Yellowstone Wardens - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
You Gotta Calm Down
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.
This Should Go Well…
Wardens come across some colourful 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.
That's What I Shoulda Did
Warden Lesofski tracks down hunters riding their ATV through farmers' crops; Warden Taylor investigates a claim of illegal hunting on private property; Warden Golie races to find a hunter disobeying a landowner's rules.
Sky-High Expectations
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.
Great Day to Be in Montana
Warden Taylor keeps the peace between hunters and landowners; 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 harvest deer illegally.
Bad Boys, Bad Boys
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.
Overtime Pay
Warden Taylor looks into hunters reported on a property without the landowner's permission; Warden Burroughs makes a tough decision when deer get their antlers stuck during a fight; Wardens Holland and Taylor investigate elk hunters harassing a herd.
How (Not) to Drive a Jet Boat
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.
Operation: Antler Blitz
Wardens crack down on illegal hunters of shed elk antlers; wardens Schwalm and Holland go out on the game range to look for signs of poachers; wardens assist with walleye spawning.
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