Wardens: Guts & Litica | FD Real Show



Wardens – Season 4, Episodes 3 & 4: Guts & In the Drink | Outdoor Documentary

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In this episode:
Montana game wardens deal with the opening day of deer season and all the trouble that goes along with it and an accused poacher mysteriously eludes the Wardens.

When your job is protecting our most precious natural resources in some of the nation’s most remote areas, there is rarely a dull moment. Wardens chronicles the lives of Conservation Officers in America. The show features the men and women who protect public lands, from ride-alongs on interstate game checks, to anti-poaching sting operations; from remote snowmobile trails in grizzly bear country, to unforgiving white-water rapids. While the focus of Wardens is enforcement of regulations, the show takes special precautions to ensure the general public understand those who would violate the rules are the minority and the vast majority of encounters with our Wardens are law-abiding citizens.

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  1. I did this once in Montana. I saw some antelope on a hillside beside the road about 300 yards and as I was out glassing them as they were the first Antelope I had ever seen for real. And this old guy came down a dirt road on the property and asked me what I was doining,. I told him I was driving to this lodge and saw the small group and just wanted to look at them, We got to talking for about 20 minuets and to my surprise he told me, If you want to, you can go up and they to get that bigger one but dont get off the road, you will have to climb the steep side up behind them. Of course I said yes and thanked him and he left.
    I drove up the road to the end and started the climb and as soon as I got to the top they had moved right up to almost the top. So withing 10 seconds of reaching the top I had my antelope. Put and rolled him down the hill, loaded him up and as I came down to the main roas there set the warden. He asked if I had permission to be there and I told him yes and he asked who from, I said I didnt know the guy, Of course he thought I was lying. He said the man that owns the land never allows anyone up there. We ended up calling the lodge and the owner told me he knew the guy who owned it and he had his number, so the warden called the guy. And the guy told him that he allowed me to hunt because I told him I saved for 4 years to go on this hunt and he felt like I deserved a fair chance. The warden said that in 23 years he never heard of this old guy letting anyone on his land and he was 100% sure I was not telling the truth. LOL He said I was one lucky guy for sure.

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  2. What a damn mess, I am glad I got to watch a couple episodes of wardens Montana, looks like a place to avoid. Prick landowners, that harass hunters on state land, prick wardens that will pin anything on you if possible.

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  3. That warden with the pock marks all over his face is a real clown. I’m willing to bet a lot of people do not like him.

    Property boundaries were meant to be broken.

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  4. Gees these usa hunter get off scott free with just a tiny fine an loss there game.. here in Ont. Canda. You screw up you get tens of thousands in fines loss of hunting 5 years 1st offence. Not only you loss your game. But everything you have with you. Guns trucks Rv boats. It gone. Many usa hunter come up here moose hunting an just shoot at anything. Your hunter shoot a bull when his partner has the tag an he only has a calf tag a big one.

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  5. All cops have got to say do you understand you understand that you understand this? You understand that. Can they not think of some other word but something that defends you that offends me when somebody says to yours says naturally. I don't understand that you just spoke it to me. If you can speak right, I'll understand it anyway shut up with the understanding.

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  6. Some hunters don't listen to locals and think they know where boundaries are and can't understand why they end up in a mess. Others just habitually trespassi and poach and try to get away by lying about everything but eventually they get caught.

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  7. You can spend thousands of dollars on gps and maps and planning a "legal" out of state hunt. But these states keep changing laws and boundaries every year not even maps and gps units can keep up. Just not worth it anymore.

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  8. Harasses a guy 2 times that didn’t do anything and is accusing him of poaching and telling him to be good and he hasent done anything πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚πŸ˜‚ this is why people hate game wardens πŸ˜‚

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  9. I have been hunting big game for 56 years. The criminal offenses like poaching or real offenses make me sick. Montana has some strict crazy laws on top of laws. Getting out of the truck you may have broken a law. The wardens make nice talking to you and then get out the book and write. I would never hunt there and private land needs to be obviously POSTED which it is not.

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