Three orphaned baby raccoons are too young to be left on their own so they must be taken to a rehabilitator before being released back into the wild.

A young lobsterman gets caught holding onto a breeding female lobster which must be released.

In New Hampshire, a woman successfully trapped a raccoon in her garage. Now, it's up to the Conservation Officer Mike Matson to determine if it's healthy to release.

Each year, Conservation Officers help biologists stock New Hampshire's lakes and ponds with nearly a million trout.

Removing and replacing a transmitter from a Timber Rattlesnake is no easy task

Meet K9 Ruger, Conservation Officer Bob Mancini's loyal partner

A drug search at the Jericho ATV Festival reveals a patron may have been in possession of illegal substances.

A Conservation Officer saves a trapped halk with potential heat exhaustion from someone's garage.

Conservation officers find several illegal lobster traps, which could harm the lobster population in New Hampshire.

A Conservation Officer saves a trapped halk with potential heat exhaustion from someone's garage.

After 2 years of searching, the wardens can finally bring Geraldine Largay home.

The wardens are still searching for Geraldine Largay, who has been missing for 2 years.

Warden Alan Curtis and Sig are called to help search for a missing bullet in a potential poaching case.

These regular sessions keep Sig ready to go whenever he's needed for a ballistics investigation.

Warden Blanchard has stumbled on some questionable behavior in this area before!

Sgt. Tim Spahr learns more about the work done at local hatcheries to preserve Maine's fish!

The wardens get a tip through Facebook about a father and son fishing over the limit.

Simmons and McKenny track down the likely suspects of poaching that occured on someone's private property, endangering the lives of his family.

Three orphaned baby raccoons are too young to be left on their own so they must be taken to a rehabilitator before being released back into the wild.

Although not in his job description, Warden Curtis responds to a couple of hunters who shot a Moose that has now become stranded in a marsh.

A task team is put together for the biggest poaching takedown to take place in the county, with the men tracking down the father of their suspect.

The father and son finally get their story straight about who actually caught all of the trout.

An officer hides in wait for 24 hours when a poacher leaves an illegal trap on private property.

Warden Alan Curtis catches hunters violating the law and offers a cautionary tale to go with their summons.

A property owner has called in unusual activity on his private property and Warden Herring has come in to investigate. What he finds is somewhat disturbing.

Wardens track down hunters who shot a moose on posted property, but the hunters say their guide is to blame.

As part of some research, Warden Parker helps some specialists track a bear. But when the bear starts waking up from his slumber, the team is quick to back off and release him into the wild.

Warden Scott Stevens is working with local police on the discovery of a large marijuana growth patch hidden in the woods. The find will be devastating for the illegal grower.

Turns out, it might be harder than you think! Sgt. Thrasher finds that out the hard way when he attempts to get a family of ducklings out of a waste water treatment plant. Luckily there is a happy, clean ending.

Warden Richardson is following up on some intel he received about bear bait that has been placed too close to a home.

Luckily for this moose calf, he was found and taken to an animal sanctuary just in time.

Warden Lounder responds to a call about a fawn that's been hit by a car.