Wardens of the North

Waterfowl season as Conservation Officer Woodwyk stops hunters for a routine license check. Officer Deppen encounters woodsmen hauling a deer by boat. Later, an investigation begins into a driver potentially under the influence.

Officer Liestenfeltz cracks down on dirt bikers riding on a prohibited ORV area. Meanwhile, Officer Lasanen ensures that waterfowl hunters are abiding by the law, and Michigan's historic Tawas Point Lighthouse shines a spotlight on days gone by.

Officer Jeremy Beavers spots a kayaker missing key gear. At William C. Sterling State Park, wardens patrol during a solar eclipse. On the first day of firearm deer season, conservation officer Alex Van Wagner cracks down on a hunter using too much bait.

Conservation officers conduct night patrols to ensure anglers follow regulations. Officer Lynch warns ice anglers for illegal possession of mutilated fish, while Michigan DNR and Michigan Army National Guard help beautify Wilderness State Park and more.

Officer Woodwyk conducts a routine license check for anglers and boaters on the water and ensures waterfowl hunters comply with federal regulations. Later, Michigan's youths experience its wildlife, while officers investigate a trespassing case.

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.