Lone Star Law Episode Rating Graph

Game Warden Eddins helps a neighbor in need. Reneau responds to a call about a baby red-tailed hawk. Game Warden Richards attempts to serve an arrest warrant. Game Warden Startz patrols solo on the Guadalupe River. And wardens monitor the Rio Grande.

A slew of poached bird eggs is found while searching for a missing person.

When a 12-foot gator manages to trap itself in wires, the wardens are determined to set it free. Warden Boone responds to a domestic dispute call, and a grey fox is found trapped in a residential area. Meanwhile, a darted goose chase ensues.

For Texas game wardens, the unexpected is all part of the routine. A shrimp boat tries to make a run for it. One warden makes some furry friends. A simple trespass warning turns into a trip to jail. A warden helps a woman spiraling out of control.

Game wardens enforce the law across Texas. A hunting club has a trespassing issue. People are caught attempting to illegally cross the Rio Grande. An argument between neighbors is mediated. Fishermen receive citations on the Gulf of Mexico.

It's the start of hunting season, dubbed the "Holy Day for Game Wardens". Wardens Inman and Eddins investigate the illegal shooting of two deer. Then, Wardens Stapleton and McGee swap out bass fish in the Bois d'Arc Lake.

A game warden has a run-in with an acrobatic squirrel. A Mexican shrimp boat may have an illegal catch. Fishing without a license leads to jail. A mystery UTV caught-on-tape has a surprising driver. Some kids are found in a dangerous situation.

A couple is suspected of killing a deer during off-season; Warden Iles transports orphaned baby armadillos for rehabilitation; Warden Gould searches for a mountain lion that’s lurking near a recreational park in Laredo.

Wardens bust unlicensed hunters who are also carrying illegal drugs.

Game Warden Mallory Mitchell chases down a fisherman on the run. Game Warden Mike Boone investigates a hunter's confession, oystermen face the consequences for their illegal catch, and game wardens wrangle a gator found dangerously close to people.

Game wardens intervene when an overloaded boat and jet skiers risk lives.

Inman and Eddins assist on a manhunt when a suspect runs a constable off the road. An ordinary fishing check in Navarro County leads Amundson to illegal activity. In Jasper County, game wardens patrol an area after receiving trespassing complaints.

A badly injured tortoise needs an innovative procedure. An eagle’s death is investigated. Out on the lake, wardens educate the public on staying safe. As night falls, a car crash turns into a manhunt.

Texas Game Wardens are deep into deer season, investigating a suspected poacher and a felon who shouldn't be using a firearm to hunt. An alligator and her hatchlings must be captured and relocated from an East Texas school.

Game Wardens look for the elusive bighorn sheep in the mountains of West Texas.

Wardens question a felon suspected of illegally hunting with a firearm.

Wardens interrogate a group of hunters suspected of trespassing and theft.

An epic backyard battle between two angry bucks results in a call to game wardens. Kiel springs into action when he responds to a call about a drowning in progress and a simple act of trespassing reveals a serious drug offense.

Across Texas, game wardens work day and night to enforce the law. In East Texas a young woman is served an arrest warrant. A fisherman has no fishing license but plenty of outstanding warrants. Outside Austin, someone illegally dumps a pile of trash.

Dove season starts off with a bang, keeping Game Wardens across the state busy from sunrise to sun down. Texas Game Wardens must relocate a 500-lb gator that's loose in a suburban area. Wardens uncover a large marijuana grow hidden in a wildlife preserve. Source: Animal Planet

When a suspicious hunter is caught in a lie, game warden Preston Whisenhunt enlists a K-9 tracker to sniff out the evidence; two men who park illegally in a riverbed are hiding something; game wardens investigate a boat that may have been stolen.

Game wardens are ready for springtime in Texas. Wardens investigate a video of an illegal hunter. A concerned citizen reports a hunter on his property.A fisherman is illegally catching oysters. A game warden smells something fishy going on.

A group is caught throwing out lit cigarettes during wildfire season.

A check for a fishing license takes an unlikely turn and an abandoned car is found on private property. Wardens Sellers and Roraback are in pursuit of illicit hunters, and zebra mussels are suspected of being illegally transported in Llano County.

In Texas, a woman is found in distress on the side of the highway. Warden Hensz handles an aggressive family of owls, while Warden Bailey responds to a call about underage drinkers holding a fishing tournament.

Deer season is well underway across Texas; in East Texas, Game Wardens find a bobcat a new home and investigate an illegally killed deer; on the coast, the Texas Game Wardens deal with an outstanding warrant.

A felon in full camo interrupts police firearms training with gunfire of his own. Game Wardens Randolph McGee and Chris Freed set up a hog decoy and lie in wait for lawbreaking hunters, and a man is caught polluting a river with animal remains.

A report of human smuggling by jet ski leads game wardens on a beachside chase. Game Warden Dustin Delgado discovers a wanted man fishing illegally on a barge, and reckless ATV riders terrorize a neighbourhood.

Game Warden Randolph McGee surprises a thief with real-time footage from a stolen camera. Game Warden Allison Hatten races to the aid of boaters stuck in quicksand, and a pair of suspected road hunters tell an unlikely story.

An armed felon behaving strangely interrupts practise at a police firing range. Game Warden Todd Long catches a hunter dumping carcasses in a fishing hole, and a truck submerged in a lake puts first responders in danger.

Foolhardy speedsters run afoul of wardens on a nighttime stakeout mission.

