, while a rabbit is shot illegally in a residential area.

Featuring behind the scenes footage as Wardens handle a suspected rabid fox in a residential area and Officer Cyrs responds to the call; in Fremont, Officer Crouse tickets a trio of ATV riders cruising on private property.

Featuring behind-the-scenes footage as wardens undergo an intense statewide search for a missing hiker on Mount Moosilauke, while a bear enters a residential area looking for a snack.

Featuring behind-the-scenes footage as Officer Hannett receives a show from a self-proclaimed actress attempting to avoid a ticket; Officer St. Pierre finds evidence of illegal road hunting.

Officer Canfield encounters a feisty swimmer; Officer McKee intervenes when a sleeping bear is spotted in a backyard; the dirt roads turn ugly when Officer Pushee and Officer Mckee must join forces to handle a dozen rowdy ATV violators.

Danger and drama are around every bend for elite workers of the Maine Warden Service, who are followed in this series as they navigate the Pine Tree State's rugged terrain during a busy and risk-filled hunting season. Whether they're tracking bears on mountain ranges, busting drunken drivers on ATVs, working undercover stings, or rescuing wayward woodsmen, these wardens risk their lives to protect animals and serve the people of Maine. The series also highlights fish and game officers in New Hampshire, who work tirelessly to preserve and protect the natural resources of the Granite State. The region's wild, rugged landscape attracts thousands of outdoors enthusiasts and makes the officers work diverse and demanding.

The conservation officers of New Hampshire Fish and Game work endlessly to preserve and protect the natural resources of the Granite State, and this is a look back at some of their best stories.

On foot, by car or off-road vehicle, by plane or by boat, the California Game Wardens -- 240 in all -- patrol the state's 159,000 square miles, pursuing poachers, polluters and drug runners around the clock while making sure hunters and anglers follow the rules. No two days are alike, and each is adventure-filled as the officers, working alone or with a canine companion, often patrol sparsely populated areas where help can be hours away.