Wardens | Episode 12: Operation Elk Dummy | FD Real Show
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In this episode:
Montana game wardens deploy elk decoys across the state in hopes of catching would-be poachers.
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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@uncleray3354
As a former guide from Trout Creek, Mt. I can say that at times the wardens and law enforcement turned a blind eye. So many of those families hunted simply to make it through the winter. At times like that compassion and understanding trump the deer population. Sorry... A man must feed his children
@mtcoiner7994
My wife and I got on a white tail buck on state land in Montana once but the buck just stood there and didnt even flinch for at least 5 minutes while we waited for it to step out from behind the brush. I began to wonder if it was a decoy and also why in the world the game Dept would plant a legal decoy on legal ground during legal season and legal shooting hours. I decided to shout "Nice Decoy" and the buck turned and ran for his life 😂
@ferratilis
They introduce wolves that kill thousands of elk, deer and moose, but they nitpick at some guys that pay thousands of dollars in licenses and tags to be able to maybe get one deer or elk per year.
@Jruth68
The case where the kid shot from the fence, I believe that warden was splitting hairs. The kid left the vehicle and got off of the road before the shot.
@the.original.throwback
Hunting the hunters. Seems like these wardens have lost some perspective here. Stopping poaching is a serious and necessary law enforcement responsibility but citing hunters for subjective issues like where the barrow pit or road shoulder starts or stops literally by inches is over the top and counterproductive.
@Fenton2011
Rule of thumb...... Make sure the animal takes a step 😂
@georgehutcheson9679
I can attest to the steltheness of Wardens. Once i was wade fishing almost 2 miles from any road and 2 Wardens slide up behind me in a canoe and scared the living BaJeseus out of me. I was legal as always, but them boys got me gooood. 😂
@martyhester811
Isn't it against the law for the wardens to be in the hunting land without orange?
@seattlereign7427
I get what the wardens are trying to do here but I'd just like to see the real poachers get caught. These are are all regular hunters that mean well. Sure, were all guilty of a little buck fever here and there but this is like the cop that hides and then gets excited about writing a ticket for 10 over to the guy just trying to make to work and back. To me, this is lazy law enforcement trying to hit a quota. Go find the real bad guys
@samuelting1876
Wait. They actually tell you the warden pulled the man over for no reason. No lawful reason just wanted to chat. That’s illegal.
@kckolisch6159
I like the fact that they said he was shooting a 248 lol never heard of that lol
@coydogdentist
It would be interesting to be in a hunters safety course in Montana and see how detailed they are about when a berm/shoulder ends. So are they saying if he had been just to the other side of that fence he would have been legal?
@unitedfirearms1057
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@dano9215
They do this in Colorado all the time. In fact 2 guys that I use to work with got in big trouble, shooting a mechanical buck, using their truck as a rifle rest, shooting across a county road. Coincidentally they were brothers from Montana. LOL. They caught hell at the factory where we worked. We laughed at them for years.
@bigeclipse718
248 lol 243 is one of the most popular youth hunter rifles. The fact the warden doesnt know his calibers, especially one of the most popular of all time, makes me worried.
@imru3533
Glad to see your Legacy with this show continue (Founder Steve Puppe of Wardens) R.I.P buddy...
@fisher5745
When I was a kid hunting with my dad for one of the first times we had to travel through an easement to hunt my grandmas land (which we also had permission to hunt) and there was what looked to be a giant buck with does. Me being the over excited kid that I was I wanted to shoot it. But my dad noticed something funny about the deer not pinging us like the rest. Long story short the game wardens where waiting 😂
@leightonboster3332
Ive never seen this show before but kinda hooked. Ezra honestly seems like a super cool guy and doesnt like doing this but good on him for doing whats right.
@adolph6359
This is absolutely entrapment! They are enticing someone to break the law.
@RSJ69
OMG that dog is just amazing and precious. Dogs are the best