Ep 9. Our Favorites

As hunters, anglers, and other outdoor enthusiasts gear up for their favorite pastimes in Texas, it's up to the game wardens of Lone Star Law to ensure all regulations and safety measures are being followed. In season 11 episode 9, titled "Our Favorites," viewers get a glimpse into some of the wardens' most memorable moments and toughest cases.

The episode starts off with a look back at some of the wardens' favorite rescues. From freeing a tangled deer from barbed wire to guiding a lost hiker back to safety, these moments highlight the true compassion and dedication these wardens have for protecting wildlife and people alike.

But not all cases are so heartwarming. Shortly after the rescue montage, wardens are called to a remote area where a hunter has been shot. The man is conscious but unable to move and needs medical attention urgently. Wardens Adam and Benny race to the scene on their ATV's as they try to locate the hunter in the vast wilderness. The clock is ticking and the stakes are high as they work to get the man to safety and find the person responsible for the accident.

In another segment, wardens are called to a fishing tournament where anglers have been caught cheating by using illegal live bait. The tournament organizer works with the wardens to disqualify the offenders and implement new rules to prevent cheating in the future. It's a reminder that while the majority of hunters and anglers follow regulations, there are always a few bad apples who ruin the game for everyone else.

The wardens also get called to investigate a mysterious disappearances of cows from a local farmer's ranch. By using surveillance footage and tracking skills, they follow clues that lead them to a remote part of the property where a pack of feral hogs have killed and eaten the cows. It's a reminder that wildlife management isn't just about saving the cute and cuddly animals, but also protecting the livelihoods of ranchers and farmers.

Finally, the episode takes a look at the wardens' experiences working during major events like the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo. From routing traffic to checking for contraband, these events require a Herculean effort from the wardens to keep everyone safe.

Overall, "Our Favorites" offers a compelling look at the diversity of cases and challenges the wardens of Lone Star Law face every day. From rescuing animals in distress to investigating illegal activities and keeping major events running smoothly, these men and women truly are the unsung heroes of Texas' wild spaces.