Sgt. Glen Lucas of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department has appeared numerous times on the Animal Planet program "North Woods Law: New Hampshire," which highlights the daily responsibilities of conservation officers in the Granite State. (COURTESY N.H. FISH AND GAME)
Sgt. Glen Lucas of the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department has appeared numerous times on the Animal Planet program "North Woods Law: New Hampshire," which highlights the daily responsibilities of conservation officers in the Granite State. (COURTESY N.H. FISH AND GAME)
CONCORD — With more bears, trainees and rescues than ever before, it’s all hands on deck for a new season of "North Woods Law: New Hampshire," premiering on Animal Planet on Sunday, July 21, at 9 p.m.
From heart-stopping animal encounters to harrowing pursuits of dangerous offenders, the only thing the conservation officers of state Fish and Game can expect is the unexpected.
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