Ep 11. Red Flag

In this episode of Lone Star Law, the team is on high alert as the fire danger level reaches an all-time high in Texas. With a red flag warning in place, any small spark or fire could quickly become a disaster, and the game wardens must work hard to ensure the safety of citizens and wildlife alike.

The episode begins with Game Warden Herchman on patrol in the Big Bend area. He comes across a group of campers who are starting a fire, and he quickly intervenes to educate them on the risks and consequences of starting a fire during a red flag warning. The campers are hesitant to comply at first, but eventually, they understand the severity of the situation and agree to put out their fire.

Meanwhile, Game Warden Herchman's colleague, Game Warden McGee, is called to an area where two bull elk have gotten caught in a fence. The elk are struggling to break free and are in danger of serious injury. McGee is able to free the elk and watches as they run off into the wilderness, unharmed.

Back on patrol, Game Warden Herchman receives a call about a possible poacher in the area. He investigates and comes across a group of hunters who are in violation of several hunting regulations. Herchman confiscates their weapons and issues citations for their violations, reminding them of the importance of following the rules in order to preserve the wildlife populations.

Later in the episode, Game Warden Edwards responds to a call from a concerned citizen who has spotted a group of wild hogs in a residential area. Wild hogs can be extremely dangerous and destructive, so Edwards must act quickly to prevent any damage or harm. He manages to successfully capture the hogs and relocate them to a safer area.

As the day wears on, the danger of fire becomes even more apparent. Game Warden Herchman responds to a call about a wildfire that has broken out near a residential area. He, along with other emergency responders, works to contain the fire and ensures that everyone is safe.

Throughout the episode, the game wardens demonstrate their dedication to protecting both the citizens and wildlife of Texas. They work tirelessly to prevent fires, educate the public about the risks of starting fires during a red flag warning, and enforce regulations to preserve the natural resources of the state.

Overall, this episode of Lone Star Law highlights the importance of being prepared for natural disasters and the dedication required to protect the public and wildlife in dangerous situations.