Responding to a call about a deer found dead at the edge of a lake outside of hunting season, CO Chris Egan tries to uncover exactly how the animal died.
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Obviously a simple case of suicide
My job I want to be is a conservation officer it seems like a fun job and easy job.
Mose coyotes when its a pack the leader uses feces for the pack to follow it so it also could be a pack of dogs turned wild.
Where the hell are all the yote tracks then? Must have been 3 to 5 dogs to kill a mature buck. It’s hard enough tracking a deer that just got shot, let alone one that was killed by yots days before its found dead. I’m calling bs, staged.
His tracking skills are AMAZING! Level 20 ranger if you ask me lol
Wow… Talk about Sherlock Holmes!!!!!!
Well sometimes when a deer is injured they will actually go to a river and let hypothermia take them.
They blurred out its identity until relatives could be notified.
Love his attention to every minute detail. He had different theories and eliminated them one by one until he found the real cause of death. Great work Ranger ?? you’d be an awesome forensic scientist
Chris Egan is a good investigator.
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????????????? pooor deer ?
All of us have got something in common
We all care about animals which is great ???
No one cares.
Great work!
Damn, he should be homicide detective
Poor thing was hit by a car 🙁
Facts matter. Brilliant episode!??⭐️
Wow, I am truly impressed with his tracking abilities. Very impressive, that's for sure. Just hope those weren't 'domestic' dogs that gathered into a pack, but actual coyote. Anyway, good job!
SMART
Gotta admit how impressed I am with this ranger's investigative tracking ability in resolving a death most civilians would instantly chalk up to poaching upon first sight. Honestly, how many watched this and nearly instantly concluded that it was certain to have been a scumbag poacher who was such a piece of human garbage they didn't even bother tracking down the kill after firing on it? Much as the ranger felt I also was glad to learn this death wasn't due to anything other than the predator-prey struggle all animals face in the wild.