North Woods Law - Season 5
Season 5
Maine's big game season attracts a flood of sportsmen who don't always play by the rules, and that's where an elite group of game wardens come in to protect people and wildlife in the rugged wilderness of Maine. In this season, the wardens nab violators who are illegally illuminating wildlife, firing guns from their vehicles, hunting over baited deer stands, and many more ploys.
Episodes
Takedown
Maine's big game season attracts a flood of sportsmen who don't always play by the rules. The wardens watch for night hunters and track down a deer poacher. Some out-of-staters need a lesson in Maine hunting laws.
Judgement Day
Autumn in Maine keeps the wardens busy, as hunters head for the woods. Some sportsmen obey the rules; others try to evade them. Sergeant Simmons and Warden McKenney investigate a case about a poached moose.
Wild Moose Chase
Fall brings the beginning of the great Maine moose season. Ride along with Warden MacCabe on his unbelievable six-day moose hunt. Wardens investigate a double moose kill, the granddaddy of wildlife crimes, and search for the source of mysterious shots.
Hot on the Heels
As hunting season winds down, the game wardens look out for overeager sportsmen bending the rules. Warden Fitzpatrick catches a Canadian hunter posing as an American. Wardens Parker and Buuck bring a fugitive night hunter to justice.
To Serve and Protect
The game wardens are guardians of Maine's wildlife, but they also protect the public. Warden Carter must find an injured bear. A search is mounted for a missing man in the woods.
Down to the Wire
The tail end of deer season tempts empty-handed hunters to break the law. The wardens work round the clock shifts to catch a night hunter and a family of felons armed to the teeth. Spahr and Blanchard investigate a pair of deer shot suspiciously.
Deer Detectives
Maine's busy deer hunting season keeps the wardens on their toes. An intentional violator in Aroostook County is busted night hunting. A hunter misidentifies his target and shoots an antlerless deer. Feuding neighbors hamper the wardens' investigation.
The Nick of Time
At the start of hunting season in Maine, the wardens nab violators who are illegally illuminating wildlife, firing guns from their vehicles, and hunting over baited deer stands. Warden Lounder finds himself in a dangerous situation when he is surrounded.
Warden vs. Wild
Game wardens are the guardians of Maine's natural resources and wildlife - and that means getting up close and personal with all kinds of animals. In this special episode, wardens relocate an angry black bear, rescue an orphaned baby moose and more.
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