North Woods Law

"North Woods Law" is the hit reality documentary series about the Game Wardens of the State of Maine. This elite state patrol finds, then apprehends game poachers and intoxicated drivers on the backroads. Sometimes the Game Wardens are called in to manage undercover sting operations and rescue people that are in danger. One of many situations that the game wardens are prepared for, is handling the relocation of wildlife that includes bears, to more isolated areas. Each time these brave men and women clock into work, they don't know what danger to expect when they come on duty on a daily basis patroling the woods.

Like any other law enforcement agency, people can call in anonymous tips about illegal activities that can happen in the woods. In the investigative arsenal of the State Game Warden Servicethey are equiped with all-terrain motor vehicles, planes, helicopters and motor boats to help the wardens gain access to areas that aren't an easy reach. During the hunting season, there is sure to be accidents that can happen to hunters out in the woods. Naturally the game wardens are on high alert during the busiest time of the year regarding hunters. When an accident is reported, these wardens fly into action with a high speed rescue helicopter or an emergency vehicle depending on the terrain.

One feature of the Game Warden Service is the use of canine units that help the investigators. These units are essential in aiding the wardens find people who are lost in the woods, track down poachers and help track wildlife in distress. The men and women who have dedicated their careers to protecting both the people and the wildlife of the state of Maine are willing to face danger head on in order to protect and serve.