On the White Mountains, a team of Wardens and the National Guard deploy on a rescue mission to search for a missing hiker. Warden Masucci handles a disgruntled recreational vehicle driver, and a group of Wardens reconnect during a charity softball game.

The game wardens investigate a lawbreaking lobsterman.

Game wardens on "North Woods Law" protect wildlife and local communities from illegal activities.

As winter melts into spring, wardens handle a rabid pit bull and gather new evidence regarding a deer poaching case; a dumpster-diving bear hides from Warden Marquis and Fitzpatrick, while a woodchuck plays games with Warden Lounder.

Turkey hunting season arrives and hunters anxiously await their first kill; Lt. LaFlamme investigates a poaching case, while Officer McFadzen responds to an illegal turkey kill and Officer Hannett leads a team to an injured hiker.

Officer Hannett's animal training kicks in during a release that isn't going according to plan; Officer Hannett receives a show from a self-proclaimed actress attempting to avoid a ticket; a couple is suspected of road hunting.

Officer Crouse responds to reports about a pesky raccoon; Officer Hannett investigates a suspicious fisherman; nature lovers unite for Discover Wild New Hampshire day; an injured hiker is rescued on Mount Monadnock.

Lt. Boudreau investigates a vandalized shed, while Officers Delmer and Towne endure a perilous mountain rescue; Officers Holmes and Hannett patrol snowmobile activity; Officer Delmer helps a bobcat hurt by a porcupine.

At the state's largest ice fishing derby, Officer MacFazden patrols a drag race on ice, while Major Juneau takes charge of a rescue operation; Officers Bronson and Towne have a troubling encounter with a snowmobiler.

Officer Bronson questions a hunter without a permit, while Sgt. Lucas heads to a questionable deer kill site. Ofc. Holmes tries to extract a raccoon from a chimney and Officer Pierre executes his first under-ice recovery dive.

Sergeant Lucas tracks down and confronts a hunter suspected of illegally baiting deer with apples; Lieutenant Boudreau and Officer Hannett pursue a night hunter during a pre-dawn patrol on opening day of rifle season.

Officer Benvenuti and Trainee Crouse question a man suspected of illegally baiting deer; on Mount Kearsarge, two officers help rescue an injured hiker; Sgt. Lucas and Officer Holmes attempt to free a trapped bear cub.

Lt. Boudreau and Trainee Crouse investigate a man who shot someone while hunting illegally; Officer Holmes and Trainee Frye search for evidence of an illegal deer kill; Sgt. Lucas responds to a porcupine wreaking havoc.

As the sun sets and temperatures plummet, lost hikers turn to Officer Holmes for help; officer Courtney and Lt. Cheney help a seal stuck in a tidal creek, while Officer Hannett faces off with a moose after trying to save a heron.

Officer Holmes and Trainee Frye race to save a man suffering from a severe head injury after an ATV accident; two officers attempt a treacherous rescue on Mount Washington, while a collapsed student needs help on Mount Willard.

Officer Delmer pulls over a swerving car and finds himself in the middle of a domestic dispute; Officer Canfield encounters a feisty swimmer; Officer McKee intervenes when a sleeping bear is spotted in a backyard.

Officer Canfield disrupts a popular but illegal fishing tournament; officers struggle to convince a woman to relinquish a wild squirrel; officer DeLisle investigates the mysterious deaths of more than 20 painted turtles.

Officer Canfield confronts a repeat offender when investigating a bear-feeding complaint; Officer Benvenuti chases a pair of lobster poachers; Officer Courtney comes to the aid of a bloodied man on the beach.

Officer McKee searches for a baby owl that fell from its nest; Officer Hannett rushes to the aid of an injured hiker; Officer Lucas sends a trainee to wrangle his first raccoon.

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 Bronson responds to a man who discovered a snake in his bed.

The wardens are going up north where the potential crimes escalate and they encounter several suspects who are armed and one who is a potential danger to themselves.

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 stories from officials of the Wahington Department of Fish and Wildlife.

Game wardens in Maine patrol the Pine Tree State during hunting season.

Game wardens protect animals and uphold the law as they patrol the second-largest state in the country, Texas.

Animal Planet expands its family of wildlife law enforcement series, adding to Maine's "North Woods Law" an offering that follows an elite patrol force in Texas. "Lone Star Law" features the men and women of the Texas Game Wardens who protect more than a quarter-million square miles of deserts, lakes, piney woods, bayous, plains and coast in the second-largest state in the U.S. Whether rushing to investigate poaching cases, save flash-flood victims, disrupt illegal smuggling rings, or rescue injured wildlife, the officers are always on the go, defending both animals and citizens.

Following Texas game wardens as they protect the vast wildlife and natural resources of Texas.

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.

The Texas game wardens work endlessly to protect the Lone Star State's natural resources and police its 28 million citizens; a look back at their most memorable moments.