Holiday weekend in New Hampshire means one thing for Conservation Officers: nonstop action. Eva Golden rescues a gosling. Ryan Harris investigates suspicious turkey hunters. Jon Delmer checks a fishing license and helps a hiker in need. From turkey season crackdowns to wildlife calls, the patrol is on.
From hunting violations to an eagle in distress, New Hampshire’s Conservation Officers see it all. Warden Houghton tracks down a roadside turkey shooter with the help of K9 Aspen. Out on Meredith Bay, Warden Canfield checks fishing licenses before responding to a call about an injured eagle spotted on a rocky island.
New Hampshire Conservation Officer Rachael Stocker finds out that a man she donated a deer decided to dump the deer illegally. CO Joe Canfield has an eventful day when he discovers a boat without a driver on his lake patrol. CO Justin Whipple does his best to give a bird of prey a chance to survive.
On the frozen ponds of New Hampshire, Conservation Officer Tom Houghton patrols the ice during peak fishing season, where missing licenses and suspicious behavior quickly raise red flags. As anglers hop between ponds, Tom works to determine whether it's innocent movement—or an attempt to avoid enforcement. Meanwhile, CO Austin Valladares responds to a report of a moose lingering dangerously close to a home. With concerns of disease and public safety in play, he must decide whether the animal poses a real threat—or if it’s simply a curious wanderer. Later, Austin heads to high-speed snowmobile races, ensuring riders are operating safely and legally. When a routine check reveals multiple unregistered machines, what starts as education turns into enforcement. From frozen violations to fast-moving patrols, New Hampshire’s Conservation Officers face the challenges of winter head-on in a season where one wrong move can have serious consequences.
Conservation Officers Austin Valladares and Chris McKee patrol the North Woods. With ice fishermen and snowmobilers out in full swing, there’s no shortage of action. Two groups of ice fishermen can’t seem to get along, and Austin has to get to the bottom of it, while McKee patrols the snowmobile trails for unregistered sleds and speeders who may put others—or themselves—at risk of getting hurt. Ice fishing guide Mike Blatt of TBC Guides takes two young anglers out on a frozen pond to show them the ropes, hoping to land some big fish.
The New Hampshire woods just got a lot more dangerous. As a brutal winter storm slams the region, Officer Nathan Superchi is in a race against time. A hunter has vanished, his phone is dead, and the snow is burying his tracks. With the blizzard closing in, Superchi must push into the deep woods before the trail goes cold for good. Meanwhile, K9 Aspen proves why she’s a legend in the field, assisting local PD in a specialized search for hidden evidence. From the tension of the local fishing derby to the elite K9 training with Cora, this is what it looks like when the "Thin Green Line" meets the worst of winter.
Join the New Hampshire Fish and Game team as Conservation Officer Eva Golden investigates a midnight bear raid on a local chicken coop, while CO Chris McKee treks into the mountains to track down a mysterious emergency beacon. Plus, see the power of the airboat as COs Fluette and Valladares take to the ice for high-speed training.
It is opening day of turkey season in New Hampshire, and the pressure is on for hunters and Conservation Officers alike. CO Eva Golden hits the woods early, encountering a group of hunters where a quick trigger finger leaves one hunter celebrating and two others empty-handed—but is he in compliance? The mood shifts when Golden stops another hunter who only has a digital copy of his license. Without that paper in hand, a successful hunt is impossible. Meanwhile, CO Tom Houghton patrols for fishermen. After hurrying to verify a local fisherman’s catch, he finds two fishermen that could be trespassing. It's a mystery that needs to be solved. Tom attempts to track down the landowner to clear up the confusion. Out on the water with CO Bill Boudreau and the NH Fish and Game Dive Team it’s a day of intense training as the team practices precision boat maneuvers and water entries, ensuring they are ready for the state’s most difficult recovery missions.