Ask a Warden
In our series Ask a Warden, we interview officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, public lands, and other resources.
In our series Ask a Warden, we interview officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, public lands, and other resources.
Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: What Bag Limit do People Most Often Exceed?
In our series Ask a Warden, we interview officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, public lands, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from West Virginia, Minnesota, and Arizona what bag limit is most often exceeded. When a shared...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: What Guns Do You Carry?
In our series Ask a Warden, we interview officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, public lands, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from South Dakota, Texas, and Colorado what guns they carry. Conservation officers have a unique job...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: What’s the Highest Scoring Animal You’ve Confiscated?
In our series Ask a Warden, we interview officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, public lands, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from Oklahoma, Alaska, Kentucky, and Wisconsin about the highest scoring animals that they’ve ever...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: Have You Ever Written a Citation to a Friend?
In our series Ask a Warden, we interview officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, public lands, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from West Virginia, Minnesota, Georgia, and Arizona if they’ve ever ticketed a friend or family...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: Are Most Officers Avid Hunters and Anglers?
In our series, Ask a Warden, we interview officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from Ohio, California, Alabama, and Montana if most wardens are avid hunters, trappers, and/or anglers. During my...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: What’s the Most Common Injury You See?
In our new series, Ask a Warden, we’ll be interviewing officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from Minnesota, West Virginia, and Arizona what injury they deal with most is. I’ve buried hooks in...
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Policy & Legislation
Ask a Warden: Why Are Reg Books So Complicated?
In our new series, Ask a Warden, we’ll be interviewing officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from Minnesota, Arizona, and West Virginia about why reg books are so complicated. This fall, I’ll...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: What’s the Craziest Thing You’ve Done to Catch a Poacher?
In our new series, Ask a Warden, we’ll be interviewing officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from California, Ohio, Montana, and Alabama about the lengths they’ve gone to catch poachers...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: How Has Social Media Changed Your Job?
In our new series, Ask a Warden, we’ll be interviewing officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from Alaska, Kentucky, and Wisconsin about the how Facebook and Instagram factor into modern...
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Wildlife Management
Ask a Warden: What’s the Most Common Ticket You Write?
In our new series, Ask a Warden, we’ll be interviewing officers from across the country to learn about their role in protecting our game, fish, and other resources. In this edition, we asked officers from California, Ohio, Montana, and Alabama what citation they issue most often. I’ve been checked...
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