Lucas and Greg construct an enclosure with dinosaurs in it for their clients' new reptile; Chris and Jason help Kate pick out a blue tegu to adopt.

The team builds a Jurassic enclosure for a blue-tongued skink; Tyrone and Chris get to work on a terrarium that will house four different reptiles.

When a hunter appears to be lying about his deer kill, Officers Bob Mancini and Kevin Bronson investigate; Conservation Officers help recover a hiker's body.

Two officers are confronted by a volatile hunter when they are called in to investigate a complaint; an elderly man diagnosed with dementia goes missing.

During the busy deer season, the wardens have other responsibilities they must handle, such as a chasing an all-terrain vehicle through a maze of suspects.

Wardens face many situations in Maine's 17 million acres of wilderness, including Warden Lounder's encounter with loud and angry hunters over an illegal deer.

Warden Robertson finds a felon who has an illegal gun and a pile of bait; Warden Carter checks out a neighborhood being terrorized by teenage hunters.

Fair chase is the law for hunting in Maine, but Sgt. Simmons and Warden McKenney go after a couple of brothers that are using bait piles.

During the busy harvest season, Warden Dudley helps an Amish family whose corn crop is being threatened by a bear; wardens track a man hiding in a cabin.

Wardens work carefully to release a trapped black bear back into the wild.

Wardens set up a fake elk as a decoy to catch law-breaking hunters in the act.

Wardens discover a crime scene while patrolling the summer crowds; Captain Jeff Darrah retires after over twenty years with the wardens.

The wardens investigate a tip about deep forest poaching operations; the challenges of law enforcement are further complicated by nature's own trials.

Wardens struggle to sort out the truth from conflicting local stories; ranchers help the wardens apprehend illegal deer hunters.

A salvo of gunfire in an archery-only area puts wildlife agents on high alert; a pair of boaters are trapped on Catahoula Lake; a hunter is caught in a lie.

When a child is thrown from a boat and injured, wildlife agents are first on the scene; a hunter faces multiple felony charges when agents make a discovery.

After interrogating a felon with a firearm, wildlife agents discover a list of crimes; witnesses recall a hunter attempting to bludgeon a swimming deer.

After wildlife agents find an alligator with a fresh bullet wound to the head, they begin to suspect nearby anglers may have perpetrated the crime.