Yellowstone Wardens - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Going to Jail in a Bikini?
A group of litterbugs have more pressing charges to worry about when wardens catch them, and the Sheriff's office is forced to intervene in the situation; wardens find anglers fishing well past their legal limit.
Pull 'um Over
Wardens follow a group of out-of-state hunters illegally hunting elk; wardens raise awareness about snowmobile permits to people looking to take a ride.
Life Jackets Work Better When Worn
Wardens work double time saving capsized rafters during the annual Boat Float; a pair of young anglers lie about their fishing licenses.
I Didn't Shoot That Elk
Wardens struggle to keep the peace after an elk is shot illegally.
Officer Caution - She Is Signal 90
Wardens mediate between hunters and landowners; a curious case leads to a shocking discovery.
If I Was a Bettin' Man
Officers question hunters who claim they weren't shooting from the road despite clear evidence to the contrary; an unlicensed bow hunter tries to bluff; hunters have a rough awakening when they realize they're on private property.
The Bear Necessities
Hunting for shed antlers leads to a near death experience; a game warden training session suddenly gets real; wardens visit a camp full of unruly hunters; wardens respond after an endangered grizzly bear is shot.
Unanswered Questions
A veterinarian who killed a bear out of season claims he did it in self-defense; the opening of waterfowl season brings hunters out in droves.
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