Game Warden Eddins assists the local police with an animal cruelty case. Game Warden Richards responds to a trespassing dispute, and Game Warden Roraback relocates a snapping turtle. On the coast, Game Warden Bailey cracks down on fishermen.

Wardens Sovall and Reneau handle a drunk patron on Sam Rayburn Lake.

A tense confrontation ensues when Wardens Scott and Gould respond to a call about an illegal deer hunting case. A pair of raccoons find their way to a gas station and must be trapped, and Warden Boone handles a disgruntled hunter at a deer hunting club.

Game Warden Randolph McGee assesses a major gasoline spill in the local water system then tracks down a trash dumping culprit; young jet skiers are confronted, and game warden Mike Boone helps relocate an alligator.

A running deer must be caught before it hurts itself; the game wardens investigate an impersonation case in which a man claims to be one of their own; Richards comes across a suspicious group while he is patrolling Lake Tawakoni.

Matt Kiel and Michael Serbanic investigate a bizarre lakeside encampment; a day at the beach turns ugly when illegal gillnets are discovered, and Matt Maloney protects a neighborhood from trespassers in the border town of Del Rio.

Suspicions flare when stray bullets strike an elderly couple's home and their neighbors are questioned. Game Wardens Raj Ataya and Clint Caywood rush to help an injured boater, and an overnight kayak patrol reveals campers throwing caution to the wind.

Texas Game Wardens protect the natural resources of this vast state while fighting crime. An alligator poacher brags online and Wardens go after him. Down on the border Wardens pull illegal nets from the river while looking for drug smugglers. A giant turtle is rescued during a deer poaching investigation.

During deer hunting season, Wardens Gould and Scott respond to a call about finding carcasses on private property. Then, stray bullets are shot into a horse owner's home, while hunters are questioned about hunting illegally.

A festival attracts thousands of people to float the San Marcos River; a patrol on Lake Texoma leads to multiple arrests; a fisherman can't provide identification.

Anglers are out all over Texas; in Houston County, a game warden returns after a life-threatening injury; along the coast, fishermen get caught with too many sharks; a protected turtle gets relocated, and anglers on the Gulf learn how to tag fish.

Texas Game Wardens go undercover to stop a black market for buying and selling wild animals. A trio of Wardens work the beaches of Galveston and mobilize when an oil spill threatens wildlife. A robotic deer decoy is used to catch night hunters. Teens on jet skis cause problems for the Wardens.

Retired Game Warden Benny Richards returns with a friendly challenge for Game Warden Randolph McGee. A gunshot leads to dubious activity on a night stakeout, and wardens spring into action to save a wakeboarder with a life-threatening injury.

Down on the Mexican border, Game Wardens pull in an illegal gill net. A group caught trespassing is found with firearms and narcotics. In East Texas, Game Wardens question a man suspected of illegally hunting on private property.

Texas Game Wardens are busy enforcing fish and game law. An injured bald eagle needs medical attention. Game Wardens go undercover to catch someone selling illegal alligator parts. A tip leads to an angler with multiple undersized fish.

Texas Game Warden Gould responds to the call about an exotic red stag that was shot; in Hunt County, many warrants are dispersed for unpaid fishing violations; Warden Flores and Warden Williams join forces on the last day on patrol.

A landowner is spoken to for a second time about illegally hunting dove. An injured deer is found hiding in a shed after being attacked. While pulling over a suspicious vehicle, the Game Wardens notice the driver hiding something under his seat.

Across Texas, boating and fishing patrols are interrupted by record storms and flooding. Near Austin, Search and Rescue teams save multiple people from dangerous swift water and tornadoes. Wardens chase a felon with an illegal gun in East Texas.

On Lake Sam Rayburn, a water patrol turns into a cry for help; the wardens serve a warrant to a man who illegally shot a hog; a drug arrest leads a game warden into a manhunt.

In Liberty County, the death of a deer is investigated; fawns in Harris County are being illegally kept as pets; patrol on Somerville Lake leads to multiple citations; a suspicious car is stopped in Red River County.

Across Texas, Game Wardens enforce the law during prime deer season; bad weather conditions lead to a serious car wreck; a tipster reports an injured owl; an harassment issue between neighbors is addressed; illegal deer disposals are investigated.

Warden Marshall leads the charge on a poaching investigation; Warden Richards visits an allegedly illegal snake breeder; Wardens Gould and Hickerson try to save an injured pelican; Warden Miller brings a caracara bird to rehab.

A routine patrol turns intense when Game Wardens Kyle Allison and Dustin Delgado discover an angler is wanted for serious crimes, then rush to the scene of a plane crash. Game Warden Mallory Mitchell confronts backyard hunters in a crowded neighborhood.

When an oyster captain gets confrontational, Warden Trey Kram discovers one of the crew members has a history with the law; Warden Mike Boone encounters suspicious trespassers; Warden James Cummings celebrates his daughter's graduation

A routine inspection turns treacherous on the Gulf of Mexico.

The Game Wardens investigate reports of wolves as pets and release turtles.

Game Warden McGee rushes to a domestic altercation; Zuniga and Roel run into trespassers; Provasnik inspects a potentially stolen jet ski; Richards and McGee team up on an investigation, and a baby squirrel is rescued.

Wardens stop wildlife crimes with anonymous tips about anglers keeping over the limit and a specially trained k-9 unit to sniff out illegal items.

Texas Game Wardens relocate a large herd of pronghorn to restore populations in West Texas, investigate the killing of a protected rattlesnake, and wrangle a loose bull. They also check hunting camps to ensure no one's taking too many deer.