Yellowstone Wardens - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Seeley Lake Lies
Wardens ensure Seeley Lake safety, licenses, and halt illegal fishing.
Salmon Snaggers
Wardens fight poaching, monitor salmon snagging, and dodge grizzlies.
Felonies and Fines
Wardens find a crime, patrol crowds, and see Captain Darrah retire.
Untagged and Ungutted
Wardens tackle lies, trespassers, and illegal deer shootings.
Operation Caviar
Wardens enforce "Operation Caviar" with catch limits and spot checks.
Safety and Skills
Wardens train and inspect boats for safety gear near Big Timber.
Poaching Plots and Crackdowns
Wardens tackle poaching, missing elk, and unauthorized campers in.
Aerial Patrols and Ground Operations
Wardens patrol by air, and below monitor the annual Yellowstone Boat Float.
Wounded Deer Duty
Wardens tackle an elk violation and assist with a wounded deer.
Poaching for Profit
Wardens arrest poachers, check hunters, and stop trespassers.
Deploy the Decoy
Wardens tackle elk harassment, illegal shootings, and rescue a deer.
Welcome to Big Game Firearm
Wardens investigate illegal hunting during big game firearm season.
Catching the Antler Thieves
Wardens tackle poachers and train a canine for fish and game work.
Tracking Trouble
Wardens tackle an elk dispute and a cow's illegal shooting.
Unlawful Undertakings
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