Lone Star Law - Season 2

Texas Game Wardens patrol the inland waterways and the Gulf of Mexico; a nuisance alligator gets too close for comfort; illegal fish lead to multiple citations; a suburban squirrel hunter gets caught trespassing; wardens race to free an injured deer.

Two new rookies from the 59th cadet class of Texas game wardens work their first cases; game wardens rescue soft-shell turtles caught on illegal trotlines on Llano River; searching for a hunter lost in the Big Thicket Preserve in east Texas.

Across the state, Texas game wardens busily enforce fish and game law; an injured bald eagle needs medical attention; game wardens go undercover to catch someone selling illegal alligator parts; a tip leads to an angler with multiple undersized fish.

The start of dove season in Texas; in Beaumont, road hunters get an early start on deer season during a decoy sting; lassoing a rogue gator near Texarkana; on the Gulf Coast, undersized angling means citations.

Game wardens beef up patrols for the short pronghorn season; a deer needs to be captured and relocated from an industrial site; an injured hawk gets rushed to a rehabber; game wardens check duck hunters on the bay.

Down on the Mexican border, Game Wardens pull in an illegal gill net. A group caught trespassing is found with firearms and narcotics. In East Texas, Game Wardens question a man suspected of illegally hunting on private property.

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 are deep into deer season, investigating a suspected poacher and a felon who shouldn't be using a firearm to hunt. An alligator and her hatchlings must be captured and relocated from an East Texas school.

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.

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