Original title
Yellowstone Wardens
Released
1/15/2023
Origin country
US
Genre
Documentary, Reality
Status
Returning series
Number of seasons
6
Number of episodes
62
A look at the lives of Montana conservation officers who defend public lands, handle anti-poaching sting operations and more.
Discover the lives of conservation officers of Montana defending public lands, handling anti-poaching sting operations, and more.
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 an upland game, a license check comes up empty and the wardens scramble.
During 4th of July celebrations, Veteran Region 5 wardens use their sixth sense to bring game violators to justice. Later, the blazing heat wave and the free-flowing alcohol unfolds a dangerous situation for the wardens.
During Montana's antler shed hunting season, the wardens are kept on their toes while locating bears, mountain lions and lost hunters. Meanwhile, warden Bryan Golie questions an angler in search of the truth.
While on duty, wardens go an extra mile during an investigation, which leads to an unexpected outcome; in Whitefish, Mont., Region 1 wardens join forces to uncover the culprit responsible for slaying more than 20 deer.
The wardens of Region 1 and 3 set off to educate the public on Montana's aquatic invasive species population. Meanwhile, a tribute is made for one of Montana's honorary wardens.
It's all hands-on-deck for the wardens when they handle decapitated deer and a poached trophy bull elk. Meanwhile, as a winter storm brews, wardens join forces in hot pursuit to catch a decoy shooter and a hunter caught in a web of lies.
Wardens stumble upon a heated situation on the side of the road; Lesofski searches for the culprit behind an elk carcass; a riverside check station cites four minors under the influence; underage drivers are caught behind the wheel.
Wardens handle a man caught in a lie; a deer investigation reveals a history of game violations; wardens deploy a mission to find the culprit responsible for the decapitation of a trophy bull elk.
The day takes a grim turn when wardens step into the world of "CSI" to determine where a deer was killed; a poaching-loving family is finally going to trial after discovering their responsibility behind multiple animal deaths.
Trouble arises for hunters when they dodge a routine game check; another woodsman zeros in on warden Taylor; Region 2 wardens uncover a huntress' secret.
Wardens go on hot pursuit to catch a hunter who dodged a routine check; drought conditions in Montana shut down hunting and fishing for the season; a pack of pesky bears make their way into town.
Warden Joe Kimble responds to the call when an illegal buck kill is reported. Meanwhile, tensions rise when warden Rick Smauch handles the heat of a reported fire, and Bryan Gollie goes up against the winter weather.
Warden Chris Crane responds to the call to rescue a kayaker, while anglers are caught fishing in a prohibited area. Meanwhile, suspicions rise when wardens investigate the cause behind multiple mysterious deer deaths in Missoula Valley.
Wardens are on high alert during Montana's opening day of hunting season. Meanwhile, wardens are determined to track down a grey pickup truck responsible for an illegal deer kill.
Region 4 wardens have their hands full when a string of deer cases is reported to the station. Meanwhile, suspicions rise when wardens stop a truck full of Christmas trees at the beginning of November.
The wardens go off-grid to explore and protect Montana's natural resources. Later, wardens investigate a string of suspicious illegal elk kills.
In Montana, wardens gear up for the last week of hunting season. Later, wardens are on high alert during the beginning of the annual elk migration.
In Montana, a team of wardens are confronted with bad decisions. Meanwhile, wardens go on hot pursuit to catch a group of hunters seen avoiding the check station.
In Region 7, wardens are on a mission to catch illegal road hunters. Meanwhile, wardens celebrate a veteran warden by reminiscing on his career.
A warden tracks down a hunter on private property without the landowner's permission, while another warden keeps the peace as tempers flare over a misunderstanding. The annual Boat Float proves eventful when partygoers decide to break the law.
Wardens come across some colorful characters when they set up a safety check along the river for boaters and rafters. The upcoming opening of the elk season leads to some hunters jumping the gun, with wardens chasing them down.
Warden Lesofski tracks down hunters riding their ATV through farmers’ crops, Warden Taylor investigates a claim of illegal hunting on private property, while Warden Golie races to find a hunter disobeying a landowner’s rules.
Wardens Golie and Logan investigate the curious case of a dead deer, a young hunter eyes the moose of his dreams, and Warden Kambic tries to keep the peace between several hunters when an elk is shot against regulations.
Warden Taylor keeps the peace between hunters and land owners. Warden Golie first gets to the bottom of a curious case and later is shocked by hunters' behavior. Warden Luepke has a teachable moment with hunters who harvested deer illegally.
Warden Kuka catches a repeat offender in the act. Warden Holland finds that someone fishing without a license also has a warrant out for his arrest. Wardens Taylor and Burroughs use an elk decoy to entice hunters.
Warden Taylor looks into hunters reported on property without the landowner’s permission. Warden Burroughs makes a tough decision when two deer get their antlers stuck during a fight. Wardens Holland and Taylor investigate elk hunters harassing a herd.
Wardens patrol the crowded rivers, only to find a sunken jet boat and its unhappy driver. A warden stops out-of-state campers when he smells something out of the ordinary.
Wardens crack down on illegal hunters of shed elk antlers. Wardens Schwalm and Holland go out on the game range looking for signs of poachers. Wardens assist with walleye spawning.
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Wardens track down out-of-state hunters not abiding by the law, and the illegally harvested elk may end up getting confiscated. Wardens get the word out to snowmobilers about required permits.
The annual Boat Float has wardens hustling to clear rivers of capsized rafters, with water goers aren't always wearing life preservers. Young anglers may not be telling the truth about having fishing licenses. A father and son are caught red handed.
Hunters find out the hard way they're mistakenly on private property.
When an endangered grizzly bear is shot, wardens come out in full force.
Discover the lives of conservation officers of Montana defending public lands, handling anti-poaching sting operations, and more.
A warden heads to the hills after he draws a coveted mule deer tag.
On the 4th of July, intoxicated boaters give wardens a difficult time.
Wardens work with emergency services to rescue a hunter with a broken leg.
An investigation into moose and elk poaching leads to a major takedown.
Anglers find out that using too many poles land them a hefty fine.
Wardens patrol anglers during the highly-anticipated paddlefish season.
Poachers who turned illegal hunting into a competitive game get caught.
Wardens track a bear entering homes; illegal cameras luring in elk to hunt.
Wardens fight to combat a string of trespassing instances.
Elk hunting season has begun and Wardens work hard to manage traffic chaos in the snow. They use a decoy to catch law breaking hunters in the act.
Wardens must be cautious as they release a trapped black bear back into the wild. They pull together all their resources to stop illegal hunting in the valley.
Wardens ensure Seeley Lake safety, licenses, and halt illegal fishing.
Wardens fight poaching, monitor salmon snagging and dodge grizzlies.
Wardens kick off "Operation Caviar," enforcing a strict one-fish limit; other wardens conduct spot checks for licenses and tags, aiming to protect fish populations and promote responsible fishing.
Wardens train and inspect boats for safety gear near Big Timber.
Wardens tackle poaching, missing elk, and unauthorized campers in.
Wardens patrol by air, and below monitor the annual Yellowstone Boat Float.
Wardens tackle an elk violation and assist with a wounded deer.
Wardens arrest poachers, check hunters, and stop trespassers.
Wardens investigate illegal hunting during big game firearm season.
Wardens navigate a dispute over a dead elk stolen by a grizzly; the shooting of a female elk.
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